On Hold Mercantile Mutual Premier League? | Round 11

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Age of Cricket (AOC)
is a league loosely based on the AOE spin-off RTS video game Age of Mythology (AOM), with some elements adopted from past leagues here such as Iridium's Ultimate Team and Cricket Dynasty, which was co-run by Aislabie and myself a few years previously. Like the AOE & AOM series, managers here will also advance their teams through various "Ages" starting with the Archaic Age which every team starts at by default and finally ending with the Mythic Age. Every Age progressed to unlocks stronger level players, different upgrades a player can purchase for their team and also increases the CP limit, thereby allowing room for more players in a squad. All purchases in the league inlcuding progressing to the different ages are to be made in Gold (fictional, obviously), which is gained from every match or tournament your team plays in.

GODS

Starting players are also required to select one of 6 available mythological dieties to worship, with each diety offering something different in terms of god powers and upgrades. For eg, worshippers of Hades, the Greek god of the underworld have the ability to resurrect the dead right from the very start and therefore have no need to purchase the "Necromancy" feature that comes available at a price for all other players. The 6 available gods for worship are Zeus, Hades, Poseidon, Ra, Anubis and Kronos.

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ZEUS

AOM bio

"The youngest son of the Titans Kronos and Rheia, he was hidden by his mother when Kronos learned of the prophecy that one of his sons would supplant him as ruler of the world. When fully grown, Zeus forced his father to regurgitate his other children that he had swallowed, and then Zeus led a revolt against the Titans, who were banished to Tartarus, below even the underworld. Zeus and his two brothers drew lots to decide each god's part of the world. Zeus drew the heavens, and supreme rule over all the gods and humankind."

"Zeus was always considered a weather god, with lightning, thunder, rain, and thunderstorms attributed to him. Later he became associated with justice and the law. He could shape-shift, taking the shape of any object or living things, and he used this ability in his seductions. Although he took his sister Hera as his wife, he seduced many other goddesses and mortal women, siring many children who became prominent in Greek mythology. There were many statues erected in Zeus' honor, the most magnificent being the colossal statue of Zeus at Olympia, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The Olympic Games were held originally in his honor."


Features

- Makes your Gold/Elite level players 10% more effective.
- Gives you the Lightning Bolt power, which can supercharge a player to his full potential for a maximum of 3 matches. Can only be used once on a single player and takes 3 matches to recharge.
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HADES

AOM bio

"The brother of Zeus, Hades drew the underworld as his to rule when the Titans were overthrown and banished to Tartarus. He shared rule of the underworld with Persephone, whom he had abducted from above. Although required to release her, she was tricked and forced to remain with him. Hades sat on an ebony throne and wore a helmet that made him invisible. There he ruled the dead and accepted those newly arrived from above. Hermes brought the souls of the dead to the River Styx where Charon, the ferryman, carried them across. The three-headed watchdog, Cerberus, prevented any escape. Most souls remained on the empty Plain of Asphodel. A lucky few of extraordinary merit went on to the blessed islands of Elysium. The unlucky were sentenced to unending torment further down in Tartarus. In rare instances, Hades allowed living mortals, such as Odysseus, to enter the underworld and then leave again. Even more rarely did Hades free the dead to return to the living. He was the richest of the gods, possessing all the mineral wealth in the Earth."

Features

- Worshippers of Hades have no need to purchase the "Necromancy" upgrade which unlocks deceased players.
- Gives you the Prosperity power, which helps your team generate 20% more Gold from results for a period of 3 matches. Takes 4 matches to recharge.
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POSEIDON

AOM bio

"The third son of Kronos and the brother of Zeus and Hades, he drew the seas as his domain to rule. He was known also as the god earthquakes and the god of horses. The symbols most often associated with Poseidon were the trident and dolphin. Sailors relied upon him for favorable winds and safe voyages, but he was moody. Despite sacrifices including drowned horses, he could cause storms, bad winds, and earthquakes at a whim. Like Zeus, he projected his power and masculinity on women, fathering many children.

In a famous contest between himself and Athena to decide which of the two would be the patron god of Athens, he threw a spear into the ground to create the Spring of the Acropolis. Athena surpassed him, however, by creating the olive tree. He often used water and earthquakes to exact revenge, but could be cooperative as well. He greatly aided the Greeks in the Trojan War, but took years of revenge on Odysseus, who had harmed one of Poseidon's Cyclops offspring, Polyphemus."


Features

- All upgrades cost 15% less if you are a worshipper of Poseidon.
- Gives you the Restoration power, which helps a struggling player return to form instantly. Can only be used once on a single player and takes 3 matches to recharge.
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RA

AOM bio

"As one of the earliest and most successful agricultural cultures on Earth, the ancient Egyptians gave their sun god, Ra, supremacy, recognizing the importance of sunlight in producing food. The Pharaohs of Egypt believed they were descendants of Ra.

