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Generation Draft

smash84

smash84

The Tiger King
One of the forgotten greats of the game

Ladies and Gentlemen please rise for the one and only Charlie Turner aka Terror
 
fredfertang

fredfertang

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
OK I want to pick Stanley Jackson, who played 10 Tests between 1893 and 1899 and 10 between 1902 and 1905 - I'd argue that the tie break when Tests are equal is duration and therefore as the major part of the duration of his career was in the Grace era that I can have him
 
Howe_zat

Howe_zat

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I've missed tons of great players thanks to ****ing up and not bothering with any actual research. Didn't think it would matter a great deal but it's starting to look a progressively worse pick the more I think about it.
 
smash84

smash84

The Tiger King
Howe_zat said:
I've missed tons of great players thanks to ****ing up and not bothering with any actual research. Didn't think it would matter a great deal but it's starting to look a progressively worse pick the more I think about it.
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haha....I thought Turner was as good as they come if I am going 7 down in a round. A good case of oversight I had thought :)
 
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weldone

weldone

Hall of Fame Member
I pick the player who was the first artist behind the stumps - the first great wicketkeeper Jack Blackham
 
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