hedger_14
ICC Chairman
I'd just use Trott. He performs better as captain. North was my captain at the start though until I changed them halfway through Season 1.
Australian Premier League XIII
- Thread starter Biggy
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Wel, none. It's just a formality.
AkshayS
Chairman of Selectors
Tim Bresnan is an Allrounder Biggy, you have put him down as Bowler.
Chewie
BCCI President
There are lots he's done that for. Doesn't really make a difference
As Chewie said, I have done that for a few. It's only so you don't get some idea that he's actually a decent 50 over batsman and play him at number 6 only to see him fail. He averages 18 and has 3 50's in 102 innings.. Harldy an all-rounder at 50 over Cricket.
Aaron O'Brien is classed as an AR in ICC, but here he's down as a batsman. 
He only bowled two overs for me last season, so it doesn't really matter.
EDIT: He averages five and a half overs each List A match in real life.
That's pretty similar to Collingwood who averages four and a half overs each List A match in real life.
He only bowled two overs for me last season, so it doesn't really matter.
EDIT: He averages five and a half overs each List A match in real life.
That's pretty similar to Collingwood who averages four and a half overs each List A match in real life.
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Aaron O'Brien is classed as an AR in ICC, but here he's down as a batsman.
He only bowled two overs for me last season, so it doesn't really matter.
EDIT: He averages five and a half overs each List A match in real life.
That's pretty similar to Collingwood who averages four and a half overs each List A match in real life.
A few years back ICC had Phillip Hughes as a wicketkeeper, so what a reliable source they are..
My point was more that O'Brien averages five and a half overs each List A match in real life.
That is more than Pollard, who averages under five over each List A match in real life.
As I said before it doesn't really matter, it's just that he's classed a batsman which makes me more reluctant to use him as a bowler, despite him bowling in most matches in real life.
That is more than Pollard, who averages under five over each List A match in real life.
As I said before it doesn't really matter, it's just that he's classed a batsman which makes me more reluctant to use him as a bowler, despite him bowling in most matches in real life.
Sartaj
Panel of Selectors
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Any limit on the number of trades each team will be allowed to make KD?
Pollard - 57 wickets in 48 matches @ 21.29
O'Brien - 28 wickets in 47 matches @ 44.53
Just because he does bowl doesn't mean he is an all-rounder, surely he needs the numbers to back him up. No?
No.
hedger_14
ICC Chairman
Phil Hughes had played as a wicketkeeper at club level though so it's not completely wrong.
I thought it was ICC, not CCC
Sartaj
Panel of Selectors
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BTW,is there a player by the name of Jack Hollinghurst (if i'm not wrong) in the domestic circuit? 