The daily rise, overhead passage, and setting of Ra greatly impressed the Egyptians. At dawn, Ra was seen as a newborn child, issuing from the sky or a heavenly cow. By midday, Ra was thought of as a flying bird or sailing boat. At sunset, Ra was seen as an old man descending to the land of the dead. Overnight, Ra as a boat sailed eastward through the underworld in preparation for the next day’s ascent. Along the way he had to battle or evade Apep, the great serpent of the underworld that sought to devour him. Part of the worship of Ra involved creating magic to aid or protect Ra in his nightly struggle with Apep, helping to assure the return of the sun.

Later in the ancient Egyptian period, Ra was diminished by being forced to reveal to Isis his name, thereby giving her access to some of his magical power. Despite the uplifting of other gods by some cults, however, worship of the sun remained paramount in ancient Egypt. Ra was often combined with other deities to enhance the prestige of the latter, as in Ra-Atum or Amun-Ra."


Features

- Your players are 10% more effective in 5-day matches.
- Gives you the Rain power, which if used shortens limited overs matches by 15-25 overs and 5-day matches by anything ranging from 1-2 days. Cannot be used for 5-day tournament knockouts/finals however, and takes 4 matches to recharge.
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ANUBIS

AOM bio

"Usually depicted with the head of a jackal or as a black dog, Anubis was associated with funerary rites. His mother Nephthys had tricked Osiris, then ruler of Egypt, into giving her a son because she had no children by her evil husband Set. When Set overthrew Osiris, the baby Anubis was hidden in the Nile swamps to preserve him from Set’s wrath. There he was found by Isis, who adopted him. When Osiris chose to go west to rule the underworld, Anubis performed the embalming with the help of Isis’ magic. Prior to the rise of Osiris as ruler of the underworld, Anubis had been a principal guardian of the dead. Anubis carried on as a guardian under Osiris, guiding the dead to the site of judgment and helping to weigh their souls."

Features

- Worshippers of Anubis have no need to purchase the "Necromancy" upgrade which unlocks deceased players.
- Gives you the Ancestors power, which summons 5 random deceased players of to play for your team regardless of your CP for a period of 2 matches. Takes 4 matches to recharge.
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KRONOS

AOM bio

"The youngest of the Titans, his name meant time. Kronos became king of the gods after he castrated his father, Oranos, with the help of his mother, Gaia, who wished to free her children whom Oranos had imprisoned. Kronos ruled over a time of prosperity known as the Golden Age.

Kronos and his wife/sister Rheia produced six children, including Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades. Fearing a revolt similar to his own, Kronos attempted to swallow all of his children at their birth, but Zeus avoided that fate and ultimately freed his siblings and banished the Titans to Tartarus."


Features

- Worshippers of Kronos have no need to purchase the "Sands of Time" upgrade which helps time travel retired players from their peak years.
- Gives you the Titan Gate power, which summons a random Titan into your squad for a period of 1 match. Takes 4 matches to recharge.


PLAYERS

Players are obtained through different player packs, each supplying your team with 5 players at a time. There are five different types of packs a manager can choose from:

:bat: Batsman pack (:goldo: 150) - Supplies your team with 3 specialist batsmen, 1 batting all-rounder and 1 wicket-keeper batsman.
:bwl: Bowler pack (:goldo: 150) - Supplies your team with 2 pace bowlers, 1 bowling all-rounder and 2 spin bowlers.
:ar: All-rounder pack (:goldo: 200) - Supplies your team with 2 genuine all-rounders, 1 batting all-rounder, 1 bowling all-rounder and 1 wicket-keeper batsman.
:wk: Keeper pack (:goldo: 100) - Supplies your team with 3 regular wicket-keepers and 2 wicket-keeper batsmen.
:arwk: Multi pack (:goldo: 250) - Supplies your team with 1 specialist batsman/batting all-rounder, 2 specialist bowlers/bowling all-rounders either pace or spin, 1 genuine all-rounder and 1 regular wicket-keeper/wicket-keeper batsman.

The quality of players obtained through packs depends on what Age your team is currently in, with players in the Archaic Age only getting bronze level players, those in the Classical Age getting silver level players and those in the Heroic and Mythic Ages getting gold/elite level players. Additionally, those in the Mythic Age have the option of summoning a cricketing "Titan" for a fixed price. The Titan summoned, as with players obtained through various packs will be completely random. But unlike regular player packs, you are supplied with only one Titan at a time.

