Yeah i rate him really highly, slightly above Turner most days, and well above every other NZ opener. Spent a while looking through his county career, and it really is rather good. He averages 40+ against all but two counties and 60+ against about half. From what little i've seen, either used to get out for bugger all or go on to make a good score.Dempster seems to be an underated player to me because he didn't play too many Test matches. However, in the Test matches that he did manage to play he averaged 65.72. Also, he had a productive career in English County cricket (184 games) with Leistershire. Curiously, he opened the batting when representing NZ, but normally batted at No.4 for Leistershire. I reckon that you could bat him in either position and be right.
I can't find much about his technique against fast bowling, but he seems to be somewhat of a specialist against spin bowlers on 'sticky' wickets due to his quick and nimble footwork.
****!Thought it was my pick, but since it was taken.
Was just in an accident, give me a few pls.
Sorry mate, I picked as I thought ohno's 3 hours were over.Thought it was my pick, but since it was taken.
Was just in an accident, give me a few pls.
Thanks man.Looks brilliant, Aldo!
That bowling attack is very tasty!
Family were a tad shaken up but ok. May end up being quite costly though. Will see.****!
Hoping you're fine, mate! Take care.
No worries.Sorry mate, I picked as I thought ohno's 3 hours were over.
Hope everything is okay on your end!
Just need one player who played at least one test during each era span. Cannot use one player for multiple eras though01. Gordon Greenidge
02.
03. Viv Richards
04. Javed Miandad
05.
06. Aubrey Faulkner
07. Les Ames
08. Richard Hadlee
09. Alan Davidson
10. Michael Holding
11.
Just the INDIA criteria to go.
According to the ICC, Hadlee peaked in 11/1985 during his famous tour of Australia, and Miandad peaked in 2/1989. So I believe that they both meet the > 1985 criteria. Incidently, Richards and Holding both peaked during1981.
MONK?