Other than Indian batsmen, whose fan are you?

[Sachinism]

Misbah???

I love how he remains calm amongst a sh!tstorm around him.

Mahela is okay guy when in full flow.

Mahela is glorious to watch in full flow. Even Sanga can be majestic, but I hate the guy too much

[YoungTalent]

De Villiers by far

[Temujin Khaghan]

surprised that there are no cook-fans...

[Zanjeer]

I really like the way Michael Clarke plays. Very classy batsman. He makes funny faces while talking, but yeah, still very classy batsman.

[carnish]

Indian bowlers

[Jersey #10]

Umar Akmal - The greatest tailunt ever

[GoldenSun]

De Villiers, Hussey, Clarke, and KP. All of them are a treat to watch :).

[Vilander]

KP, Kallis, Hussey

[Cricketics]

Growing up, always was a big fan of Michael Clarke. He can bowl well, and off course is a terrific fielder. And he is one of the best bat. Such a complete cricketer who adds value to the team in all departments.

[jusarrived]

No Kidding , but I love watching Pak bat ...pure entertainmet . Fawad Alam tops the list for me . Otherwise. ABDV Bell KP

[Jersey #10]

No Kidding , but I love watching Pak bat ...pure entertainmet . Fawad Alam tops the list for me . Otherwise. ABDV Bell KP

:giggle: me too

[Laaloo]

Growing up, always was a big fan of Michael Clarke. He can bowl well, and off course is a terrific fielder. And he is one of the best bat. Such a complete cricketer who adds value to the team in all departments.

growing up? dude aren't you like 40 years old? Michael Clarke must have been growing up when you were playing cricket. :giggle:

[Cricketics]

growing up? dude aren't you like 40 years old? Michael Clarke must have been growing up when you were playing cricket. :giggle:

2003 he came to India when I was in India during that tri series between India Austaralia and New Zealand. I was in school that time, not even in high school which I completed in States. I remember him calling Punter and telling him he wants to bowl and he will get a wicket. He later got Tendulkar out and India lost the the game.

[Laaloo]

2003 he came to India when I was in India during that tri series between India Austaralia and New Zealand. I was in school that time, not even in high school which I completed in States. I remember him calling Punter and telling him he wants to bowl and he will get a wicket. He later got Tendulkar out and India lost the the game.

damn we came at a similar age to the states :two_thumbs_up:

[Cricketics]

damn we came at a similar age to the states :two_thumbs_up:

Lol I was just thinking that :cantstop:

[GoldenSun]

2003 he came to India when I was in India during that tri series between India Austaralia and New Zealand. I was in school that time, not even in high school which I completed in States. I remember him calling Punter and telling him he wants to bowl and he will get a wicket. He later got Tendulkar out and India lost the the game.

Ahh the TVS Cup :) Good times. I came to the U.S. at about 1999.

[Utalk]

For me list is endless. Robin Smith. Gordon Grenidge. Azhar ud din. Slater. Sent from my GT-I9195 using Tapatalk

[nevada]

ABDV - makes batting look easy, is a superb fielder and seems like a cheerful guy.

[jalebi_bhai]

KP and De Villiers......KP is like a modern day lite version of King Viv......De Villiers is an illusionist with the willow.......you think he is off balance when playing his shots and then suddenly.....

[vamos_rafa]

Modern times, KP... I was a huge Brett Lee fan as well.