The Australian legend, Norman Clifford Louis O'Neill is my first pick. A glorious player of anything short, O'Neill was a more than handy leggie too, and being one of the best fielders of his time makes him my ideal first pick. O'Neill's peak performance came during the tour of Pakistan in 1960 when he ended the series with 218 runs at a outstanding average of 72. His exploits meant that the parents in one cricket-following Karachiite family named their new son Anil for its resemblance to O'Neill. The same Anil Dalpat went on to become the first Hindu to represent Pakistan, playing nine Tests in the 1980s as a wicketkeeper.