Classification of players:

Since the player list for this league involves every international cricketer since the dawn of Test cricket in 1877 (those playing low level T20Is for the likes of Spain, Philippines etc excluded obviously), I will simply mention what you can expect them to be classified as rather than make up a player list.

:bro: Bronze level (CP 1) - Players that are either unestablished at international level, or simply lack the numbers to fall into a higher category. Eg Scott Kuggeleijn, Krunal Pandya, Farhaan Behardien etc.
:slvo: Silver level (CP 3) - Players that are adequately established or well established in one format of the game but have generally struggled whilst playing other forms. Eg Kieron Pollard, Dean Elgar, Rubel Hossain etc.
:goldo: Gold level (CP 6) - Players that can be considered genuinely established at international level and can properly pit themselves against the best in business. Eg Mohammed Shami, Aaron Finch, Jonny Bairstow etc.
:redo: Elite level (CP 6) - Players that are counted among the best the world has to offer. Eg James Anderson, Mitchell Starc, Steven Smith, Rohit Sharma etc.
:purpo: Titan (CP 10) - Players that are considered among the best to ever play the game. Eg Don Bradman, Sydney Barnes, Sachin Tendulkar, Jacques Kallis, WG Grace etc.


GOLD

Gold is obtained from every match or tournament your team appears in, and also by selling off excess players in your squad. Those who win the Age of Cricket lottery held at the end of every major tournament also have the option of using a cheat code to obtain Gold. Additionally, each team is given 300 Gold upon signing up in this league.

Amount paid out at the end of every match (skirmish 50 overs):

Victory - :goldo: 250
Tie/NR - :goldo: 100
Loss - :goldo: 50

Amount paid out at the end of every match (skirmish multi-day):

Victory - :goldo: 500
Draw/Tie - :goldo: 250
Loss - :goldo: 100

Amount paid out at the end of every match (tournament 50 overs):

Victory - :goldo: 500
Tie/NR - :goldo: 250
Loss - :goldo: 100

Amount paid out at the end of every match (tournament multi-day):

Victory - :goldo: 750
Draw/Tie - :goldo: 300
Loss - :goldo: 100

A 10% bonus is given to teams for the following:

Winning by a margin in excess of 125 runs/9 wickets in a 50-over match
Winning by an innings/a margin in excess of 225 runs/9 wickets in a multi-day match

Amount paid out for the sale of players:

Bronze level - :goldo: 40
Silver level - :goldo: 80
Gold level - :goldo: 140
Elite level - :goldo: 220


SQUAD COMPOSITION

The number of players you have in your squad will depend on your CP limit, which starts at 40 and finally ends at 100. Every Age progressed to increases your CP limit by 20 points and each player consumes between 1-3 command points apiece - bronze level players consuming 1 apiece, silver level players consuming 3, gold/elite level players consuming 6 and Titans who consume 10. You also have the option of selling off your excess players for extra Gold and CP, with each player fetching a different price. Titans, however cannot be sold off.

The minimum requirement per squad though is 18 players, which means you must have the said number of players in your squad at all times.


GAME MODES


SKIRMISH

There are two types of game modes available to players - the skirmish mode and the tournament mode. In the skirmish mode, you have the option of staging exhibition matches or series of between 1 to 5 matches with other players upon agreement in the thread, or against any international/domestic team from any year starting from 1877. The match format i.e either 40-50 overs or 5 days in length will be determined by your choice or upon agreement with your opposing manager. This is an effective way of building up your team and making good progress in terms of upgrades before entering the main tournaments. Each team can play up to 12 matches (max 6 multi-day matches) in the skirmish mode per season.

To arrange an exhibition or series, use the following form:

Code:
Home team:
Visiting team:
Match length (40-50 overs/5 days):
Series length (1-5 matches):

TOURNAMENT

The tournament mode involves the the three major tournaments a player can participate in - the Knockout Cup (50 overs in length), the AOC One-Day Cup (50 overs) and the AOC Shield (5-day matches). The matches in the tournament mode have a significantly higher payout than those in the skirmish mode, and players emerging victorious have the option of claiming a Titan free of charge or 2000 Gold depending on their requirements, runners-up a Multi pack featuring gold/elite level players or 1000 Gold, and 3rd place 500 Gold. The other participants stand to gain between 50-200 Gold depending on their places in the overall standings.


AGES & UPGRADES

AGES

:bro: Archaic Age (no cost) - Players start at this Age by default upon registering with a team
:slvo: Classical Age (:goldo: 400) - Unlocks Silver level players for your team. Increases CP by 20 points.
:goldo: Heroic Age (:goldo: 700) - Unlocks Gold level players for your team. Increases CP by 20 points.
:purpo: Mythic Age (:goldo: 1200) - Unlocks Elite level players and Titans. Increases CP by 20 points.

