IN PROGRESS All-Time Australia ODI XI

[Aravind.]

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Usman Khawaja

01. Adam Gilchrist
02. Usman Khawaja
03. Steven Smith
05. Steve Waugh
08. Andy Bichel
10. Nathan Bracken
11. Stuart MacGill

@Aravind.

 

[Aravind.]

Len Pascoe, right arm fast bowler. 53 ODI wickets @ 20.11. He will be the new ball partner of Craig McDermott.

Travis Head
2.
Ricky Ponting
Michael Clarke
5.
6.
Luke Ronchi
Peter Taylor
Craig McDermott
10.
Len Pascoe

@Perfect Square your turn

 

[Perfect Square]

Simon O'Donnell is my pick.

A powerful bowling All Rounder that was instrumental to Australia's 1987 WC victory. 100+ wickets at an average of 28 with the ball and 1000+ runs at an average of 25. Stats alone suggest he was pretty good.

1. Shane Watson
2.
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4. Allan Border
5.
6.
7. Brad Haddin
8. Simon O'Donnell
9. Adam Zampa
10. Jeff Thomson
11. Terry Alderman

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01. David Warner
03. Shaun Marsh
05. Andrew Symonds
06. Alex Carey
07. James Faulkner
09. Mitchell Starc
10. Tom Hogan

Needed to cover that left arm spinner's spot and Tom Hogan looks like he fits that bill.

@Viper.

 

[Viper.]

Any good team needs a solid opening pair, and the 1996 WC Captain is my pick to complete my opening duo



Mark Taylor might be better known for his 334, But he was a decent ODI player and opened for Australia, and in the 1996 World Cup lead the team to the final. With only 1/20 of his centuries coming in ODIs and an average of 32, he was a finer red ball cricketer, but he is good enough to pair Marsh at the top for the team.

The Lineup

01. Geoff Marsh
02. Mark Taylor
03. David Boon
04. Michael Hussey
05.
06. Michael Bevan
07.
08.
09. Mitchell Johnson
10.
11. Josh Hazlewood

@ddrap14

 

[ddrap14]

YESYESYES



Very underrated, Brad Hodge often wasn't in the Aussie team because of the obvious problem of "being an Australian player during the 2000s", but he was arguably at his best in LO cricket, which considering his red ball record is a lot to say.

@Aislabie

 

[Perfect Square]

YESYESYES

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Very underrated, Brad Hodge often wasn't in the Aussie team because of the obvious problem of "being an Australian player during the 2000s", but he was arguably at his best in LO cricket, which considering his red ball record is a lot to say.

@Aislabie

I wanted him

 

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Simon O'Donnell
Simon O'Donnell hit the biggest six ever struck at the MCG, and his 18-ball ODI 50 was a complete outlier for the era in which he played. Had he been born a bit later he could have named his price in any T20 league in the world.

1.
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3. Dean Jones
4. Greg Chappell
5. Darren Lehmann
6.
7. Rod Marsh
8. Simon O'Donnell
9. Brett Lee
10. Ryan Harris
11.

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Simon O'Donnell
Simon O'Donnell hit the biggest six ever struck at the MCG, and his 18-ball ODI 50 was a complete outlier for the era in which he played. Had he been born a bit later he could have named his price in any T20 league in the world.

1.
2.
3. Dean Jones
4. Greg Chappell
5. Darren Lehmann
6.
7. Rod Marsh
8. Simon O'Donnell
9. Brett Lee
10. Ryan Harris
11.

@Till Valhalla

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Please update the index @VC the slogger

 

[Aislabie]

Gary Gilmour
The original Australian World Cup hero.

1.
2.
3. Dean Jones
4. Greg Chappell
5. Darren Lehmann
6.
7. Rod Marsh
8. Gary Gilmour
9. Brett Lee
10. Ryan Harris
11.

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[Perfect Square]

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Simon O'Donnell
Simon O'Donnell hit the biggest six ever struck at the MCG, and his 18-ball ODI 50 was a complete outlier for the era in which he played. Had he been born a bit later he could have named his price in any T20 league in the world.

1.
2.
3. Dean Jones
4. Greg Chappell
5. Darren Lehmann
6.
7. Rod Marsh
8. Simon O'Donnell
9. Brett Lee
10. Ryan Harris
11.

@Till Valhalla

Appreciate the write up for my player