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The ATG Teams General arguing/discussing thread

CricketFan90s

CricketFan90s

State Vice-Captain
Can some people in this thread please stop your Political drama ?, looks like a bunch of cowards trying to corner me.
 
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capt_Luffy

capt_Luffy

International Captain
A Test XI of players who played for countries they weren't born in:

  1. K S Ranjitsinhji
  2. Archie Jackson
  3. George Headley
  4. Kevin Pietersen
  5. Andy Flower (wk)
  6. Ben Stokes (c)
  7. Basil D'Oliveira
  8. Tony Greig
  9. Gubby Allen
  10. Neil Wagner
  11. Clarrie Grimmett
 
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Coronis

Coronis

International Coach
capt_Luffy said:
A Test XI of players who played for countries they weren't born in:

  1. K S Ranjitsinhji
  2. Archie Jackson
  3. George Headley
  4. Kevin Pietersen
  5. Andy Flower (wk)
  6. Ben Stokes (c)
  7. Basil D'Oliveira
  8. Tony Greig
  9. Gubby Allen
  10. Neil Wagner
  11. Clarrie Grimmett
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No way Stokes bats above Greig and D’Oliveira. Usman should be there instead of Jackson imo.
 
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Fuller Pilch

Hall of Fame Member
capt_Luffy said:
A Test XI of players who played for countries they weren't born in:

  1. K S Ranjitsinhji
  2. Archie Jackson
  3. George Headley
  4. Kevin Pietersen
  5. Andy Flower (wk)
  6. Ben Stokes (c)
  7. Basil D'Oliveira
  8. Tony Greig
  9. Gubby Allen
  10. Neil Wagner
  11. Clarrie Grimmett
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To play

Usman Khawaja
Kepler Wessels
Marnus Labuschagne
Ted Dexter
Colin Cowdrey
Douglas Jardine (c)
BJ Watling (wk)
Colin De Grandhomme
Andy Caddick
Ajaz Patel
JJ Ferris

Thought about the likes of Andrew Symonds, Matt Prior, Andrew Strauss, and Jonathan Trott.
 
CricketFan90s

CricketFan90s

State Vice-Captain
Who was the Best Bowler in Australia (Fast Bowlers) ?
Glenn McGrath
In Australia1993-2007661312638.178864832898/2410/2722.432.4554.7112
Dennis Lillee
In Australia1971-198444841153454822317/8311/13823.732.8549.9154
Josh Hazlewood
In Australia2014-202439731418.339637351626/709/7923.052.6352.570
Pat Cummins
In Australia2017-202433631117.226929931526/2310/6219.692.6744.182
Jeff Thompson
In Australia1972-19832952602732231296/469/10524.983.2046.760
Ray Lindwall
In Australia1946-19592955656524721127/389/10922.072.2558.640
Alan Davidson
In Australia1954-1963173248341768846/5311/22221.042.1957.581
Keith Miller
In Australia1946-1955285248651740857/609/7720.472.1457.230
Richard Hadlee (New Zealand)
In Australia1973-1987122133731373779/5215/12317.832.4443.8103
Curtly Ambrose (West Indies)
In Australia1988-19971428625.51461544787/2510/12019.792.4648.161
 
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Fuller Pilch

Hall of Fame Member
CricketFan90s said:
Who was the Best Bowler in Australia (Fast Bowlers) ?
Glenn McGrath
In Australia1993-2007661312638.178864832898/2410/2722.432.4554.7112
Dennis Lillee
In Australia1971-198444841153454822317/8311/13823.732.8549.9154
Josh Hazlewood
In Australia2014-202439731418.339637351626/709/7923.052.6352.570
Pat Cummins
In Australia2017-202433631117.226929931526/2310/6219.692.6744.182
Jeff Thompson
In Australia1972-19832952602732231296/469/10524.983.2046.760
Ray Lindwall
In Australia1946-19592955656524721127/389/10922.072.2558.640
Alan Davidson
In Australia1954-1963173248341768846/5311/22221.042.1957.581
Keith Miller
In Australia1946-1955285248651740857/609/7720.472.1457.230
Richard Hadlee (New Zealand)
In Australia1973-1987122133731373779/5215/12317.832.4443.8103
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Please also add Curtly Ambrose.
 
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_00_deathscar

International Regular
Socerer 01 said:
Zaheer being rated the equivalent of Shami or better is pure nostalgia bias for that era of Indian cricket which i can sympathise with tbf since its a team and set of cricketers close to my heart and based on 2011’s result

had India won in 2023 this wouldnt even be a debate
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But they didn’t. Mostly down to the batsmen but Shami did go for the most runs/ER in the game.
Zaheer turned up big time in that 2011 final.
 
capt_Luffy

capt_Luffy

International Captain
_00_deathscar said:
But they didn’t. Mostly down to the batsmen but Shami did go for the most runs/ER in the game.
Zaheer turned up big time in that 2011 final.
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Shami also did provided early breakthroughs..... To put it again, in World Cups Shami has 55 wickets in 18 matches at an average of 13...... That's bonkers. 2011 Final wasn't won by bowlers, if anything 275 was an above par score.
 
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