UPGRADES

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Armor of Achilles (:goldo: 200)
- Makes your players immune to injury for a period of 4 matches.
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Restoration (:goldo: 250)
- Restores your used god power 1 match in advance.
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Sands of Time (:goldo: 300)
- Helps you unlock retired players. Also rejuvenates active players currently on the wane.
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Necromancy (:goldo: 500)
- Helps you unlock deceased players.
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Titan (:goldo: 1200)
- Summons a Titan to play for your team. Only available once you reach the Mythic Age.


AOC LOTTERY

The AOC lottery shall take place at the end of every major tournament, where a team will be randomly awarded the right to use a cheat code of their choice for just the one time. The following are the cheat codes available for use:

ATM OF EREBUS - Gives you 1500 Gold.
TITANOMACHY - Summons a Titan to play for your team free of cost.
ISIS HEAR MY PLEA - Gives you 1 Elite player, 2 Gold players and 2 Silver players.
PANDORAS BOX - Gives you a random god power to use.

To use one, simply post one of the above in the thread.


SIGNING UP

In order to sign up, managers need only mention a team name and their choice of deity from one of the six available. Use the form below to make things easier:

Code:
Team name (eg VC's XI):
Deity (Zeus/Hades/Poseidon/Ra/Anubis/Kronos):

Sign ups will be on a first-come-first-serve basis and will remain open unless stated otherwise. Lastly to those signing up here, I cannot give you any guarantees regarding statistics or lengthy match presentations as in my other leagues as I'm simply too busy on most days ending with a 'y'. There's a possibility I might completely skip both and simply focus on running this at a manageable pace along with my 2019 WC league for which I will save most of my efforts.
 
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Round 1 - 2 state locals

Sydney Blues - Steve Waugh & Glenn McGrath
Wollongong Wizards - Michael Bevan & Mark Waugh
Melbourne Mavericks - Brad Hodge & Ashley Robertson
Geelong Gladiators - Shane Warne & Dean Jones
Brisbane Bulls - Matthew Hayden & Andrew Symonds
Adelaide Redbacks - Darren Lehmann & Jason Gillespie
Hobart Tigers - Ricky Ponting & David Boon
Canberra Cobras - Duncan Spencer & Murray Goodwin
Perth Warriors - Adam Gilchrist & Justin Langer 

Round 2 - 1 Australian player

Sydney Blues - Simon Katich
Wollongong Wizards - Andy Bichel 
Melbourne Mavericks - Michael Slater
Geelong Gladiators - Mark Taylor
Brisbane Bulls - Carl Rackemann
Adelaide Redbacks - Damien Fleming
Hobart Tigers - Brett Lee
Canberra Cobras - Richard Chee Quee
Perth Warriors - Chris Rogers

Round 3 - 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - Muttiah Muralitharan
Wollongong Wizards - Sourav Ganguly
Melbourne Mavericks - Jacques Kallis
Geelong Gladiators - Brian Lara
Brisbane Bulls - Wasim Akram
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - Sachin Tendulkar
Canberra Cobras - Javed Miandad
Perth Warriors - Rahul Dravid

Round 4 - 2 state locals

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras - Merv Hughes & Scott Styris
Perth Warriors -

Round 5 - 2 Australians & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras - 
Perth Warriors -

Round 6 - 1 state local & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -

Round 7 - 2 Australians & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -

Round 8 - 2 state locals & 2 Overseas players

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -

Sorry guys, been having an absolute mare of a week
 
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Round 1 - 2 state locals

Sydney Blues - Steve Waugh & Glenn McGrath
Wollongong Wizards - Michael Bevan & Mark Waugh
Melbourne Mavericks - Brad Hodge & Ashley Robertson
Geelong Gladiators - Shane Warne & Dean Jones
Brisbane Bulls - Matthew Hayden & Andrew Symonds
Adelaide Redbacks - Darren Lehmann & Jason Gillespie
Hobart Tigers - Ricky Ponting & David Boon
Canberra Cobras - Duncan Spencer & Murray Goodwin
Perth Warriors - Adam Gilchrist & Justin Langer 

Round 2 - 1 Australian player

Sydney Blues - Simon Katich
Wollongong Wizards - Andy Bichel 
Melbourne Mavericks - Michael Slater
Geelong Gladiators - Mark Taylor
Brisbane Bulls - Carl Rackemann
Adelaide Redbacks - Damien Fleming
Hobart Tigers - Brett Lee
Canberra Cobras - Richard Chee Quee
Perth Warriors - Chris Rogers

