Test Cricket Eras Draft v. 2.0. - Draft and Discussion Thread
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Time to skip? Let's get this thing moving along
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Frank Woolley
1: Jack Hobbs (1877-1909)
2:
3: Graeme Pollock (1960-1969)
4: Denis Compton (1940-1949)
5: Frank Worrell (1950-1959)
6: Frank Woolley (1910-1919)
7: Ian Healy (1990-1999)
8: Ian Botham (1980-1989)
9: Richard Hadlee (1970-1979)
10: Waqar Younis (2000-present)
11: Hedley Verity (1930-1939)
BoshtrichBurger
1: Jack Hobbs (1877-1909)
2:
3: Graeme Pollock (1960-1969)
4: Denis Compton (1940-1949)
5: Frank Worrell (1950-1959)
6: Frank Woolley (1910-1919)
7: Ian Healy (1990-1999)
8: Ian Botham (1980-1989)
9: Richard Hadlee (1970-1979)
10: Waqar Younis (2000-present)
11: Hedley Verity (1930-1939)
BoshtrichBurger
Wacky Tiger
Parmy
Carbine Chaos
The Gaff-er
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- Perth FC, Everton, Delhi
The problem with these things is that they take too long.
Marklar_33
Brownlow Medallist
It's a race?
Carbine Chaos
The Gaff-er
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Pick again
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- #310
Umm, Virender Sehwag.
Clive Hubert Lloyd CBE AO
Test Matches: 110
Batting Average: 46.67
Centuries/Half Centuries: 19/39
Highest Score: 242*
This West Indies king is the perfect fit for my team. His temperament, skill, and brilliant leadership are just terrific assets to my team.
- Sir L Hutton (1930-1939)
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- Sir IVA Richards* (1970-1979)
- CH Lloyd (1960-1969)
- W Rhodes (1910-1919)
- SR Waugh (1980-1989)
- LEG Ames† (1920-1929)
- SM Pollock (1990-1999)
- RR Lindwall (1940-1949)
- A Kumble (Wildcard)
- GA Lohmann (1877-1909)
james brayshaw
Doug Walters
1. W.G Grace 1887-1909 (Bat Ave: 32.29 Bowling Ave: 26.22)
2. Sunil Gavaskar 1980-1989 (Bat Ave: 51.12)
3. Sir Clyde Walcott † 1950-1959 (Bat Ave: 56.68)
4. Sir Everton Weekes 1940-1949 (Bat Ave: 58.61)
5. Doug Walters wildcard (Bat Ave: 48.26 Bowling Ave 29.08)
6.
7. Jack Gregory 1920-1929 (Bat Ave: 36.96 Bowling Ave: 31.15)
8. Malcolm Marshall 1970-1979 (Bat Ave: 18.85 Bowling Ave: 20.94)
9. Derek Underwood 1960-1969 (Bat Ave: 11.56 Bowling Ave: 25.83)
10. Allan Donald 1990-1999 (Bat Ave: 10.68 Bowling Ave: 22.25)
11. Sydney Barnes 1910-1919 (Bat Ave: 8.06 Bowling Ave: 16.43)
1. W.G Grace 1887-1909 (Bat Ave: 32.29 Bowling Ave: 26.22)
2. Sunil Gavaskar 1980-1989 (Bat Ave: 51.12)
3. Sir Clyde Walcott † 1950-1959 (Bat Ave: 56.68)
4. Sir Everton Weekes 1940-1949 (Bat Ave: 58.61)
5. Doug Walters wildcard (Bat Ave: 48.26 Bowling Ave 29.08)
6.
7. Jack Gregory 1920-1929 (Bat Ave: 36.96 Bowling Ave: 31.15)
8. Malcolm Marshall 1970-1979 (Bat Ave: 18.85 Bowling Ave: 20.94)
9. Derek Underwood 1960-1969 (Bat Ave: 11.56 Bowling Ave: 25.83)
10. Allan Donald 1990-1999 (Bat Ave: 10.68 Bowling Ave: 22.25)
11. Sydney Barnes 1910-1919 (Bat Ave: 8.06 Bowling Ave: 16.43)
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Noobz0r
Tom Jonas Fan Club Junior VP
- Aug 18, 2009
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- Port Adelaide
Rahul Dravid with my wildcard
1. Sutcliffe (1920-29)
2. Bardsley (1910-19)
3. Dravid (wildcard)
4. McCabe (1930-39)
5. Flower + (2000-present)
6.
7. Noble (c) (1877-09)
8. Laker (1950-59)
9. Tyson (1940-49)
10. Bishop (1980-89)
11. McGrath (1990-99)
Marklar_33
1. Sutcliffe (1920-29)
2. Bardsley (1910-19)
3. Dravid (wildcard)
4. McCabe (1930-39)
5. Flower + (2000-present)
6.
