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T20 World Cup Finals Draft
- Thread starter Himannv
- Start date
Teuton
International Captain
Fuller Pilch
Hall of Fame Member
Just L&L and trundler left to finish rd 10 I think. Not sure of plan for round 11.
Line and Length
Cricketer Of The Year
Teuton
International Captain
Harry Brook
Ryan Sidebottom
Joe Root
Chris Woakes
Graeme Swann
Alex Hales
Sam Curran
Adil Rashid
Kevin Pietersen
Jos Buttler
Himannv
International Coach
Everyone picks at the same time 24 hours after the last pick in round10.
capt_Luffy
International Captain
1. GIMH:
1. Jos Buttler (wk)
2. Alex Hales
3. Joe Root
4. Kevin Pietersen
5. Harry Brooks
6.
7. Sam Curran
8. Chris Woakes
9. Adil Rashid
10. Graeme Swann
11. Ryan Sidebottom
2. Teuton:
1. Aidan Markram
2. K L Rahul
3. Babar Azam
4. Suryakumar Yadav
5. Mohammad Rizwan (wk)
6.
7. Shadab Khan
8. David Willey
9. Dale Steyn
10. Jasprit Bumrah
11. Saeed Ajmal
3. Line and Length:
1. Mahela Jayawardene
2. Jason Roy
3. Virat Kohli
4. Kumar Sangakkara (wk)
5. Marlon Samuels
6. Daryl Mitchell
7. Angelo Mathews
8. Samuel Badree
9. Ajantha Mendis
10. Anrich Nortje
11.
4. Trundler:
1. David Warner
2. Chris Gayle
3. Kane Williamson
4. Mike Hussey
5. Heinrich Klaassen (wk)
6. Cameron White
7. Marcus Stoinis
8.
9. Lockie Ferguson
10. Trent Boult
11. Adam Zampa
5. Fuller Pilch:
1. Devon Conway (wk)
2. Martin Guptill
3. Colin Munro
4. J P Duminy
5. Glen Philips
6.
7. Shahid Afridi
8. Dwayne Bravo
9. Daniel Vettori
10. Umar Gul
11. Dirk Nannes
6. Honestbharani:
1. Gautam Gambhir
2. Mitchell Marsh
3.
4. Liam Livingstone
5. M S Dhoni (wk&c)
6. Moeen Ali
7. Axar Patel
8. Ravichandran Ashwin
9. Mitchell Johnson
10. Jofra Archer
11. Kagiso Rabada
7. Bitmap:
1. Aaron Finch
2. Rohit Sharma
3.
4. Yuvraj Singh
5. David Miller
6. Suresh Raina
7. Albie Morkel
8. Chris Jordan
9. Tim Southee
10. Imran Tahir
11. Lasith Malinga
8. Silver Silva:
1. Phil Salt (wk)
2. Shane Watson
3. Dawid Malan
4. Eoin Morgan
5. Glenn Maxwell
6. Hardik Pandya
7. Mohammad Nabi
8.
9. Rashid Khan
10. Shaheen Shah Afridi
11. Josh Hazlewood
9. JOJOXI:
1. Quinton de Kock (wk)
2. Brendon McCullum
3. Steve Smith
4. Andrew Symmonds
5. Kieran Pollard
6.
7. Ravindra Jadeja
8. Mitchell Starc
9. Pat Cummins
10. Shane Bond
11. Mutthiah Muralitharan
10. capt_Luffy:
1. Sunil Narine
2. Matthew Hayden
3. Faf du Plessis
4. A B de Villiers
5. Jonny Bairstow (wk)
6.
7. Andre Russell
8. Thisara Perera
9. Bhuvneshwar Kumar
10. Kuldeep Yadav
11. Mohammad Amir
capt_Luffy
International Captain
Sanath Jayasuriya
Yes, I didn't made the whole team solely on T20I stats, which I found highly unreliable for player quality judgement, but just selected the best XI I could, the team most likely to come out on top in a T20 match. Personally believe my AT IPL XI and T20I XI shan't have many changes, probably a few Pakistani players like Gul and Afridi.
Narine is a proper destructive batsman if sent to open, capable of scoring at great rates. With such destruction, I have Hayden, someone with a more systematic but nevertheless affective approach. At 3 is Faf, a criminally underrated T20 bat, capable of scoring quite quickly while simultaneously building the innings. At 4 is the best T20 batsman I ever saw, Mr 360 ABD. Yes, his T20I stats are relatively lackluster to his record in IPL, BBL and other T20 leagues, but he still has some absolute bangers like his 60* vs Eng. A batsman truly capable of playing all over the ground, having multiple shots for the same delivery and without any weakness to any kind of bowler. At 5 is Bairstow, slightly out of position but batted plenty down the order for Eng once he switched positions with Jos. A very good batsman capable of destructive long bangers. At 6 I have Russell, one of if not the most destructive T20 finisher. At 7 is Jayasuriya. Again out of place, but if needed he can as well switch places with Narine and open. Again a very destructive bat, arguably the OG destructive bat in the modern white ball game. At 8 is Perera, a batsman who could play a quick knock very well. Bhuvi and Kuldeep at 9 and 10 provides this lineup adequate depth in batting. One thing for sure with this team, the runs will come fast everywhere.