Round 3 - 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - Muttiah Muralitharan
Wollongong Wizards - Sourav Ganguly
Melbourne Mavericks - Jacques Kallis
Geelong Gladiators - Brian Lara
Brisbane Bulls - Wasim Akram
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - Sachin Tendulkar
Canberra Cobras - Javed Miandad
Perth Warriors - Rahul Dravid

Round 4 - 2 state locals

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - Anthony Stuart and Greg Matthews
Melbourne Mavericks - Darren Berry and Michael Foster
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras - Merv Hughes & Scott Styris
Perth Warriors -

Round 5 - 2 Australians & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras - 
Perth Warriors -

Round 6 - 1 state local & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -

Round 7 - 2 Australians & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -

Round 8 - 2 state locals & 2 Overseas players

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -
 
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Round 1 - 2 state locals

Sydney Blues - Steve Waugh & Glenn McGrath
Wollongong Wizards - Michael Bevan & Mark Waugh
Melbourne Mavericks - Brad Hodge & Ashley Robertson
Geelong Gladiators - Shane Warne & Dean Jones
Brisbane Bulls - Matthew Hayden & Andrew Symonds
Adelaide Redbacks - Darren Lehmann & Jason Gillespie
Hobart Tigers - Ricky Ponting & David Boon
Canberra Cobras - Duncan Spencer & Murray Goodwin
Perth Warriors - Adam Gilchrist & Justin Langer 

Round 2 - 1 Australian player

Sydney Blues - Simon Katich
Wollongong Wizards - Andy Bichel 
Melbourne Mavericks - Michael Slater
Geelong Gladiators - Mark Taylor
Brisbane Bulls - Carl Rackemann
Adelaide Redbacks - Damien Fleming
Hobart Tigers - Brett Lee
Canberra Cobras - Richard Chee Quee
Perth Warriors - Chris Rogers

Round 3 - 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - Muttiah Muralitharan
Wollongong Wizards - Sourav Ganguly
Melbourne Mavericks - Jacques Kallis
Geelong Gladiators - Brian Lara
Brisbane Bulls - Wasim Akram
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - Sachin Tendulkar
Canberra Cobras - Javed Miandad
Perth Warriors - Rahul Dravid

Round 4 - 2 state locals

Sydney Blues - Shane Lee & Stuart Clark
Wollongong Wizards - Anthony Stuart & Greg Matthews
Melbourne Mavericks - Darren Berry & Michael Foster
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras - Merv Hughes & Scott Styris
Perth Warriors -

Round 5 - 2 Australians & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras - 
Perth Warriors -

Round 6 - 1 state local & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -

Round 7 - 2 Australians & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -

Round 8 - 2 state locals & 2 Overseas players

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -
 
Someone please take some good random picks, cause I'm busy with my studies here and don't have enough time to go around looking for good players to select.

Thanks. :)
 
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Round 1 - 2 state locals

Sydney Blues - Steve Waugh & Glenn McGrath
Wollongong Wizards - Michael Bevan & Mark Waugh
Melbourne Mavericks - Brad Hodge & Ashley Robertson
Geelong Gladiators - Shane Warne & Dean Jones
Brisbane Bulls - Matthew Hayden & Andrew Symonds
Adelaide Redbacks - Darren Lehmann & Jason Gillespie
Hobart Tigers - Ricky Ponting & David Boon
Canberra Cobras - Duncan Spencer & Murray Goodwin
Perth Warriors - Adam Gilchrist & Justin Langer 

Round 2 - 1 Australian player

Sydney Blues - Simon Katich
Wollongong Wizards - Andy Bichel 
Melbourne Mavericks - Michael Slater
Geelong Gladiators - Mark Taylor
Brisbane Bulls - Carl Rackemann
Adelaide Redbacks - Damien Fleming
Hobart Tigers - Brett Lee
Canberra Cobras - Richard Chee Quee
Perth Warriors - Chris Rogers

Round 3 - 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - Muttiah Muralitharan
Wollongong Wizards - Sourav Ganguly
Melbourne Mavericks - Jacques Kallis
Geelong Gladiators - Brian Lara
Brisbane Bulls - Wasim Akram
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - Sachin Tendulkar
Canberra Cobras - Javed Miandad
Perth Warriors - Rahul Dravid

Round 4 - 2 state locals

Sydney Blues - Shane Lee & Stuart Clark
Wollongong Wizards - Anthony Stuart & Greg Matthews
Melbourne Mavericks - Darren Berry & Michael Foster
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - Michael Kasprowicz & Stuart Law
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras - Merv Hughes & Scott Styris
Perth Warriors -

