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Clarrie Grimmett Bill O'Reilly Shane Warne Muttiah Muralitharin Richie Benaud Hedley Verity Baghwat Chandrasekhar Lance Gibbs Aubrey Faulkner A. Vogler

Current players would probably be Chanderpaul although would depend on the bowling attack. All time would be Jack Hobbs, Alan Border, Steve Waugh, WG Grace or Keith Miller

Larwood was once measured with a primitive speedgun and the upper limit he was measured taking into account margin of error was 130mph.

My AT ODI XI (Played ODI's) 1. Adam Gilchrist (+) 2. Sachin Tendulkar 3. Ricky Ponting 4. Viv Richards 5. Michael Bevan 6. Steve Waugh (*) 7. Garry Sobers 8. Wasim Akram 9. Shane Warne 10. Joel Garner 11. Glen McGrath

New Zealand Tests 1. Guptill 2. How 3. Flynn 4. Taylor 5. Ryder 6. McCullum 7. Franklin/ Williamson 8. Vettori 9 Southee 10. Boult 11. Wagner NZ ODI XI 1. Ryder 2. McCullum 3. Guptill 4. Taylor 5. Broom 6. Williamson 7. Elliot 8. Vettori 9. Thompson 10. Mills 11. Southee

Bert Suttcliffe's quick fire 80* against South Africa in 1953 after being hit in the head by Neil Adcock and having to go to hospital before he'd got off the mark. He also added 33 runs for the last wicket in 10 minutes with Bob Blair who displayed his own form of heroism by going out to bat...

My AT Test XI 1. J.Hobbs 2. A.Morris 3. D.Bradman (*) 4. A.Border 5. G.Sobers 6. K.Miller 7. A.Gilchrist (+) 8. R.Lindwall 9. R.Hadlee 10. C.Grimmett 11. B.O'Reilly

If you mean Bradman, then yes he was the main star, but they also had Barnes and Morris at the top of the order who were imo 2 of the greatest 3 Australian openners ever, Hassett who was top quality if not AT great material a bit similar to Michael Clarke now right down to being vice captain...

I'm laughing at the comment that only Australia, England and the West Indies were any good in the 1980's. Australia had a 3 or 4 year period from 1984 where Alan Border apart they were completly and utterly rubbish (Yes some players that played in this time frame became great players but they...

Richie Benaud and Neil Harvey in my opinion

Curent 20-20 World XI 1. M.Hayden 2. B.McCullum (+) 3. R.Ponting 4. K.Peiterson 5. Misbah-ul-Haq 6. A.Symonds 7. J.Oram 8. S.Warne (*) 9. B.Lee 10. D.Steyn 11. T.Southee AT Australia 20-20 XI 1. A.Gilchrist (+) 2. K.Miller 3. D.Bradman 4. V.Trumper 5. S.McCabe 6...

Mine usually bat at 7 although occasionly 6 if I'm playing 1 or 2 bowling all rounders as part of a 5 man bowling attack

Good score team Btw the initial for me is M.Flaus not S.Flaus

*First Name: Michael *Second Name: Flaus *Squad Number(Jersey Number): 77 *Position: CB ::Off The Field:: (Out of 20) (1 of them can be 20 the rest have to be below 10) Adaptability: 1 Ambition: 9 Controversy: 9 Loyalty: 9 Pressure: 20 Professionalism: 9 Sportsmanship: 1...

Name: Michael Flaus Player Type: Lower Order Bowling All Rounder Batting Hand: Right Bat Agression: Extremely Agressive, likes the lofted front foot drive Bowl Type: LM (Left Arm Medium) Bowling Agression: Attacking

Is this bloke the reincarnation of Clem Hill?

1. Australian selectors dropping Bradman 1928 2. Grimmett not being picked for 1938 Ashes tour 3. Sid Barnes being banned from Australian test team 4. W.G. Grace's unsportsmanlike run out of Sammy Jones in 1882 5. English captain saying to Australian captain Joe Darling "We've got...

I'll agree to disagree with Ponting and Richards as it could be argued both ways. As for the methodology I thought I'd tried out a who is better than who in 1 0n 1 comparision instead of some of the more generic but still good analysis I have seen so far. I stand by my conclusion that it...

West Indies 70's and 80's XI 1. Greenidge 2. Haynes 3. Richards 4. Kanhai 5. Sobers 6. Lloyd (*) 7. Dujon (+) 8. Marshall 9. Ambrose 10. Garner 11. Gibbs Australia 1989-2008 XI 1. M.Taylor (*) 2. Hayden 3. Ponting 4. M.Waugh 5. S.Waugh 6. A.Border 7. Gilchrist (+) 8...

How long am I out for? Good work team. Get Lara out and the rest should hopefully fall like tenpin bowling pins.