Calientez
School Cricketer
I've started playing an international career on ICC3 as England. Instead of using the tried and tested veterans i've opted to go for a mixture of youth and experience. My current squad is:
1. Cook (22)
2. Varun Chopra (19)
3. Vaughan (C) (Oldest at 32)
4. Bell (24)
5. KP (25)
6. Collingwood (31 ish)
7. Flintoff (29)
8. S Davies (WK) (19-20)
9. Broad (20)
10. Anderson (24)
11. Adil Rashid (19-20)
12. Michael Munday (22)
(These ages are appoximate as I am typing this at work, the actual average age of my team is around 24)
I decided to drop Monty as Rashid and Munday have an annoying habit of obliterating the opposition. This team is similar to the squad that helped me to a storming victory in the 2007 World Cup, beating everyone except New Zealand who hammered me in the group stages - AND this team is currently demolishing the WIndies in a test series with Munday and Rashid having both taken at least 1 5-fer in the two matches played.
Varun Chopra is yet to convincingly find his feet but I am determined to precevere as he is tipped to be a legend in training. In his last innings he managed to score mid-40s, and was unlucky not to score his maiden half-century.
My main problem is, like the real English side (although Ambrose is quite good IMO), finding a decent wicketkeeper. My current youngster, Davies, is prone to conceeding byes and averages about 17.3 with the bat.
I'd be really greatful if anyone could help me with this problem as Davies's inability to bat is becoming more than a minor annoyance. Also, can anyone think of a young paceman who could replace Anderson as he has been lacking in the wickets department since the group stages of the World Cup.
Thanks, Cal
1. Cook (22)
2. Varun Chopra (19)
3. Vaughan (C) (Oldest at 32)
4. Bell (24)
5. KP (25)
6. Collingwood (31 ish)
7. Flintoff (29)
8. S Davies (WK) (19-20)
9. Broad (20)
10. Anderson (24)
11. Adil Rashid (19-20)
12. Michael Munday (22)
(These ages are appoximate as I am typing this at work, the actual average age of my team is around 24)
I decided to drop Monty as Rashid and Munday have an annoying habit of obliterating the opposition. This team is similar to the squad that helped me to a storming victory in the 2007 World Cup, beating everyone except New Zealand who hammered me in the group stages - AND this team is currently demolishing the WIndies in a test series with Munday and Rashid having both taken at least 1 5-fer in the two matches played.
Varun Chopra is yet to convincingly find his feet but I am determined to precevere as he is tipped to be a legend in training. In his last innings he managed to score mid-40s, and was unlucky not to score his maiden half-century.
My main problem is, like the real English side (although Ambrose is quite good IMO), finding a decent wicketkeeper. My current youngster, Davies, is prone to conceeding byes and averages about 17.3 with the bat.
I'd be really greatful if anyone could help me with this problem as Davies's inability to bat is becoming more than a minor annoyance. Also, can anyone think of a young paceman who could replace Anderson as he has been lacking in the wickets department since the group stages of the World Cup.
Thanks, Cal