Round 5 - 2 Australians & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras - 
Perth Warriors -

Round 6 - 1 state local & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -

Round 7 - 2 Australians & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -

Round 8 - 2 state locals & 2 Overseas players

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -
 
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Round 1 - 2 state locals

Sydney Blues - Steve Waugh & Glenn McGrath
Wollongong Wizards - Michael Bevan & Mark Waugh
Melbourne Mavericks - Brad Hodge & Ashley Robertson
Geelong Gladiators - Shane Warne & Dean Jones
Brisbane Bulls - Matthew Hayden & Andrew Symonds
Adelaide Redbacks - Darren Lehmann & Jason Gillespie
Hobart Tigers - Ricky Ponting & David Boon
Canberra Cobras - Duncan Spencer & Murray Goodwin
Perth Warriors - Adam Gilchrist & Justin Langer 

Round 2 - 1 Australian player

Sydney Blues - Simon Katich
Wollongong Wizards - Andy Bichel 
Melbourne Mavericks - Michael Slater
Geelong Gladiators - Mark Taylor
Brisbane Bulls - Carl Rackemann
Adelaide Redbacks - Damien Fleming
Hobart Tigers - Brett Lee
Canberra Cobras - Richard Chee Quee
Perth Warriors - Chris Rogers

Round 3 - 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - Muttiah Muralitharan
Wollongong Wizards - Sourav Ganguly
Melbourne Mavericks - Jacques Kallis
Geelong Gladiators - Brian Lara
Brisbane Bulls - Wasim Akram
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - Sachin Tendulkar
Canberra Cobras - Javed Miandad
Perth Warriors - Rahul Dravid

Round 4 - 2 state locals

Sydney Blues - Shane Lee & Stuart Clark
Wollongong Wizards - Anthony Stuart & Greg Matthews
Melbourne Mavericks - Darren Berry & Michael Foster
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - Michael Kasprowicz & Stuart Law
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - Michael Di Venuto & Shaun Young
Canberra Cobras - Merv Hughes & Scott Styris
Perth Warriors -

Round 5 - 2 Australians & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras - 
Perth Warriors -

Round 6 - 1 state local & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -

Round 7 - 2 Australians & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -

Round 8 - 2 state locals & 2 Overseas players

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -
 
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Round 1 - 2 state locals

Sydney Blues - Steve Waugh & Glenn McGrath
Wollongong Wizards - Michael Bevan & Mark Waugh
Melbourne Mavericks - Brad Hodge & Ashley Robertson
Geelong Gladiators - Shane Warne & Dean Jones
Brisbane Bulls - Matthew Hayden & Andrew Symonds
Adelaide Redbacks - Darren Lehmann & Jason Gillespie
Hobart Tigers - Ricky Ponting & David Boon
Canberra Cobras - Duncan Spencer & Murray Goodwin
Perth Warriors - Adam Gilchrist & Justin Langer 

Round 2 - 1 Australian player

Sydney Blues - Simon Katich
Wollongong Wizards - Andy Bichel 
Melbourne Mavericks - Michael Slater
Geelong Gladiators - Mark Taylor
Brisbane Bulls - Carl Rackemann
Adelaide Redbacks - Damien Fleming
Hobart Tigers - Brett Lee
Canberra Cobras - Richard Chee Quee
Perth Warriors - Chris Rogers

Round 3 - 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - Muttiah Muralitharan
Wollongong Wizards - Sourav Ganguly
Melbourne Mavericks - Jacques Kallis
Geelong Gladiators - Brian Lara
Brisbane Bulls - Wasim Akram
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - Sachin Tendulkar
Canberra Cobras - Javed Miandad
Perth Warriors - Rahul Dravid

Round 4 - 2 state locals

Sydney Blues - Shane Lee & Stuart Clark
Wollongong Wizards - Anthony Stuart & Greg Matthews
Melbourne Mavericks - Darren Berry & Michael Foster
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - Michael Kasprowicz & Stuart Law
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - Michael Di Venuto & Shaun Young
Canberra Cobras - Merv Hughes & Scott Styris
Perth Warriors - Michael Hussey & Brad Hogg

Round 5 - 2 Australians & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras - 
Perth Warriors -

Round 6 - 1 state local & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -

Round 7 - 2 Australians & 1 Overseas player

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -

Round 8 - 2 state locals & 2 Overseas players

Sydney Blues - 
Wollongong Wizards - 
Melbourne Mavericks - 
Geelong Gladiators - 
Brisbane Bulls - 
Adelaide Redbacks - 
Hobart Tigers - 
Canberra Cobras -
Perth Warriors -
 
