Ian Botham was a dud at ODI, just like Michael Slater was. Bizarre two such aggressive test batsmen couldn't adapt to ODI. They should have been ODI superstars
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The ATG Teams General arguing/discussing thread
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Fuller Pilch
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Craig McMillan (except one famous innings) was another example.
CricketFan90s
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ian botham is dead by 1986.
As if your opinion on England players has any credibility to anyone after your anti-English rants in this thread...
As I said, Ian Botham was never good at ODI cricket, even during his historically high Test peak
TheJediBrah
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and throws it. And is about as English as I am
But then we also have Eoin Morgan, KP and Stokes being mentioned lol
England lmao
CricketFan90s
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Anti English rants are you joking. They are historical facts you can check any source. I can see bitter truths are hard to digest
. Ian Botham was not good in ODI but he also became useless by 1986-1987 in Tests. Don’t say it’s biased this is also a fact. If you have a credibility in your thinking prove me wrong ?
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CricAddict
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The foreign English XI could be genuinely good in odis and can beat a few atg odi teams.
Trott
Lamb
Hick
Morgan
KP
Stokes
Tony Greig
Geraint Jones (wk)
Archer
Dernbach
Rankin
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Will they also beat an actual English ATG ODI XI?
CricketFan90s
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You were wrong too because French were Fighting with Britain in India and had Carnatic Wars in East coast part of India with Britain. So it’s French who might have learned it first in India. French were ruling some parts of India from 1673 to 1962.Sacre merde! You're all wrong, because the French were the ones who invented cricket no later than 1478, before they got bored of the game and left it to you silly English kniiigggiitts! You know it's true, because the Daily Mail wrote an article about it:
Cricket 'invented in France' 80 years before it was played in England
A letter to King Louis XI in 1478 may contain the first known reference to the sport of 'criquet' being played in the village of Liettres in northern France, though the first evidence of it in England was in 1550.www.dailymail.co.uk
Can you just drop this crap already. This is the ATG XI cricket thread which doesn't need your off-topic BS
CricketFan90s
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It’s not crap and you are the one brought it again. It’s your opinions that don’t have credibility as you are unable to take different perspective
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capt_Luffy
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Matt Prior ahead of Jones surely. The batting of this team is genuinely better than Rest of English team, though the bowling will be an issue.
Wouldn't Andy Caddick, Devon Malcom and Gladstone Small add a bit more to the bowling?
capt_Luffy
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English ODI XI born outside England:
- Jason Roy
- Graeme Hick
- Allan Lamb
- Kevin Pietersen
- Eoin Morgan (c)
- Ben Stokes
- Matt Prior (wk)
- Chris Lewis
- Jofra Archer
- Phil DeFreitas
- Andy Caddick
CricketFan90s
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Again, what does this post have to do with the ATG thread?
CricketFan90s
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Man you started the topic again today and do you think I will keep quiet. If you cannot win an argument then mind your words when you are questioning my credibility.
Socerer 01
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probably shoulda been a thing on page 1 of this thread