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Ryan Harris...... Yeh he took wickets against Pak in ODI's. What a guy. To be fair when I first read it I thought it said Paul Harris, would have been very worried then.

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Harris has done well whenever he was given an opportunity, but you are right. His performance doesn't warrant a nomination in the 'Cricketer of the Year' category, maybe, the ODIs.

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I missed the conversation between David Gower, Bumble and Ramiz, but it seems that they are not happy with the nominations for the ICC awards. Think it is about Graeme Swann not being nominated for the Cricketer of the year.

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Harris has done well whenever he was given an opportunity' date=' but you are right. His performance doesn't warrant a nomination in the 'Cricketer of the Year' category, maybe, the ODIs.[/quote'] This is a guy that has played 17 ODI's and 2 tests... all of a sudden he is potentially cricketer of the year
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I missed the conversation between David Gower' date=' Bumble and Ramiz, but it seems that they are not happy with the nominations for the ICC awards. Think it is about Graeme Swann not being nominated for the Cricketer of the year.[/quote'] Well it is a bit of a joke to see Harris but no Swann in the Cricketer of the Year nominees.
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This is a guy that has played 17 ODI's and 2 tests... all of a sudden he is potentially cricketer of the year
His ODI performance has been good - no issues there. But a guy who has played two Test matches to be named in the Cricketer of the Year nominees is laughable.
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I missed the conversation between David Gower' date=' Bumble and Ramiz, but it seems that they are not happy with the nominations for the ICC awards. Think it is about Graeme Swann not being nominated for the Cricketer of the year.[/quote'] Flintoff winning the award in 2005 was it not a joke it didn't even include 2005 ashes
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This is a guy that has played 17 ODI's and 2 tests... all of a sudden he is potentially cricketer of the year
Agree. His performance in the Pak ODI series might have disillusioned the panelists.
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I find these long list nominations to be just wind ups. All they do is fill up column spaces. I mean, cricket is a sport played by 8 countries, surely it can't be that hard to come up with a shorter list of 4-5 players as the nominations at the very get go.

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A lot of joke nominations from Australia and that shouldn't surprise anyone one bit. One bad year from Gautam Gambhir and he's out of the list, while- Ricky Ponting & Morne Morkel are nominated for the "Cricketer of the Year" award. Simon Katich for "Test Player of the Year". Ryan Harris for "Cricketer & ODI player of the year". Cameron White for "ODI player of the year". Doug Bollinger in all 3 categories. What kind of a sick joke is this? And Where is Graeme Swann? Why do we even call the ICC Awards? Why not call it the "Australian Cricket Awards"? Anyways, here's my list- Cricketer of the Year Hashim Amla (SA)/ MS Dhoni (Ind) Test Player of the Year Hashim Amla (SA) ... this is a no-brainer ODI Player of the Year Mahendra Singh Dhoni (Ind) Emerging Player of the Year Mohammad Amir (Pak) Associate and Affiliate Player of the Year Mohammad Shahzad (Afg) Twenty20 International Performance of the Year Michael Hussey (Aus) - 60 not out (24b, 3x4, 5x6) v Pakistan, St Lucia, 14 May 2010 Women's Cricketer of the Year (Anyone of the Pom women) Umpire of the Year Rudi Koertzen

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I am not aware of the time period taken into account for these awards but you could always consult with Statsguru for a rough guide. Being a reasonably safe keeper, leading the Indian side to Number 1 in the rankings and scoring more than 750 runs in the last 11 matches at an average of 68 sounds good enough for me.
Is captaincy and stuff taken into account? I didn't know that. And if it's based on solely averages and not outs, every tom dick and Samaraweera would sneak into that list. Edit: Oh, he's in there, so I withdraw my statement. :--D
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As a combination of tests and ODIs it appears to be a no brainer that Tendulkar should be the cricketer of the year : http://stats.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/stats/index.html?class=1;filter=advanced;orderby=batting_average;qualmin1=500;qualval1=runs;spanmin1=01+Aug+2009;spanval1=span;template=results;type=batting http://stats.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/stats/index.html?class=2;filter=advanced;orderby=batting_average;qualmin1=500;qualval1=runs;spanmin1=01+Aug+2009;spanval1=span;template=results;type=batting Moreover, he will get the emotional benefit of it being his last realistic chance to get the award, since in all probability he will quit ODIs after the World Cup.

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