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Teams

Manager: Sinister One
Home Ground: Eden Gardens, Kolkata
God: Zeus
Age: Archaic Age
Gold: 300
CP: 22/40

Squad:

:eng: :bro: :bat: Keaton Jennings
:ken: :bro: :wkb: Irfam Karim
:zim: :bro: :wkb: Tino Mawoyo

:nzf: :bro: :bat: Dean Brownlie
:sco: :bro: :ar: Matt Machan
:ind: :bro: :ar: Hanuma Vihari

:pak: :bro: :ar: Hussain Talat
:aus: :slvo: :ar: Glenn Maxwell
:ind: :bro: :wk: Naman Ojha

:aus: :bro: :ar: Ashton Agar
:ban: :bro: :ar: Farhad Reza
:saf: :bro: :wk: Sinethemba Qeshile

:aus: :bro: :ar: Michael Neser
:aus: :bro: :bwl: Gurinder Sandhu
:ind: :slvo: :bwl: Ishant Sharma

:ire: :bro: :ar: George Dockrell
:eng: :bro: :bwl: Stephen Parry
:wi: :bro: :bwl: Shane Shillingford
22
Lightning Bolt (god power):
Supercharges a player to his full potential for a maximum of 3 matches. Can only be used once on a single player and takes 3 matches to recharge.
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Manager: Naman Thakur
Home Ground: JSCA International Stadium Complex, Ranchi
God: Poseidon
Age: Archaic Age
Gold: 300
CP: 22/40

Squad:

:zim: :bro: :bat: Tinashe Kamunhukamwe
:ind: :bro: :bat: Abhinav Mukund
:nzf: :bro: :wk: Glenn Phillips

:afg: :bro: :arwk: Karim Sadiq
:sri: :bro: :wk: Sadeera Samarawickrama

:sco: :bro: :bat: George Munsey
:aus: :bro: :ar: Ashton Turner
:saf: :bro: :ar: Khaya Zondo

:aus: :bro: :ar: Daniel Christian
:eng: :bro: :ar: Sam Curran
:saf: :bro: :ar: Dwaine Pretorius
:sco: :bro: :wkb: Craig Wallace

:aus: :bro: :bwl: Jackson Bird
:oma: :bro: :bwl: Fayyaz Butt
:ind: :slvo: :ar: Bhuvneshwar Kumar

:zim: :slvo: :ar: Graeme Cremer
:can: :bro: :bwl: Parth Desai
:nep: :bro: :bwl: Lalit Rajbanshi
22
Restoration (god power):
Helps a struggling player return to form instantly. Can only be used once on a single player and takes 3 matches to recharge.
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Manager: Pinch hitter
Home Ground: M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru
God: Kronos
Age: Archaic Age
Gold: 300
CP: 22/40

Squad:

:saf: :bro: :ar: Henry Davids
:eng: :bro: :bat: Sam Robson

:ire: :bro: :bat: Andy Balbirnie
:nzf: :bro: :wkb: John Parker

:wi: :bro: :bat: Danza Hyatt
:aus: :bro: :bat: Martin Kent
:eng: :bro: :ar: Anthony McGrath

:sco: :bro: :ar: Dougie Brown
:nzf: :slvo: :ar: Colin de Grandhomme
:ber: :bro: :wk: Jekon Edness
:aus: :bro: :ar: Jack Wildermuth

:aus: :bro: :bwl: Jo Angel
:sco: :bro: :ar: James Brinkley
:eng: :slvo: :bwl: Gladstone Small

:pak: :bro: :bwl: Fazal-ur-Rehman
:zim: :bro: :bwl: Brandon Mavuta
:ban: :bro: :bwl: Nazmul Islam
:uae: :bro: :bwl: Sultan Zarawani
22
Titan Gate (god power):
Summons a random Titan into your squad for a period of 1 match. Takes 4 matches to recharge.
22
Sands of Time:
Helps you unlock retired players. Also rejuvenates active players currently on the wane.
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Manager: NaviN GandhI
Home Ground: MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai
God: Kronos
Age: Archaic Age
Gold: 300
CP: 22/40

Squad:

:wi: :bro: :bat: Sewnarine Chattergoon
:eng: :bro: :bat: Mark Stoneman
:nzf: :bro: :wkb: Bert Vance

:ned: :bro: :ar: Flavian Aponso
:wi: :slvo: :bat: Darren Bravo
:uae: :bro: :wkb: Vijay Mehra

:pak: :bro: :bat: Faisal Iqbal
:eng: :bro: :ar: Trevor Jesty
:sri: :bro: :ar: Asela Gunaratne
:saf: :bro: :bat: Vaughn van Jaarsveld

