Obscure Players That You Remember

[RedmanWasHere]

Speaking of Jon Lewis reminded me of the bald, aggro keeper...no doubt he has already been mentioned in this thread...but Paul Nixon was always entertaining, for one reason or another.

He also looked 75.

 

[rocker_oz33]

Jon Lewis was a great bowler in county cricket paying for Gloucester.
The freak ala Ian Hravey also played for gloucester helped win them a one day title.

Simon Jones was a great in 05 never the same player after.

 

[ioppolo]

Craig Wishart, hit 172* against Namibia in the 2003 WC. His average otherwise was about 24.

 

[krisholio14]

Shawn Bradstreet

 

[Shane Sheridan]

Leonard Durtanovich. Tearaway quick from the South West of WA, ended up playing a few tests.

 

[Carbine Chaos]

Leonard Durtanovich. Tearaway quick from the South West of WA, ended up playing a few tests.

Good player - I wouldn't consider Len Pascoe obscure myself.

 

[sherb]

Dennis Lillie.

 

[JackOutback]

Dennis Lillie.

Who?

 

[sherb]

Who?

You can't read?

 

[Carbine Chaos]

QLD legspinner?

 

[sherb]

QLD legspinner?

That's the man.

Us old timers just don't get treated with respect around here.......

 

[sherb]

Robert Rose. RIP. Great talent in two sports.

 

[sherb]

Ross Duncan.

Alan Sieler.

 

[sherb]

Marshall Rosen.

 

[Shane Sheridan]

Dennis Yagmich. The lowest of the low profiles of the Australian WSC players.

 

[Shane Sheridan]

Kevin Wright. Athletic, ranga wicketkeeper from WA who played tests during WSC days. Played second fiddle to Rod Marsh for WA after reunification, went to SA to seek more opportunity. Retired early.

 

[sherb]

Dennis Yagmich. The lowest of the low profiles of the Australian WSC players.

Keeper.

 

[sherb]

David Ogilvie.

JB "Sam" Gannon.

Tony Mann.

 

[sherb]

Tony Steele.

Les Joslin.

This is fun.

 

[sherb]

Michael Norman.

David Gatenby.

Stephen Howard.

 

[Shane Sheridan]

Tony Steele.

Les Joslin.

This is fun.

Les Joslin toured England a nd played his one test. Remembering correctly was roomed with Doug Walters on the trip, very up tight and watched his diet, no drinking, smoking, early to bed, Walters completely opposite. Joslin 1 test, no good, Walters catches up with him years down the track, beer in hand, durrie in mouth. something along the lines of the pure life didn't work for me.

 

[Shane Sheridan]

Tony Steele.

Les Joslin.

This is fun.

All good naming names, what about why you remember them.
Remember seeing a picture of Ogilvie in the nets, Social Studies teacher beard, terry towelling white hat, defending one off his nose.

 

[sherb]

All good naming names, what about why you remember them.
Remember seeing a picture of Ogilvie in the nets, Social Studies teacher beard, terry towelling white hat, defending one off his nose.

Tony Steele scored a load of runs for NSW in the last season Australia didn't have an international tour (69/70).

Les Joslin was selected on the Australian tour of the UK in 68, didn't play a test, and faded from the game after that.

I'll make sure I submit to your requirements from now on. You're the boss after all.

 

[sherb]

Michael Norman.

David Gatenby.

Stephen Howard.

All Tasmanian players from the 70s.

As required by Shane Sheridan.

 

[Shane Sheridan]

Cheers.