All time ODI Draft

  1. Harshad - TMH: 1. AB De Villiers 2. Curtly Ambrose 3. Brett Lee 4. S. Waugh 5. Dilshan 6. Guptill 7. Razzaq 8. Kyle Mills 9. Gautam Gambhir 10. Jean-Paul Duminy 11. R. Ashwin
  2. Aldo-Varun: 1. S Tendulkar 2. Shane Bond 3. Yuvraj Singh 4. Mark Waugh 5. Andrew Symonds 6. Streak 7. M Boucher 8. Umar Gul 9. Younis Khan 10. Larsen 11. Ian Bell
  3. Edgar Allan Pillow: 1.Viv Richards 2. R. Hadlee 3. Dean Jones 4. M.Marshall 5. Dravid 6. G Swann 7. A Jadeja 8. G flower 9. G Marsh 10. C Harris 11. Aaqib Javed
  4. RedTiger - LeChuck: 1.A Gilchrist 2. Hashim Amla 3. J Miandad 4. Vaas 5. Kumble 6. Mitchell Johnson 7. R Sarwan 8. Misbah 9. S Styris 10. Stuart Broad 11. Boeta Dippenaar
  5. VP: 1. Wasim Akram 2. D. Lillee 3. Brendon McCullum 4. Michael Clarke 5. Afridi 6. Mahela 7. Botham 8. Harbhajan Singh 9. S. Gavaskar 10. Gooch
  6. Mani - Ijazz17: 1. Glenn McGrath 2. Hayden 3. Mohammed Yousuf 4. Alec Stewart 5. Kane Williamson 6.H.Cronje 7. J. Anderson 8. Raina 9. Jacob Oram 10.Fannie Di Villiers
  7. KM: 1. Allan Donald 2. Shane Watson 3. Saeed Ajmal 4. Aravinda De Silva 5. Joe Root 6. Angelo Matthews 7. Jos Buttler 8. Gillespie 9.Dhawan 10.Andre Russell
  8. PaulScholes18: 1. Kumar Sangakara 2. Sehwag 3. Holding 4. Rohit Sharma 5. A Mendis 6. Eoin Morgan 7. James Faulkner 8. Du Plessis 9. Carl Rackemann 10. K. Pollard
  9. Boycott: 1. Waqar Younis 2. Ganguly 3. Malinga 4. Walsh 5. Gibbs 6. Ross Taylor 7. Q. De Kock 8. Damien Martyn 9. Hogg 10. Agarkar
  10. MJJ - Akash: 1. Imran Khan 2. Lara 3.Pietersen 4. Steyn 5. Steve Smith 6. Maxwell 7. D.Gough 8. Fleming 9.Tahir 10. P. Patterson
  11. Crappy: 1. Jacques Kallis 2. Shane Warne 3. Shoaib Akhtar 4. Saeed Anwar 5. Chris Cairns 6. Graeme Smith 7. Clive Lloyd 8. Carl Hooper 9. Brendan Taylor 10. Irfan Pathan
  12. The Red Viper: 1. Pollock 2. Klusener 3. Michael Hussey 4. Desmond Haynes 5. Greg Chappell 6. Vettori 7. Trescothick 8. Srinath 9. Bob Willis 10. Arjuna Ranatunga
  13. Skizzo: 1. Murali 2. Jayasuriya 3. Gayle 4. Inzamam 5. McDermott 6. Rhodes 7. J. Trott 8. Rod Marsh 9. Tim Southee 10. Dwayne Bravo
  14. NM -Prath: 1. MS Dhoni 2. Virat Kohli 3. Flintoff 4. Andy Roberts 5. Kirsten 6. Shakib Al Hasan 7. Chanderpaul 8. Bracken 9. O'Donnel 10. Allan Lamb
  15. Skills: 1. Ricky Ponting 2. Kapil Dev 3. Saqlain Mushtaq 4. Andy Flower 5. Azharuddin 6. Ntini 7. Nathan Astle 8. Ian Bishop 9. Atapattu 10. M. Samuels
  16. Samid: 1. Joel Garner 2. Michael Bevan 3. Gordon Greenidge 4. Zaheer Abbas 5. Abdul Qadir 6. Martin Crowe 7. Zaheer Khan 8. Morne Morkel 9. Ravinder Jadeja 10. Collingwood
@VP - over to you.
 
