The One Day Bands Draft

Time to actually get some batting talent into this XI. So I return to the Caribbean and pick a man who has the greatest honour known to man kind…. Having a Wetherspoons pub named him. He also played 7 ODIs and a batting average of 54.66 in them not including the 79 tests he also played and is a genuine cricketing legend, I’m talking of Rohan Kanhai.

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4.:wi: :bat: Rohan Kanhai
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8. :saf: :ar: George Linde (2)
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10. :wi: :bwl: Joel Garner (94+)
11. :ind: :bwl: Jasprit Bumrah (54-93)


@Yash.
 
Sylvester Clarke (10)

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03. :pak: :bat: Zaheer Abbas
04. :ned: :ar: Ryan ten Doeschate
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07. :wi: :ar: Franklyn Stephenson
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09. :wi: :bwl: Sylvester Clarke
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@Aislabie
 
I'll pick :sri: :bwl: Dilshan Madhushanka
 
I'm about to turn into Neo, please forgive this:
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Ruturaj Gaikwad is the kind of player who'll give my team a bit of hit up top. Short of absolutely burning my wicketkeeper spot on Farokh Engineer, I didn't really know what to do with this spot anyway, because it's not the deepest pool, 5-7. Credit to Supreme because I think he got the one massive gem there.

@Bladezz
 
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:ned: :aus: :bwl: Dirk Nannes
(1 band)

7 - 1- 20 - 1 in one ODI vs Scotland
47 wickets @ 29.70 (econ: 4.82, best 4/38) in 32 List A matches

Dirk Nannes' dual-sport, dual-international career is the stuff of purest cult herodom even before you get to the fact that he bowled absolute left-arm rapid. He turned his second sport into a globetrotting career that saw him star in the BBL, IPL, CPL, Blast, and best of all the Bangladesh Premier League - all despite never bowling a professional delivery until the second half of his 30th year. What a legend.

1. :saf: :bat: Barry Richards
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8. :wi: :ar: Keith Boyce
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10. :wi: :bwl: Lance Gibbs
11. :ned: :aus: :bwl: Dirk Nannes

(LATE PICK)
 
I will post by the 24th hour mark tomorrow
 

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