7. Freddie Mercury, Right-Handed Batsman, Right Arm Pace
The Famous XI’s answer to Freddie Flintoff. Freddie Mercury, the flamboyant Queen singer who sadly passed away nearly 20 years ago, has come back from the dead to join in this tour. He is an excellent batsman under pressure, and watching him bat is like having a sheer heart attack. His bowling is unpredictable, a big Bohemian rhapsody but there is also a kind of magic about it. When asked whether he’d like to play the game, he sprung into action this day. He hates being cramped up by bowlers though, saying “Don’t stop me now, I want to be free.” If anyone can get all 8 Queen songs that have been mentioned in this paragraph they can receive my sincere congratulations.
8. Osama Bin Laden, Right Arm Spin
Osama has spent his life adapting to dusty surfaces, and is now an intimidating force whenever given the opportunity to play on one. He can get the ball to really blast off the rough patches in the pitch. He specialises in getting out the tall batsmen who can’t get down to the ball, and it will most certainly prove useful to have an expert in knocking over the talls. Although Osama is technically either dead or on the run, he will play as many games of this series as he can without being voted off, under the assumption that the intelligence agencies that are after him will not be able to track him down despite there actually being a fixture for this tournament. He travels from country to country separate from the rest of the team, by his teammates’ requests.
now for me the story is gone off. we should stay on earth, only deal with earth people. lost my interest.
Ah well, you win some and you lose some. The rest are all human, if it helps. It's not like this story is really an all-out pursuit of realism anyway, though.
