brod wrote:I think that the rest are Pakistani players, Not sure but think weve got the Poms and South Africans
15 down now, with your last post. You've got four paks, but one Seth Efrican to finish
by rogernumber10 » Tue Nov 13, 2007 8:27 pm
brod wrote:I think that the rest are Pakistani players, Not sure but think weve got the Poms and South Africans
by brod » Tue Nov 13, 2007 8:29 pm
rogernumber10 wrote:brod wrote:I think that the rest are Pakistani players, Not sure but think weve got the Poms and South Africans
15 down now, with your last post. You've got four paks, but one Seth Efrican to finish
by spell_check » Tue Nov 13, 2007 8:29 pm
by spell_check » Tue Nov 13, 2007 8:32 pm
rogernumber10 wrote:brod wrote:Okay, lets have a go at the West Indies 20
C. Lloyd
R. Fredricks
M. Holding
V. Richards
D. Murray
A. Roberts
G. Greenidge
L. Gibbs
R. Kanhai
C. Croft
J. Garner
D. Haynes
L. Rowe
Thats it for now...will keep thinking about the rest..some Im sure are obvious, even more sure some Ill never know.
Well that's a 13-13 start.
by rogernumber10 » Tue Nov 13, 2007 8:32 pm
spell_check wrote:Garth le Roux for the World XI
by rogernumber10 » Tue Nov 13, 2007 8:33 pm
spell_check wrote:rogernumber10 wrote:brod wrote:Okay, lets have a go at the West Indies 20
C. Lloyd
R. Fredricks
M. Holding
V. Richards
D. Murray
A. Roberts
G. Greenidge
L. Gibbs
R. Kanhai
C. Croft
J. Garner
D. Haynes
L. Rowe
Thats it for now...will keep thinking about the rest..some Im sure are obvious, even more sure some Ill never know.
Well that's a 13-13 start.
Wayne Daniel
Jim Allen
by am Bays » Tue Nov 13, 2007 8:37 pm
rogernumber10 wrote:Was flicking through Gideon Haigh's outstanding book last night. Who wants a crack at the Australians who played in either of the two World Series years? (28 aussies in all, and it's always the last 4-5 who are the hardest to get)
by Hondo » Tue Nov 13, 2007 8:37 pm
by spell_check » Tue Nov 13, 2007 8:42 pm
hondo71 wrote:I could pretend I am guessing but I have a book that I recommend to anyone interested in the whole story of WSC:
'The Cricket War' by Gideon Haigh
A brilliant read, check it out on Ebay or a second hand book store ...
So of course I have the entire list and, yes, a couple of West Indians I bet we'll never get without looking it up
by rogernumber10 » Tue Nov 13, 2007 8:51 pm
1980 Tassie Medalist wrote:rogernumber10 wrote:Was flicking through Gideon Haigh's outstanding book last night. Who wants a crack at the Australians who played in either of the two World Series years? (28 aussies in all, and it's always the last 4-5 who are the hardest to get)
Hey Rog given your journalistic contacts from earlier threads aka Roland Fishman and 91 WIndies tour, in Graham Halbish's book, Run Out he states the old ACB team manager and ex-Journalist Ian McDonald was suspposed to be writing a book on the ABCIC/ACB/CA. What happened to it? Did it canned with teh Rodgers/Halbish/Crompton bust up of '97?
by rogernumber10 » Tue Nov 13, 2007 8:53 pm
spell_check wrote:hondo71 wrote:I could pretend I am guessing but I have a book that I recommend to anyone interested in the whole story of WSC:
'The Cricket War' by Gideon Haigh
A brilliant read, check it out on Ebay or a second hand book store ...
So of course I have the entire list and, yes, a couple of West Indians I bet we'll never get without looking it up
I picked that book up about 4 years ago at Harris Scarfe at West Lakes for about $5. Magnificent book. You won't see too many books like that in terms of detail, the amount of work put into it must have been a lot. I'm tempted to look at it to find the other players, but I won't.
I recall a couple of other West Indian players, David Holford and Vanburn Holder?
by spell_check » Tue Nov 13, 2007 9:00 pm
rogernumber10 wrote:spell_check wrote:hondo71 wrote:I could pretend I am guessing but I have a book that I recommend to anyone interested in the whole story of WSC:
'The Cricket War' by Gideon Haigh
A brilliant read, check it out on Ebay or a second hand book store ...
So of course I have the entire list and, yes, a couple of West Indians I bet we'll never get without looking it up
I picked that book up about 4 years ago at Harris Scarfe at West Lakes for about $5. Magnificent book. You won't see too many books like that in terms of detail, the amount of work put into it must have been a lot. I'm tempted to look at it to find the other players, but I won't.
I recall a couple of other West Indian players, David Holford and Vanburn Holder?
Holford a yes, leaving just two tough West Indians and two others that people should be able to get.
Holder stayed with the main team, alongside Alvin Kallicharran (what a player).
As for the reference - Superb book, if only for the fact he actually printed all those WSC Supertest scorecards and averages you couldn't possibly find anywhere.
by rogernumber10 » Tue Nov 13, 2007 9:03 pm
by spell_check » Tue Nov 13, 2007 9:10 pm
rogernumber10 wrote:No, Clarke not one of the two easier ones, or the two harder West Indians, of the four that are left.
He stayed and carried the Windies attack through a tour of India with that young guy Marshall, who seemed okay.
We could start a whole different thread arguing that WSC supertests should be counted in Test records, bumping Lillee up past 400 wickets, Richards, Chappell etc expanding great records!!!!
by rogernumber10 » Tue Nov 13, 2007 9:13 pm
by Hondo » Tue Nov 13, 2007 9:26 pm
by Dogwatcher » Wed Nov 14, 2007 8:43 am
by hearts on fire » Wed Nov 14, 2007 9:48 am
by rogernumber10 » Wed Nov 14, 2007 10:29 am
Dogwatcher wrote:What about Albert Padmore?
by rogernumber10 » Wed Nov 14, 2007 10:30 am
hearts on fire wrote:Mike Proctor?
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