The Ordinary Draft - ROUND 5

[mohsin7827]

Kiran More,

@Perfect Square

 

[Perfect Square]

Next up is an English player haunted with things. Very tough things, mentally speaking. A bowler and also a batter? Someone who could've been as good of a geography teacher as a Cricketer. This is a testament to his career's performances.

People said, "Why is he playing?" and "Oh… actually, not bad Innit?". He had his moments. He was not the most elegant player but he did the job on his moment, moments.

The bloke represented his country in 28 ODIs. Averaging 51 with the bat and 20 with the ball. Averaging 20 with the bat and 51 with the ball.

Unfortunately his peak fame moment came, when he left his World Cup side mid-tournament due to... 'Depression'. Now I'm depressed :/ Anyways...

Spoiler: Oh… actually, not bad Innit?

Michael Yardy

@Paranoid Kendroid and away we go!

 

[Kamboh]

Next up is an English player haunted with things. Very tough things, mentally speaking. A bowler and also a batter? Someone who could've been as good of a geography teacher as a Cricketer. This is a testament to his career's performances.

People said, "Why is he playing?" and "Oh… actually, not bad Innit?". He had his moments. He was not the most elegant player but he did the job on his moment, moments.

The bloke represented his country in 28 ODIs. Averaging 51 with the bat and 20 with the ball. Averaging 20 with the bat and 51 with the ball.

Unfortunately his peak fame moment came, when he left his World Cup side mid-tournament due to... 'Depression'. Now I'm depressed :/ Anyways...

Spoiler: Oh… actually, not bad Innit?

Michael Yardy

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@Paranoid Kendroid and away we go!

I was very close to picking him.

 

[Paranoid Kendroid]

The American leg spinner who always played for the West Indies, Hayden Walsh jr.

Completely unplanned pick. I first thought of a role most limited overs side have these days and my mind went to a leg spinner. First, I checked Cremer but realized he wasn't that bad. Then someone remember this guy. Pretty sure he has a fifer against Australia.

@Supreme General

 

[Kamboh]

As @Supreme General missed the 24 hour window. So now it's my time to pick

For my Fifth Pick, I’m choosing Asghar Afghan, who has a batting average of 27.73 with 2424 runs in 114 matches (108 innings).

https://www.espncricinfo.com/cricketers/asghar-afghan-320652

1. Dwayne Smith
2.
3.
4. Asghar Afghan
5.
6. Alok Kapali
7. Richmond Mutumbami
8.
9. Xavier Doherty.
10.
11.

@BasketballHooper You're Next

 

[Paranoid Kendroid]

1. Dwayne Smith
2.
3.
4. Asghar Afghan
5.
6. Alok Kapali
7. Richmond Mutumbami
8.
9. Xavier Doherty.
10.
11.

This team would be in the trenches, facing present-day Oman in an ODI series.

 

[BasketballHooper]

Andre Russell

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@Aislabie

 

[Ed Smith]

@Aislabie

 

[Supreme General]

As @Supreme General missed the 24 hour window. So now it's my time to pick

whoops.


I’ll make my catchup pick now.

It’s is Jake Ball


As a Notts fan, was decent. As an England fan, one of the worst players to play for the country. As seen by he can barely find a county game now.

 

[Aislabie]

Pramodya Wickramasinghe
109 wickets @ 39.64 (econ: 4.53, best 4/48) in 134 ODI matches

An accurate fast-medium seamer good enough to rack up over 170 caps for his country across formats, it is exceptionally hard to call Pramodya Wickramasinghe ordinary in any context other than international cricket. Too often, his team gave him the role of a token seamer in a team built around spin.

1. Chris Nevin
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7. Jamie Dalrymple
8. Paul Strang
9. Murali Kartik
10. Pramodya Wickramasinghe
11.

@Viper.

 

[Paranoid Kendroid]

Andre Russell

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@Aislabie

You are supposed to wait for 3 minutes in order to not get two different posts merged

 

[Viper.]

Initially felt he was more on the crap side but he is solid in the shortest format and actually started off promisingly, I think he fits the ordinary bill very well now



Reeza Hendricks will open the innings, as SA's most ordinary ODI batsman of the last few years, averaging 27.1 after 38 innings.

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01. Reeza Hendricks
02.
03.
04. Peter Handscomb
05. Sam Billings
06.
07. Samiullah Shinwari
08.
09.
10.
11. Jason Behrendorff

@Yash.