7. Noble (c) (1877-09)
8. Laker (1950-59)
9. Tyson (1940-49)
10. Bishop (1980-89)
11. McGrath (1990-99)
Marklar_33
Carn Marklar_33
Marklar_33
Brownlow Medallist
I'm skipped, surely?
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- #318
Wacky Tiger
Parmy
Alrighty then for my wild card pick I'll round out my opening batsman. Initially I couldn't stand this bloke but over time I've come to respect and admire his achievements especially his guard of honor for Punter. The most experienced captain in test cricket history
Graeme Smith
Graeme Smith
Wacky Tiger
Parmy
Wacky Tiger
Parmy
1. Sid Barnes (1930-1939)
2. Graeme Smith (wildcard)
3. Ricky Ponting (1990-1999)
4. Garfield Sobers (1950-1959)
5. Neil Harvey (1940-1949)
6. AB de Villiers (w) (2000-Present)
7. Aubrey Faulkner (1910-1919)
8. Alan Davidson (1960-1969)
9. Harold Larwood (1920-1929)
10. Dennis Lillee (1970-1979)
11.
12.
2. Graeme Smith (wildcard)
3. Ricky Ponting (1990-1999)
4. Garfield Sobers (1950-1959)
5. Neil Harvey (1940-1949)
6. AB de Villiers (w) (2000-Present)
7. Aubrey Faulkner (1910-1919)
8. Alan Davidson (1960-1969)
9. Harold Larwood (1920-1929)
10. Dennis Lillee (1970-1979)
11.
12.
YOU campaigner!!!!!
Okay my first pick of this double is one of the finest all-rounders that world cricket has ever seen and a legend of Australian cricket:
Charlie Macartney (1910-1919).
Go on, I dare you to bounce me.
"The Governor-General" averaged 41.78 with the bat and 27.55 with the ball (including a 10 wicket match) and was known for his flamboyant strokeplay. In 1922 Wisden proclaimed him as" "by many degrees the most brilliant and individual Australian batsmen of the present day" and The Don cites Macartney as one of his main inspirations in his cricket career.
1. Arthur Morris (1950-1959)
2.
3. Don Bradman (1930-1939)
4. George Headley (1940-1949)
5. Allan Border (1970-1979)
6. Charlie Macartney (1910-1919)
7. Alan Knott (1960-1969)
8. Clarrie Grimmett (1920-1929)
9. Curtly Ambrose (1990-1999)
10. Tom Richardson (1877-1909)
11. Courtney Walsh (1980-1989)
So that's all eras taken care of except 2000-present and my wildcard. Enjoy this free drafting lesson.
JP Sauce
Charlie Macartney (1910-1919).
Go on, I dare you to bounce me.
"The Governor-General" averaged 41.78 with the bat and 27.55 with the ball (including a 10 wicket match) and was known for his flamboyant strokeplay. In 1922 Wisden proclaimed him as" "by many degrees the most brilliant and individual Australian batsmen of the present day" and The Don cites Macartney as one of his main inspirations in his cricket career.
1. Arthur Morris (1950-1959)
2.
3. Don Bradman (1930-1939)
4. George Headley (1940-1949)
5. Allan Border (1970-1979)
6. Charlie Macartney (1910-1919)
7. Alan Knott (1960-1969)
8. Clarrie Grimmett (1920-1929)
9. Curtly Ambrose (1990-1999)
10. Tom Richardson (1877-1909)
11. Courtney Walsh (1980-1989)
So that's all eras taken care of except 2000-present and my wildcard. Enjoy this free drafting lesson.
JP Sauce
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Okay my first pick of this double is one of the finest all-rounders that world cricket has ever seen and a legend of Australian cricket:
Charlie Macartney (1910-1919).
Go on, I dare you to bounce me.
"The Governor-General" averaged 41.78 with the bat and 27.55 with the ball (including a 10 wicket match) and was known for his flamboyant strokeplay. In 1922 Wisden proclaimed him as" "by many degrees the most brilliant and individual Australian batsmen of the present day" and The Don cites Macartney as one of his main inspirations in his cricket career.
1. Arthur Morris (1950-1959)
2.
3. Don Bradman (1930-1939)
4. George Headley (1940-1949)
5. Allan Border (1970-1979)
6. Charlie Macartney (1910-1919)
7. Alan Knott (1960-1969)
8. Clarrie Grimmett (1920-1929)
9. Curtly Ambrose (1990-1999)
10. Tom Richardson (1877-1909)
11. Courtney Walsh (1980-1989)
So that's all eras taken care of except 2000-present and my wildcard. Enjoy this free drafting lesson.
JP Sauce
courtjester
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You've got a beast of a team, but that's the most fragile tail I've ever seen.
6 out all out I reckon.
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