yuppie wrote:A team of left handers and no Neil Harvey
Guess the articles written for the younger generation.
Making_Splinters wrote:yuppie wrote:A team of left handers and no Neil Harvey :no
Guess the articles written for the younger generation.
No Harvey? Is that supposed to provoke a reaction? Not from me good Sir, when one of England's and more importantly the Red Roses' greatest batsmen doesn't warrent a mention in any list.
Arthur Crabtree wrote:Arthur Morris is in though.
Arthur Crabtree wrote:Making_Splinters wrote:yuppie wrote:A team of left handers and no Neil Harvey
Guess the articles written for the younger generation.
No Harvey? Is that supposed to provoke a reaction? Not from me good Sir, when one of England's and more importantly the Red Roses' greatest batsmen doesn't warrent a mention in any list.
Fairbro?
Arthur Crabtree wrote:Bernard Julien, Mike Whitney.
Ray Bright.
You could reclaim Alan Mullally.
yuppie wrote:Australian test team i have watched.
Hayden
Taylor
Katich
Border
Langer
Lehman
Gilchrist
Mitch Johnson
Mitchel Starc
Doug Bollinger
Bruce Reid
All rounder and spinning duties to be done by Lehman and Border. Very good batting line up that could be moved around, but after Reid and MJ the bowling might be a little light. Bowling line up would do well against the 80's windies teams. Seem to remember them not being to fond of left armers.......
Also looking at the BBC list, how did MJ and Vass get in ahead of Alan Davidson?
yuppie wrote:Arthur Crabtree wrote:Making_Splinters wrote:yuppie wrote:A team of left handers and no Neil Harvey
Guess the articles written for the younger generation.
No Harvey? Is that supposed to provoke a reaction? Not from me good Sir, when one of England's and more importantly the Red Roses' greatest batsmen doesn't warrent a mention in any list.
Fairbro?
Who from the Red Roses could replace Harvey at number 3 in a world 11 of left handers?
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