@Aislabie
Looks like I'll be going with Norman Vanua. I don't feel comfortable putting him in the top seven though, so he slots in below Johann Louw.
1.
David Boon (R2)
3.
Wesley Barresi (R5)
5.
Ben Stokes (R3)
6.
Shakib Al Hasan (R1)
8.
Johann Louw (R4)
9.
Norman Vanua (R6)
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@Supreme General
I fully thought Aravinda was the one to go here, but with no seamer in his team yet it was Sujeewa who went instead.
1.
Aaron Finch (R1)
3.
Allan Lamb (R5)
4.
Rassie van der Dussen (R3)
5.
Glenn Maxwell (R2)
9.
Abdur Razzak (R4)
11.
Sujeewa de Silva (R6)
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@Ed Smith
Ayyyy another Northants player.
2.
Aiden Markram (R3)
4.
Neil McKenzie (R5)
5.
Ken Rutherford (R1)
7.
Elton Chigumbura (R6)
10.
Kyle Jamieson (R4)
11.
Jasprit Bumrah (R2)
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@ddrap14
And another fast bowler; this really is shaping up well.
1.
Herschelle Gibbs (R1)
2.
Kepler Wessels (R4)
5.
Arjuna Ranatunga (R2)
8.
Malcolm Marshall (R3)
10.
Gladstone Small (R6)
11.
Makhaya Ntini (R5)
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@VC the slogger
The big-hitting Ken Wadsworth is a phenomenal pick. He tragically died far too soon, from skin cancer. I would have put him up at six, but seven does leave space for more batters.
1.
Upul Tharanga (R5)
2.
Sourav Ganguly (R1)
3.
Ed Joyce (R4)
7.
Ken Wadsworth (R6)
8.
Romario Shepherd (R2)
11.
Morne Morkel (R3)
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@Aravind.
This was a straightforward decision.
1.
Matthew Hayden (R3)
2.
Aamer Sohail (R1)
7.
David Willey (R2)
9.
Ian Bishop (R6)
10.
Nathan Lyon (R5)
11.
Allan Donald (R4)
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@ahmedleo414
Finally an opening batter - and a saving on the helmet budget, because good grief that is some hair.
1.
Qasim Umar (R6)
7.
Dale Benkenstein (R5)
8.
Ravichandran Ashwin (R1)
9.
James Foster (R4)
10.
Monde Zondeki (R3)
11.
Courtney Walsh (R2)
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@Umair7
And here comes the right player in the wrong position: Lonwabo Tsotsobe is at number eight, despite number eleven being available for him.
2.
Phil Salt (R2)
4.
Jacques Kallis (R1)
7.
Jahurul Islam (R5)
8.
Lonwabo Tsotsobe (R6)
9.
Manjural Islam Rana (R4)
10.
Ashley Mallett (R3)
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@Disharies
This is a really good time for a wicket-keeper to come up. Disharies snaps him up.
1.
Travis Head (R3)
2.
Gary Kirsten (R1)
5.
Aasif Sheikh (R6)
6.
Cameron White (R2)
8.
Ravindra Pushpakumara (R5)
9.
Zahir Khan (R4)
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@pillowprocter
He might be a tiny bit high up the order at number seven, but Courtney Browne is a capable wicket-keeper with big match temperament. He also continues the streak of players you've picked who I wouldn't have done: so far we only agree on Shane Bond.
3.
Zubayr Hamza (R2)
4.
Daryll Cullinan (R5)
7.
Courtney Browne (R6)
8.
Dunith Wellalage (R1)
9.
Shane Bond (R4)
10.
Michael Owens (R3)
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@Verified Enigma
Nothing says successful draft like the words "all-Indian seam attack", but in fairness this one is coming along rather well.
2.
Greg Chappell (R5)
3.
Andy Balbirnie (R3)
4.
Gerrie Erasmus (R4)
6.
Rishabh Pant (R1)
10.
Javagal Srinath (R6)
11.
Ishant Sharma (R2)
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@Till Valhalla
Despite the presence of the big-hitting Shafiqullah Shinwari, the winning player from this pool is a Bangladeshi "fast" bowler from the late 1990s.
1.
Usman Khawaja (R3)
2.
Parthiv Patel (R4)
3.
Rahul Dravid (R1)
8.
Brad Hogg (R5)
10.
Shafiuddin Ahmed (R6)
11.
Winston Davis (R2)
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@mohsin7827
Steve Tikolo, Kenya's greatest cricketer, comes in to bat at number five. Hashan Tillakaratne might have been useful to have as a keeping option though.
2.
Paul Stirling (R5)
4.
Steve Tikolo (R6)
5.
Grant Elliott (R4)
8.
Sam Curran (R1)
9.
Tim Southee (R3)
10.
Andre Nel (R2)
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@Neo 7
Not choosing Max Walker was really weird here, but Malcolm Waller could prove to be a handy utility player.
1.
Hashim Amla (R4)
2.
Devon Conway (R5)
4.
Jos Buttler (R1)
7.
Malcolm Waller (R6)
9.
Alex Wharf (R2)
10.
Taskin Ahmed (R3)
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@Neptune
This is one of the easiest picks in the entire draft: ODI pioneer Dean Jones.
3.
Dean Jones (R6)
5.
Andrew Symonds (R2)
6.
Chris Cairns (R5)
7.
Rohan Mustafa (R3)
9.
Wahab Riaz (R1)
10.
Michael Kasprowicz (R4)
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@Na Maloom Afraad
His ODI numbers are kinda grim at the minute, but
surely they can't stay that way for long.
1.
Lahiru Thirimanne (R5)
2.
Phil Simmons (R4)
3.
Faf du Plessis (R3)
5.
Suryakumar Yadav (R6)
6.
Paras Khadka (R2)
10.
Ajantha Mendis (R1)
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@CerealKiller
Along with Shadab Khan, this latest pick makes for a fantastic spin pairing.
1.
Fakhar Zaman (R4)
6.
Shadab Khan (R3)
7.
Luke Ronchi (R1)
8.
Graeme Swann (R6)
9.
Kagiso Rabada (R2)
10.
Josh Hazlewood (R5)
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@Fenil
There were six rounds of picks to catch up with, and here's how that went:
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6:
I think you'll be able to guess most of the picks to have come out of these pools. Sadly no Clive Rice, so here's how it went.
1.
Adam Gilchrist (R4)
4.
Rameez Shahzad (R3)
7.
Jan Frylinck (R6)
9.
Paul Reiffel (R2)
10.
Zaheer Khan (R1)
11.
Nathan Bracken (R5)
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Everyone's Round Seven pools will be coming shortly, from which you will again have 48 hours to make your picks.