The Bands Draft

[Supreme General]

Well we’ve had a little South African adventure but let’s return back to the sunny Caribbean. Or should I say Sunil Caribbean as I pick Sunil Narine only played 13 FC games with 6 of them being tests taking 65 wickets at 17.75 in those 13 but with weaker returns in test cricket with 21 at 40.

George Headley
Garfield Sobers
VVDB
Sunil Narine

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[Neo 7]

Kevin O'Brien

 

[Umair7]

Martin Love (16,952 runs @49.85) another unlucky victim of the Aussie stacked lineup!

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[Aislabie]

Shane Warne
708 wickets @ 25.41 (37 5WI, best 8/71) in 145 Test matches

I still remember exactly where I was when I heard that Shane Warne had died. Warne was the second-best cricketer I've ever watched live, and he rounds off a truly exceptional three-man spin attack.

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6. Mike Procter (band 6)
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8. Shane Warne (band 1)
9. Alec Hurwood (band 9)
10. Charlie Parker (band 10)
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@Till Valhalla

 

[Till Valhalla]

Brian Lara
@Aravind.

 

[Aravind.]

Vinay Kumar, played only 1 test, but had great FC record with 504 FC wickets @22.44

Josh Inglis, 2 test matches so far with average of 51 and strike rate of 106, with a ton in subcontinent.

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[Till Valhalla]

I don't want to spend time when I already got the player
Dockrell
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[Aislabie]

Alan Davidson
1,348 runs @ 24.89 (best 80) and 186 wickets @ 20.53 (14 5WI, best 7/81) in 44 Test matches

He's often overlooked by modern cricket fans, but there's a strong argument that Alan Davidson is the best left-arm seamer in Test history - it's certainly a title with only one other realistic claimant. Number 7 in the batting order might be a bit high but a first-class average of 32 with nine centuries suggest he'll be okay.

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6. Mike Procter (band 6)
7. Alan Davidson (band 2)
8. Shane Warne (band 1)
9. Alec Hurwood (band 9)
10. Charlie Parker (band 10)
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