Edgar Allan Pillow said:
Aaqib Javed - Short but stellar career!

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You mofo.
 
Ijazz17 said:
How was Bell picked after Collingwood ? That's a travesty.
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Because Collingwood was solid at 5 and a handy bowler. Plus Ian Bell is the daftest cricketer that has ever lived. Not a travesty at all.

The only thing that is a travesty is that Ian fecking Bell is England's highest run scorer.
 
The Man Himself said:
Mills' record is v. good but I can understand people not being 'fan' of him. Razzaq in his prime was fantastic though, both with bat and ball.



Your openers are fantastic but no. 3-4 are weakness in ODI imo. 5-6 is again good. Bowling I will rate Streak higher than Gul. Gul had promise but hasn't fulfilled it till now and I doubt he will. Larsen was quite handy with ball which is plus while lack of proper spinner is a negative.
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Yes of course, Streak was a mainstay for that Zimbabwe team for years. Gul's effectiveness at the death is what he's picked for. The bowling unit compliments each other perfectly - in Bond I have a world class strike bowler, in Gul I have a swing bowler plus one who generates bounce with his height, in Streak I have an economical work horse while Larsen holds it tight during the middle (exceptional economy rate) while Yuvi, Roy and Junior take care of remaining 10 overs.
 
Aldo said:
Yes of course, Streak was a mainstay for that Zimbabwe team for years. Gul's effectiveness at the death is what he's picked for. The bowling unit compliments each other perfectly - in Bond I have a world class strike bowler, in Gul I have a swing bowler plus one who generates bounce with his height, in Streak I have an economical work horse while Larsen holds it tight during the middle (exceptional economy rate) while Yuvi, Roy and Junior take care of remaining 10 overs.
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That was our aim as well and hence Mills over Javed and Fanie. I rate Javed and Fanie primarily because in 90's, for a period, those were the only two who troubled Sachin. But then we thought Javed will be overkill having got Razzaq already.
 
Tresco was the best English ODI bat I've watched. I think most people who have had to suffer watching us play this format of the game for the last 15 years would agree. KP was class though.
 
Aldo said:
Gough easily, the man was highly underrated in ODIs. Specially at the death, he was really good. Supported by shite like that one guy who got smashed out of the stadium by Tendulkar. :lol:
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Caddick:lol:
 
Bell flattered to deceive. He had a good run in his last few years as an opener in the ODI side but even then struggled to make big scores when it counted. Good to watch, very elegant but streaky. I suppose what helped as an opener was he was facing bowling in a power-play so he could hit early boundaries and settle in. Very good advancing down the track but anywhere else in the order and he was too one-paced to succeed in ODIs.
 
Samid said:
Because Collingwood was solid at 5 and a handy bowler. Plus Ian Bell is the daftest cricketer that has ever lived. Not a travesty at all.

The only thing that is a travesty is that Ian fecking Bell is England's highest run scorer.
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This.

Never have I hated a player more, who played for my own side than Ian fecking Bell.
 
Boycott said:
then struggled to make big scores when it counted.
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It's good that my opening pair has 66 ODI centuries between them, then. :D
I'll be needing him to build partnerships without slowing the run rate with the big two at the top. Think he's suited fine to that role.
 
I know I have Tresco but KP was a better batsman IMO.

But, Willis over Gough though. Gough was a better bowler during the death overs with his variety especially those yorkers and blockholes. However, Willis was a much better new ball bowler and generated more pace.
 
RedTiger said:
1.B Dippenaar SA
2.H Amla SA
3.J Miandad PAK
4.R Sarwan WI
5.A Gilchrist AUS
6.Misbah PAK
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8.S Broad ENG
9.M Johnson AUS
10.C Vaas SL
11.A Kumble IND
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Surely that Gilchrist thing is a joke? Why would you play your first round pick in an unfamiliar position
 
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