ICC Club World Cup | On the move - Round 4

[Guesty98]

Manager name: Guesty
Preferred region: Africa

 

[El Loco]

Statistics and Hall of Fame

Season Archives

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Season One| TBA |TBA|TBA|

Individual Performances

| Player of the Season | Golden Bat | Golden Ball
Season One|TBA|TBA|TBA

Honours Board

Centuries|Score (Balls)|Link

Ross Taylor|125 (107)| LINK

Marlon Samuels|104 (101)*| LINK

5 wicket hauls|Figures (Overs)|Link

Dwayne Bravo|5/32 (9)| LINK

Record Books

Highest Team Totals

Team|vs|Total|

London|

Sydney|296/4| LINK

Lowest Team Totals

Team|vs|Total|

Uva|

Harare|158/10| LINK

Win Margins

|Team|vs|Margin|(Balls Remaining)|
Largest |||||
By Runs |

London|

Cape Town|24 runs|| LINK By Wickets |

Uva|

Zagreb|5 wickets|57| LINK Closest |||||
By Runs |

Zagreb|

Harare|1 run|| LINK By Wickets |

Chennai|

Jamaica|2 wickets|28| LINK

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Highest Scores

Batsman|For|Total|Link

Ross Taylor|

Auckland|125| LINK

Marlon Samuels|

Jamaica|104*| LINK

Jonathan Trott|

London|94| LINK

Shakib Al Hasan|

Buenos Aires|93| LINK

Eoin Morgan|

Zagreb|91| LINK

Stephan Myburgh|

London|84| LINK

AB de Villiers|

Cape Town|82| LINK

Brendon McCullum|

Auckland|78| LINK

Alex Hales|

Harare|78| LINK

Kusal Perera|

Harare|77| LINK

Biggest Partnerships

Wicket|Partnership|For|Total|Link
1|

Kusal Perera &

Hamilton Masakadza |

Harare|132 (116)| LINK
2|

Umar Akmal &

TM Dilshan |

Uva|88 (110)| LINK
3|

Jonathan Trott &

Stephan Myburgh |

London|96 (131)| LINK
4|

Brendon McCullum &

Ross Taylor |

Auckland|124 (108)| LINK
5|

Kumar Sangakarra &

Trevor Langa |

Sydney|107 (104)| LINK
6|

Shakib Al Hasan &

Lucas Paterlini |

Buenos Aires|87 (113)| LINK
7|

Mitchell Starc &

Mitchell Johnson |

Sydney|48 (71)| LINK
8|

Glenn Maxwell &

James Anderson |

London|47 (70)| LINK
9|

Vernon Philander &

Umar Gul |

Chennai|28 (51)| LINK
10|

Ryan Corns &

Troy Taylor |

Buenos Aires|35 (49)| LINK

Fastest Innings

|Batsman|Balls|
Fastest 50|

Hamilton Masakadza|37| LINK
Fastest 100|

Ross Taylor|90| LINK

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Best Bowling Figures

Bowler|For|Figures|Link

Dwayne Bravo|

Jamaica|5/32| LINK

Other Bowling Records|Bowler|Figures|
Most Economical|

Moeen Ali|2/19| LINK
Least Conceded|

Hernan Fennell|1/6| LINK
Least Economical|

Paul Stirling|0/31| LINK
Most Conceded|

Kyle Mills|0/81| LINK

Credit to The Author for layout.

 

[Till Valhalla]

Beguiling Americans
West Indies
Jamaica or T&T

 

[jomo]

Manager Name:Fahad Hussain
Preferred Region:Asia

 

[Aislabie]

Zagreb Exiles

Local players:
Anton Devcich
Dusan Hakaraia
Simon Katich
Joseph Yovich

Home ground:
Vis Island

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[Guesty98]

Cape Town Force
South Africa
Cape Town

 

[PCA]

Chennai Rockers
India
Chennai

 

[Umair7]

Team Name - The Alliance
Country - Australia
City - Sydney

 

[coolash1]

London Warriers
City-London,Capital Of United Kingdom
Local Players- Greame Swann
Joe Root

 

[Aggz]

Western Warriors
Australia
Western Australia​

 

[El Loco]

Western Warriors
Australia
Western Australia​

Oops. Gutted. Sorry mate but Umair has already grabbed an Australian team. You could still go for NZ. Or maybe even PNG or Vanuatu?

 

[Aggz]

Damn.

Auckland Hurricanes
New Zealand
Auckland

* Credits to Simon for the logo​

 

[El Loco]

The ICC Club World Cup - Who to watch out for...​

Anticipation is growing by the day for the first cricket tournament of its kind. And with the inception of a competition comes the question: Who are going to be our stars come match day?
Well it is expected that the well-seasoned test cricketers will be looking to steal the limelight in such a widespread tournament. But who among the lesser known in the player pool for the upcoming drafts should we be keeping an eye out for?

Jamie Atkinson

Jamie Atkinson may be familiar to some of us having had a short stint with Warwickshire last season, when they suffered an injury crisis behind the stumps. He got into the record books back in 2008 when he faced Pakistan in the Asia Cup by becoming the first cricketer born in the 90's to play in an ODI. He is a talented keeper-batsman and has been one of the main driving forces behind Hong Kong's ascent up the World Cricket League. He leads his team out today in the World T20 and will be looking to for his team to make an impression and establish themselves among the teams in the tournament, which will be a good run out for him and team ahead of the Club World Cup, should he get selected.

Ahmed Faiz

A unanimous choice for the captaincy of the U-19 side at the World Cup in 2008, Ahmed Faiz has gone on to firmly assert himself in the Malaysia senior side, scoring the highest number of runs in the calender year so far. He registered three significant contributions during his team's run in Division 5 of the World Cricket League including a commanding century against Guernsey. However, on Thursday, Malaysia were defeated and were consigned to be runners up in the division to Jersey after an outstanding display by their opener, Nat Watkins.

Murphy Su'a

Murphy Su'a was awarded his first test cap by New Zealand in 1992. How long ago that was, and in his 40's Su'a returned to make outings for his native Samoa, combining these duties with also being head coach. Critics, back in his NZ days frequently labelled him as a great under-achiever. A left arm seamer who never scaled the heights that his talent suggested he might. Su'a even resorted to bowling left arm spin in Test cricket as his career was on the decline. He is considered the first player of Pacific Island descent to play for New Zealand, appearing in 13 tests and 12 ODIs from 1992-95. One may argue that Su'a is most definitely past it, and that would be a strong case to make. His experience, however, is invaluable and his ability to motivate team-mates is second to none. Also, how many associates can boast having a test-cricketer among their ranks? Su'a will be hoping to show the world that he still has what it takes and that he can repeat the form of his early days at Northern Districts.

 

[Markkkkk]

Highveld Hedgehogs
South Africa
Gauteng

If I cant choose a South African team then I'll have this:
Harare Giants
Zimbabwe
Harare

 

[Markkkkk]

Also are we allowed to name local players?