But after all this, this team's strength lies in its bowling. Narine is one of the T20 bowling GoATs, extremely difficult to score off without risking your wicket. With Bhuvi and Amir as my two pacers, neither the powerplay nor the slot is going to be easy run for the batsmen. In the middle overs, Kuldeep is one of the most destructive T20 bowlers, capable of breaking any budding partnership, even more lethal with Narine keeping it very tight. I have 3 options for the 4th bowler; Russell's pace, Perera's medium pace and Jayasuriya's SLA; all 3 offering something different covering all conditions and very useful in tangent. 3 Right arm fast, 1 Left arm fast, 1 off spinner, 1 chinaman and 1 SLA; it's a tragedy I am lacking a leg spinner. @honestbharani will like this attack.
Lastly, this side is also great in the field with guns like Faf, ABD, Russell and Jayasuriya running around.
- Sunil Narine
- Matthew Hayden
- Faf du Plessis (c)
- A B de Villiers
- Jonny Bairstow (wk)
- Andre Russell
- Sanath Jayasuriya
- Thisara Perera
- Bhuvneshwar Kumar
- Kuldeep Yadav
- Mohammad Amir
Yes, I didn't made the whole team solely on T20I stats, which I found highly unreliable for player quality judgement, but just selected the best XI I could, the team most likely to come out on top in a T20 match. Personally believe my AT IPL XI and T20I XI shan't have many changes, probably a few Pakistani players like Gul and Afridi.
Narine is a proper destructive batsman if sent to open, capable of scoring at great rates. With such destruction, I have Hayden, someone with a more systematic but nevertheless affective approach. At 3 is Faf, a criminally underrated T20 bat, capable of scoring quite quickly while simultaneously building the innings. At 4 is the best T20 batsman I ever saw, Mr 360 ABD. Yes, his T20I stats are relatively lackluster to his record in IPL, BBL and other T20 leagues, but he still has some absolute bangers like his 60* vs Eng. A batsman truly capable of playing all over the ground, having multiple shots for the same delivery and without any weakness to any kind of bowler. At 5 is Bairstow, slightly out of position but batted plenty down the order for Eng once he switched positions with Jos. A very good batsman capable of destructive long bangers. At 6 I have Russell, one of if not the most destructive T20 finisher. At 7 is Jayasuriya. Again out of place, but if needed he can as well switch places with Narine and open. Again a very destructive bat, arguably the OG destructive bat in the modern white ball game. At 8 is Perera, a batsman who could play a quick knock very well. Bhuvi and Kuldeep at 9 and 10 provides this lineup adequate depth in batting. One thing for sure with this team, the runs will come fast everywhere.
But after all this, this team's strength lies in its bowling. Narine is one of the T20 bowling GoATs, extremely difficult to score off without risking your wicket. With Bhuvi and Amir as my two pacers, neither the powerplay nor the slot is going to be easy run for the batsmen. In the middle overs, Kuldeep is one of the most destructive T20 bowlers, capable of breaking any budding partnership, even more lethal with Narine keeping it very tight. I have 3 options for the 4th bowler; Russell's pace, Perera's medium pace and Jayasuriya's SLA; all 3 offering something different covering all conditions and very useful in tangent. 3 Right arm fast, 1 Left arm fast, 1 off spinner, 1 chinaman and 1 SLA; it's a tragedy I am lacking a leg spinner. @honestbharani will like this attack.
Lastly, this side is also great in the field with guns like Faf, ABD, Russell and Jayasuriya running around.
Line and Length
Cricketer Of The Year
Chris Jordan
capt_Luffy
International Captain
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honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Fakhar Zaman
Honest Hunks
1. Gautam Gambhir
2. Fakhar Zaman
3. Mitch Marsh
4. Moeen Ali
5. M S Dhoni (wk&c)
6. Liam Livingstone
7. Axar Patel
8. Ravichandran Ashwin
9. Mitchell Johnson
10. Jofra Archer
11. Kagiso Rabada
Batting and bowling all the way through the order. Good fielding side and a GOAT captain.
Honest Hunks
1. Gautam Gambhir
2. Fakhar Zaman
3. Mitch Marsh
4. Moeen Ali
5. M S Dhoni (wk&c)
6. Liam Livingstone
7. Axar Patel
8. Ravichandran Ashwin
9. Mitchell Johnson
10. Jofra Archer
11. Kagiso Rabada
Batting and bowling all the way through the order. Good fielding side and a GOAT captain.
Silver Silva
International Debutant
Mitchell Santner
Fuller Pilch
Hall of Fame Member
Darren Sammy
Devon Conway (wk)
Martin Guptill
Colin Munro
Glenn Phillips
JP Duminy
Shahid Afridi
Darren Sammy (c)
Dwayne Bravo
Daniel Vettori
Umar Gul
Dirk Nannes
9 very good bowling options (including some T20 ATGs) - everyone except the openers can bowl well, deep and aggressive batting (Vettori at 9), mix of left and right handed/armed batters and bowlers, very good captains/leaders, and some elite fielders.
Quality side.
Fun draft
Devon Conway (wk)
Martin Guptill
Colin Munro
Glenn Phillips
JP Duminy
Shahid Afridi
Darren Sammy (c)
Dwayne Bravo
Daniel Vettori
Umar Gul
Dirk Nannes
9 very good bowling options (including some T20 ATGs) - everyone except the openers can bowl well, deep and aggressive batting (Vettori at 9), mix of left and right handed/armed batters and bowlers, very good captains/leaders, and some elite fielders.
Quality side.
Fun draft
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