Warne's op 50 list

[crappycraperson]

50 Jamie Siddons
49 Darren Berry
48 Brian McMillan
47 Chris Cairns
46 Dilip Vengsarkar
45 Waqar Younis
44 Alec Stewart
43 Michael Atherton
42 Ravi Shastri
41 Justin Langer
40 Kapil Dev
39 Stuart MacGill
38 Sanath Jayasuriya
37 Stephen Harmison
36 Andy Flower
35 Michael Vaughan
34 Bruce Reid
33 Allan Donald
32 Robin Smith
31 Tim May
30 Kevin Pietersen
29 Shoaib Akhtar / Craig McDermott
28 Saeed Anwar / Mohammad Yousuf
27 Jacques Kallis / Shaun Pollock
26 Steve Waugh
25 Darren Lehmann
24 Brett Lee
23 Stephen Fleming
22 Martin Crowe
21 David Boon
20 Adam Gilchrist
19 Aravinda de Silva
18 Merv Hughes
17 Matthew Hayden
16 Andrew Flintoff
15 Graham Gooch
14 Rahul Dravid
13 Anil Kumble
12 Mark Waugh
11 Courtney Walsh
10 Ian Healy
9 Mark Taylor
8 Ricky Ponting
7 Muttiah Muralitharan
6 Wasim Akram
5 Glenn McGrath
4 Allan Border
3 Curtly Ambrose
2 Brian Lara
1 Sachin Tendulkar


Some shocking decisions by warne there.

Waqar is too low, I mean likes of May, Akhtar, Harminson, lee, macgill selected over him. K Dev is too low too and then there is Steve Waugh and inclusion of Lehmann.

 

[zing]

Ganguly is/has been better than a number of batsmen mentioned there.

 

[Wembley Red]

I think hes said that its more of his personal list.

 

[Sam]

Yeah, it's his personal list of top 50 players.

I would have had Lara at number 1, but hey, it's his list not mine.

 

[ZIDANE]

Agreed, Waqar is way to low but then maybe he just didn't stand out as much to Warne as he bowled alongside W.Akram...

 

[Tabata]

Steve Waugh and Allan Donald are both too low IMO.

 

[Cornell]

MacGill would be a legend if it wasn't for Warne.

Expensive at times, but an immense wicket taker.

 

[mehro]

Lehman ahead of Steve Waugh.