:eng: :slvo: :ar: Chris Lewis
:ind: :bro: :ar: Axar Patel

:can: :bro: :bwl: Robert Callender
:ind: :bro: :ar: Abhimanyu Mithun
:eng: :bro: :bwl: Graham Onions
:pak: :bro: :ar: Yasir Arafat

:ind: :bro: :ar: Utpal Chatterjee
:sri: :bro: :bwl: Tharindu Kaushal
22
Titan Gate (god power):
Summons a random Titan into your squad for a period of 1 match. Takes 4 matches to recharge.
22
Sands of Time:
Helps you unlock retired players. Also rejuvenates active players currently on the wane.
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Manager: Na Maloom Afraad
Home Ground: Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore
God: Anubis
Age: Archaic Age
Gold: 300
CP: 22/40

Squad:

:wi: :slvo: :bat: Evin Lewis
:png: :bro: :ar: Lega Siaka

:ned: :bro: :ar: Tom Cooper
:sri: :slvo: :wkb: Kusal Mendis

:afg: :bro: :bat: Hashmatullah Shahidi
:saf: :bro: :ar: Albie Morkel
:aus: :bro: :bat: Roland Pope

:saf: :bro: :wk: Ronnie Grieveson
:zim: :bro: :wk: Richmond Mutumbami
:ind: :bro: :ar: Abhishek Nayar
:wi: :bro: :ar: Foffie Williams

:saf: :bro: :bwl: Gobo Ashley
:eng: :bro: :bwl: Norman Cowans
:afg: :bro: :bwl: Izatullah Dawlatzai
:wi: :bro: :bwl: Obed McCoy
:ind: :bro: :bwl: Ladha Ramji
:aus: :bro: :bwl: Billy Stanlake

:nzf: :bro: :ar: Bill Merritt
22
Ancestors (god power):
Summons 5 random deceased players of to play for your team regardless of your CP for a period of 2 matches. Takes 4 matches to recharge.
22
Necromancy:
Helps you unlock deceased players.
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Manager: CerealKiller
Home Ground: HPCA Stadium, Dharamshala
God: Hades
Age: Archaic Age
Gold: 300
CP: 22/40

Squad:

:saf: :bro: :ar: Jim Christy
:wi: :bro: :ar: Roy Marshall

:pak: :bro: :bat: Sahibzada Farhan
:ned: :bro: :ar: Daan van Bunge

:wi: :bro: :wk: Nicholas Pooran
:nzf: :bro: :ar: Andy Roberts
:eng: :bro: :ar: Stan Worthington

:wi: :bro: :ar: Dickie Fuller
:aus: :bro: :arwk: John Harry
:png: :bro: :ar: Jason Kila
:ned: :bro: :ar: Roelof van der Merwe

:aus: :bro: :ar: Hans Ebeling
:saf: :bro: :bwl: Bill Lundie
:eng: :slvo: :bwl: Fred Martin

:ind: :slvo: :bwl: Yuzvendra Chahal
:aus: :bro: :bwl: Sid Emery
:aus: :bro: :bwl: Percy Hornibrook
:ind: :bro: :ar: Pawan Negi
22
Prosperity (god power):
Helps your team generate 20% more Gold from results for a period of 3 matches. Takes 4 matches to recharge.
22
Necromancy:
Helps you unlock deceased players.
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Manager: Akshay.
Home Ground: Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester
God: Hades
Age: Archaic Age
Gold: 300
CP: 22/40

Squad:

:ban: :bro: :bat: Shahriar Nafees
:oma: :bro: :ar: Zeeshan Maqsood

:aus: :bro: :ar: Mark Cosgrove
:sri: :slvo: :ar: Dhananjaya de Silva
:nzf: :bro: :ar: Lindsay Weir

:mas: :bro: :bat: Lall Singh
:aus: :slvo: :ar: Sam Loxton
:ind: :bro: :ar: Deepak Shodhan

:eng: :bro: :arwk: Bill Storer

:zim: :bro: :bwl: Michael Chinouya
:ind: :bro: :bwl: Abey Kuruvilla
:nzf: :bro: :ar: Mal Matheson
:saf: :bro: :bwl: Dane Paterson
:saf: :bro: :ar: Hardus Viljoen

:eng: :bro: :wk: Joe Hunter
:eng: :bro: :bwl: Alec Hurwood
:eng: :bro: :bwl: Walter Mead
:eng: :bro: :bwl: Tich Richmond
22
Prosperity (god power):
Helps your team generate 20% more Gold from results for a period of 3 matches. Takes 4 matches to recharge.
22
Necromancy:
Helps you unlock deceased players.
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