Draft: The RNG Draft (Panesar Edition)

Will like part next time (good luck)
 
Would love to participate but I’ve got no clue as to how RNG drafts work. Anyone willing to explain?
Basically, half of this draft is standard Unlucky Dip. That isn't the RNG bit.

The RNG bit works basically as so:
1. I set up a filter on Statsguru that returns 8 international cricketers per page.
2. I use Random.org to give me a page number.
3. I send you the page in DMs.
4. The player you pick must come from that page.

While 12 people have signed up since you posted your question, I'm willing to add you as a 13th as I should have got to this earlier.
 
Basically, half of this draft is standard Unlucky Dip. That isn't the RNG bit.

The RNG bit works basically as so:
1. I set up a filter on Statsguru that returns 8 international cricketers per page.
2. I use Random.org to give me a page number.
3. I send you the page in DMs.
4. The player you pick must come from that page.

While 12 people have signed up since you posted your question, I'm willing to add you as a 13th as I should have got to this earlier.

Aye I was already willing to participate, just wanted some clarity on the rules.
 
Draft start delayed six hours; I've picked up an extra shift tomorrow
 
@Disharies another reminder. If I don't have a pick in 24 hours, I'll auto (wouldn't normally but there's one day I can do players this week and that's tomorrow)
 
Unlucky Dip Player 3
Rohan Gavaskar
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Kinda the opposite of a nepo baby. Rohan was a good first-class batting allrounder whose struggles internationally and father's name meant he got dragged through the dirt.

Nominated by: @Till Valhalla
Goes to: @ahmedleo414
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Unlucky Dip Player 4
Brijal Patel
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Ah, an Unlucky Dip veteran. Patel was completely useless as a top order bat - except for the pictured knock, of 42 against Australia.

Nominated by: @Yash.
Goes to: @Yash.
 

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