Old Guys

[Sherlock Holmes]

Yep, this was the exact series of events that happened with @Aislabie a day or two ago in PMs.

What makes it even more absurd that his birthday falls on the exact day where he becomes eligible to be called as 'Very Old' cricketer

 

[Bevab]

What makes it even more absurd that his birthday falls on the exact day where he becomes eligible to be called as 'Very Old' cricketer

Yep, the other irony I pointed out instantly.

 

[Bevab]

He may be the older, less illustrious brother of India’s spin equivalent of Muzumdar in this generation but Jatin Saxena still has a solid domestic record himself. Unlike his more famous sibling, he is more of a batting all-rounder and has a more dynamic game suited to white ball cricket. That doesn’t mean he’s a slouch in the FC department though as ever since the pandemic got under control he has rocked up in the Sri Lankan domestic system out of all places and has been playing for Negombo CC as a number five/six who bowls some overs as the fifth bowler with a productive season last year averaging close to fifty with the bat and thirty with the ball. That he’s still going strong in another domestic system at the age of forty (and has a fifty plus two wickets in his last game ten days ago) is a testament to his skill and passion, one that will be amply rewarded in our own side.

In my side he will be the all-rounder and secondary spin option for now. With him in, we’ve fulfilled our over forty requirement.

Over to @Neo 7 for the next pick.

 

[Aislabie]

We're finally up to date again

 

[Neo 7]

Sarfaraz Ahmed . TBH he is underrated . People don't take him seriously...

Alastair Cook
Sarfaraz Ahmed
MS Dhoni
Kyle Abbott

Over 40s: 1/3


@Ed Smith

 

[Ed Smith]

Frank Nsubuga...

@Aravind.

 

[Bevab]

Sarfaraz Ahmed . TBH he is underrated . People don't take him seriously...

Alastair Cook
Sarfaraz Ahmed
MS Dhoni
Kyle Abbott

Over 40s: 1/3


@Ed Smith

My man why do you need another keeper when some of us have none?

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

My man why do you need another keeper when some of us have none?

I have seen KL Rahul, Rishabh Pant and MS Dhoni play in a single match in a World Cup.

I have also seen Avengers playing with 6 keepers in one game though. @CerealKiller @Na Maloom Afraad

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

I have also seen Avengers playing with 6 keepers in one game though. @CerealKiller @Na Maloom Afraad

Let the traumas stay hidden please!

 

[Aravind.]

Dinesh Karthik

@Aislabie

 

[Aislabie]

Colin de Grandhomme

Colin de Grandhomme had a superb Test career, averaging 38.70 with the bat and 32.95 with the ball. He's also an asset in all formats: his career strike rate of 155.62 is one of the highest marks by any player in Twenty20 cricket. Although he has retired from international cricket, he continues to play domestic cricket around the world in all formats and will currently bat at number seven for my team.

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3. Mohammad Hafeez
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7. Colin de Grandhomme
8. Ravichandran Ashwin
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11. Mohammad Irfan

@Supreme General

 

[Supreme General]

Well my first choice plan involved Colin De Grandhomme and Nathan Lyon so quickly change of plan and why not try and combine them into one player.

Introducing our newest player and spinner: Mohammad Nabi

 

[Supreme General]

@Aislabie back to you

 

[Aislabie]

Oh right, it was my pick all along



Let's get Dimuth Karunaratne in to open the batting. He's definitely strongest in the longest format, and barely plays any T20 at all - but what a batter.

1. Dimuth Karunaratne
2.
3. Mohammad Hafeez
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7. Colin de Grandhomme
8. Ravichandran Ashwin
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11. Mohammad Irfan

@Aravind.

 

[Aravind.]

Tillakaratne Sampath

A good allrounder with 6000 fc runs and 300 fc wickets, a good performer in other formats too, can keep wickets as well.

@Ed Smith