FischerTal Posted November 29, 2013 Posted November 29, 2013 gavaskar border (captain) sir viv tendulkar Lara Gilchrist (wk) Imran Steyn/Mcgrath Marshall Ambrose Warne
Cricketics Posted November 29, 2013 Posted November 29, 2013 Dravid has to be there. Probably one of the greatest middle order bat away from home.
Scarves Posted November 30, 2013 Posted November 30, 2013 Why are people opening with Border?? No idea.
hhhhdmt Posted November 30, 2013 Author Posted November 30, 2013 As far as openers are concerned Gavaskar, Grame Smith, Greenidge, Haynes, Hayden and Anwar seem like the only candidates to me. I may be missing someone though. But i think its best to open with someone who is used to opening in this format of the game
philcric Posted November 30, 2013 Posted November 30, 2013 6 batsmen + 1 wk + 3 pacers + 1 spinner. Batsmen playing in their regular positions as much as possible. Gavaskar Hayden (Leftie + Tall + Fast scorer, to complement Gavskar) Richards Tendulkar Lara Border + Gilchrist * Warne Marshal Akram (for left arm pace n swing) Steyn
MCcricket Posted November 30, 2013 Posted November 30, 2013 GAVASKAR SEHWAG yes no one bats like him in a test no one RICHARDS LARA CHAPPEL TENDULKAR GILCHRIST IMRAN KHAN WARNE AKRAM BOND this guy has a fantastic s/r if not for injury he could be right up there in terms of wickets and stats and his pace overcame any pitch and wickets limitations for most bowlers Kallis def deserves is but with 4 bowlers went for Imran as he is a very good bowler who can bat also, and kallis a very good bat but not as devastating bowler
PAA-G Posted November 30, 2013 Posted November 30, 2013 1. S. Gavaskar 2. B. Lara 3. K. Sangakara 4. S. Tendulkar 5. J. Kallis 6. J. Miandad 7. A. Gilchrist 8. I. Khan 9. S. Warne 10. C. Ambrose 11. G. Mcgrath miandad....r u serious????!!!
Ghost Buster Posted November 30, 2013 Posted November 30, 2013 GAVASKAR SEHWAG yes no one bats like him in a test no one RICHARDS LARA CHAPPEL TENDULKAR GILCHRIST IMRAN KHAN WARNE AKRAM BOND this guy has a fantastic s/r if not for injury he could be right up there in terms of wickets and stats and his pace overcame any pitch and wickets limitations for most bowlers Kallis def deserves is but with 4 bowlers went for Imran as he is a very good bowler who can bat also, and kallis a very good bat but not as devastating bowler You have to go by record books and amount of games played by the respective player when selecting a world XI. I like bond but he was injury prone and had a short career.
Ghost Buster Posted November 30, 2013 Posted November 30, 2013 6 batsmen + 1 wk + 3 pacers + 1 spinner. Batsmen playing in their regular positions as much as possible. Gavaskar Hayden (Leftie + Tall + Fast scorer, to complement Gavskar) Richards Tendulkar Lara Border + Gilchrist * Warne Marshal Akram (for left arm pace n swing) Steyn In a world XI a bowling alrounder is must. Sobers is my choice, worlds best ever alrounder.
Raghav_12 Posted November 30, 2013 Posted November 30, 2013 Three fast bowlers have to be Marshall, Ambrose and McGrath. Spinner have to be Warne. One opener has to be Gavaskar. no 4 has be Sachin, One down Lara is must. For wicket keeping there is no option other than Gilchrist. Debate can be about 3 positions. 1. Second opener 2. Middle Order Bat 3 3. Middle Order Bat 4. For second opener I am inclined to take Greenidge. Middle Order Bat 3 would be Richards. Middle order bat 4 would be Kallis as he can roll his arms over for few overs. Otherwise it would have been Border or Ponting.
Temujin Khaghan Posted November 30, 2013 Posted November 30, 2013 gavaskar border richards tendulkar lara sangakarra imran warne marshall ambrose mc grath i will defeat this team with this sehwag hayden dravid kallis ponting pietersen gilchrist holding wasim murali younis
Temujin Khaghan Posted November 30, 2013 Posted November 30, 2013 kallis and imran is a decision making conundrum if we can have all three kallis, sobers, imran in a single team then my all time XI gavaskar hobbs bradman tendulkar kallis sobers imran healy warne murali marshall
Pakistan Posted November 30, 2013 Posted November 30, 2013 Gordon Greenidge Sunil Gavaskar Viv Richards (VC) Brian Lara Rohan Kanhai Ricky Ponting Imran Khan © Ian Healy (WK) Richard Hadlee Waqar Younis Allan Donald
King Tendulkar Posted November 30, 2013 Posted November 30, 2013 1 Gavaskar 2 Hayden 3 Viv Richards 4 Tendulkar 5 Lara 6 Kallis 7 Gilchrist 8 Marshall 9 Ambrose 10 Wasim 11 Murali v 1 Sehwag 2 Greenidge 3 Ponting 4 G Chappell 5 Dravid 6 Sobers 7 Dujon 8 Hadlee 9 Warne 10 Mcgrath 11 Holding
Sooda Posted November 30, 2013 Posted November 30, 2013 As far as openers are concerned Gavaskar' date=' Grame Smith, Greenidge, Haynes, Hayden and Anwar seem like the only candidates to me. I may be missing someone though. But i think its best to open with someone who is used to opening in this format of the game[/quote'] Er, Sehwag?! Anwar is probably not a realistic candidate. I was also giving serious thought to Gooch, stronger case than Haynes Id have thought.
Sooda Posted November 30, 2013 Posted November 30, 2013 Three fast bowlers have to be Marshall' date= Ambrose and McGrath. Spinner have to be Warne. One opener has to be Gavaskar. no 4 has be Sachin, One down Lara is must. For wicket keeping there is no option other than Gilchrist. Debate can be about 3 positions. 1. Second opener 2. Middle Order Bat 3 3. Middle Order Bat 4. For second opener I am inclined to take Greenidge. Middle Order Bat 3 would be Richards. Middle order bat 4 would be Kallis as he can roll his arms over for few overs. Otherwise it would have been Border or Ponting. Hmm... Not necessarily. Steyn, Akram both made my side, of your three I would only consider Marshall to replace either of those. Steyn right arm pace and outswing, Akram left arm pace bit of variety and the most skilled paceman with the old ball. Ive gone for a 5 man attack with Imran the allrounder and captain, Steyn, Akram and two spinners in Warne and Murali (surprisingly the only one to go two spinners I think, but think it gives my attack most balance) Hadlee is the other strong contender, in fact thinking about it I may take Hadlee in Steyns place and give the batting a bit more depth. I have not got either Sobers or Kallis and feel I should.. :hmmm: Gavaskar G Smith V Richards S Tendulkar B Lara A Gilchrist Imran Khan W Akram S Warne M Muralitharan D Steyn
CG Posted November 30, 2013 Posted November 30, 2013 I would take shewag over hayden anyday.Hayden has a equally average record away .The plus to viru is even though he struggled in Sa and eng ,He had some good match winning knocks like last when we toured durban his scores of 25,35 may seem less but in ocntext of low scoring match and being a opener it was important and same in the 2002 england tour he scored runs,I though he should not have gone half fit last time though.For me virus assaulton warne,mcgrath,gillespie in chennai and his assault on engliah attack of flintoff,harmy,anderson,swann are two of the best counterattack knocks u will ever see.
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