How are you doing in ICC? (any version)
- Thread starter Sureshot
- Start date
Gunner786
Panel of Selectors
- Joined
- Aug 17, 2004
- Location
- Emirates Stadium
im in the year 2032 with pakistan and yorkshire
I am in the year 2019 with Northamptonshire and i have been lucky to get 5 really good players. 3 are bowlers and 2 are batsmen. C.Walker and M.Bloom have both got 400+ test wickets at 12.86 and 17.19 respectively. While M.Panesar hasn't really been given a go at test level, but at the age of 37 is still getting a good 80 wickets a season locally. He has 1379 first class wickets @ 19.18.
As for my batsman, J.Hughes is my main test player who i have played since he was bought from a youth team. At test level he has 8983 runs @ 39.23 (he is 34). And S.White, can't remember how i got him, but at first class level he has 14422 runs @ 59.59 which isn't bad.
As for my batsman, J.Hughes is my main test player who i have played since he was bought from a youth team. At test level he has 8983 runs @ 39.23 (he is 34). And S.White, can't remember how i got him, but at first class level he has 14422 runs @ 59.59 which isn't bad.
Cricketdude
Chairman of Selectors
after i posted i came across a youngster A.Cook. he is averaging 80+ in first class and 160+ in one dayers. too bad he got injured
Never heard of him before.
Yeah, but not much in terms of bowling XD
At least not the players with averages of 15 that I see some people having...
Ok, it is 2022 and my Northants have just done their 3rd clean sweep in a row 
during the season, i had 6 players called up for international duty (england). this made a huge hole in my team. 3 were bowlers, 1 was a keeper, and 2 were batsmen. the only good thing was that 5 of them came through my youth team. One of the bowlers, C.Walker, took 112 wickets @ 9.64 in 15 tests even after being injured for like 2 tests.
From about 2015 onwards, i started to see a trend towards the bowlers and the fact that there seems to be a lot more floating around.
***Quick update on A.Cook***
After his 2nd year in my squad, he was called up for england at the age of 21. in 5 tests he averages 30.71, but it is his first class stats that are keeping well.
34 fc matches: 2241 runs @ 62 11 wickets at 26
28 OD matches: 1396 runs @ 78 1 wicket @ 12
20 t/20 matches: 599 runs @ 86
during the season, i had 6 players called up for international duty (england). this made a huge hole in my team. 3 were bowlers, 1 was a keeper, and 2 were batsmen. the only good thing was that 5 of them came through my youth team. One of the bowlers, C.Walker, took 112 wickets @ 9.64 in 15 tests even after being injured for like 2 tests.From about 2015 onwards, i started to see a trend towards the bowlers and the fact that there seems to be a lot more floating around.
***Quick update on A.Cook***
After his 2nd year in my squad, he was called up for england at the age of 21. in 5 tests he averages 30.71, but it is his first class stats that are keeping well.
34 fc matches: 2241 runs @ 62 11 wickets at 26
28 OD matches: 1396 runs @ 78 1 wicket @ 12
20 t/20 matches: 599 runs @ 86
Year 2024 and i have 7 players from my squad in the english team. i am also finding it hard to keep an overseas player for more than 1 year cause after a year with me, they are called into their own international squad.
losing 7 players at a time is a huge strain on my squad (3 are my top bowlers). the other thing is that only 5 have contracts paid by England
losing 7 players at a time is a huge strain on my squad (3 are my top bowlers). the other thing is that only 5 have contracts paid by England
Old post, but would you mind posting your .cap file?
