You sure can
You sure can
Trinidad's Bernard Julien had a bit of everything: flashing strokeplay, brilliant fielding, lively left-arm seamers from a strange, stiff-legged run; orthodox or unorthodox left-arm spin; and the ability to charm fans and females alike
Very good team indeed. I fully expected you to pick another spinner and you kinda have. An extremely versatile team but my only hope is that you'd suffer from having probably only seven overs of spin to call on? Also some very tasty batting - Jessop and Dolly were inspired
Balanced ?01. Gordon Greenidge
02. Kris Srikkanth
03. Viv Richards
04. Javed Miandad
05. Keith Miller
06. Farokh Engineer
07. Richard Hadlee
08. Richie Benaud
09. George Lohmann
10. Courtney Walsh
11. Bhagwath Chandrasekhar
I think I have a fairly balanced XI, a strong T20 batting as well as bowling. Srikkanth to open with Greenidge and Engineer at 6.
Here is the video. Almost certainly the quickest bowler of all time, and such an efficient action.
Alfred Percy Freeman, known to the cricket world as "Tich" and one of the greatest slow bowlers the game has known, died at his home at Bearsted, Kent, on January 28 at the age of 76. Though small in stature - he stood only five feet two inches - his achievements were colossal. No county bowler ever achieved quite so consistently hypnotic an effect on opposing batsmen over a comparable period of years, and few were able to lure their opponents to destruction so inexorably under all kinds of conditions, not merely those helpful to the bowler. He was described as a wizard and magician, and expectation was rarely more keenly aroused than when his slight, gnome-like figure began its short run to the crease at the start of a spell. He was never ruffled and never happier than when bowling. His stamina was such that he would not infrequently bowl almost through the innings, whatever its length.