I will go with the best spinner in Test history, englishman Hedley Verity.
I love that I've spawned a small community of Hedley Verity truthers on here; never stop banging that drum.
Anyway, I am also going to pick my second spinner (after Barnes) now, and that spinner will be...
Aubrey Faulkner
Though often famed more for his batting than his bowling, Aubrey Faulkner's attacking leg-spin brought him 82 Test wickets at 26 apiece, out of an overall 449 first-class scalps at 17 apiece. Although the temptation was to pick Bapu Nadkarni (I mean I still might in the end), the sheer disrespect of picking Aubrey Faulkner and not even batting him in the top six amuses me greatly.
Clem Hill
He might not have quite averaged that arbitrary benchmark of 40 in Tests, but Clem Hill was a truly remarkable cricketer. Not only did he make big scores (his first triple-hundred came aged only 16) but he made them quickly too - his estimated Test strike rate of 70 runs per hundred balls a wild outlier in an era when Proper Batsmen just didn't play like that.
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Wally Hammond
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Clem Hill
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Gilbert Jessop
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Aubrey Faulkner
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SF Barnes
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@Parth D