@Mittal2002
1.
David Warner
2.
Tillakaratne Dilshan
3.
Greg Chappell
4.
Andy Flower
5.
Misbah ul-Haq
6.
Michael Bevan
7.
Kapil Dev
8.
Ajit Agarkar
9.
Hedley Verity
10.
Tony Gray
11.
Allan Donald
12th man -
Mark Chapman
So let's get this re-analysis started.
While I think Warner and Dilshan are decent enough top-order hitters, I'll agree with
@Aislabie in that the middle is a bit weak in terms of scoring quick runs. They are excellent players, top class...but the middle will only keep things ticking along. It's probably only until Kapil and Ajit (hit out or get out) that you'll really find some acceleration in the scoring rate. This is an excellent chasing team, but not so much a first innings team. If a captain won the toss and put them in first innings, I can see them getting rolled over. If they're chasing though, well...no score is too big. They know that they have cameos in the back end to overhaul a score. But the run rate will approach 10, 12 an over. That's scary.
I'd probably push Donald up the order. Just me. He's a better batsman than people give him credit for.
(Will give other thoughts later on. Aim is to do every team.)