Fav Player?

Question

I want to know:
-their name
-why you like them
-what team they play for
-their best figures
ect

like ur fav player

Answer 1

Hi Snowflake...you KNOW i'm gonna say my faves are Paul Collingwood and Ed Joyce...and you ALSO know why hahahaha......heaps of talent and easy on the eye ;-)

Answer 2

Name:Sangakkara

Why: Intelligence, team player, batting and wicket keeping skills.

Team: Sri Lanka.

Figures: 191 matches
Batting: Innings- 175 100's- 6 50's 38 Avg; 36.65
Highest: 138* India

W/K : Catches 171 Stumping -48

Answer 3

Fav participant: Hanley Ramirez. Yea i know approximately his attitude yet i do no longer care. he's a beast. Fav team: Florida Marlins. First sport I ever watched replaced into sport 7 of the 1997 WS so i did no longer have a call. participant I hate: Jose Reyes. Why? Hanley is the terrific SS and individuals ought to end comparing the two. team I hate: Mets. Met followers constantly get on my nerves.

Answer 4

Shaun Pollock from South Africa because he is such a consistent and accurate bowler and a really handy allrounder. Played 107 tests scoring 3781 runs at an average of 32.31 and has 416 wickets at an economy rate of 2.39 and best figures in a match are 10/147.
He has played 283 ODI's scoring 3552 runs at an average of 24.81 and has taken 380 at and economy rate of 3.71 and best figures of 6/35.
Also the first time he played for Warwickshire he took 4 wickets in his first 4 balls.

Answer 5

Brendon Mccullum
i like his batting..hes too aggressive and always plays positive and fine wicketkeeper(hes the best wicket keeper batsman and mark boucher too)
86 not out agianst australia wen they chased 350 at hamilton this year

Answer 6

Ricky Ponting as he is the most consistent batsman in the world cricket today. He is also a good fielder and good captain

Answer 7

Mahela Jayawardane. coz he bats well and is an excellent captain and isn't a boaster like most Aussies.He plays for SriLanka. his highest score in tests is 378 vs. South Africa(3rd in da world) n in odi's is 128 vs. India.

Answer 8

Someone above has said it all: Ricky Ponting and Shane Warne.

Australian Ricky Ponting as a batsman, and also Australian past bowler Shane Warne. There will be very few to match their performance and consistencies.

1. Ricky Ponting is a specialist right-hand batsman, slips and close catching fielder, as well as being a very occasional, but aggressive, right-arm medium pacer. He is the world's top-ranked batsman in Test cricket, and is ranked 2nd in One-Day Internationals. He is the only cricketer to have twice scored more than 1500 runs in Test matches in a calendar year (2003 and 2005) and on 3 December 2006 overtook Steve Waugh as the leading Australian century maker with 33 Test centuries. He has the fourth highest number of Test centuries of all players in the history of cricket, two behind world leader Sachin Tendulkar. He has scored over 9000 Test runs at an average near 60, but since the February 2002 tour of South Africa (when he was elevated to the ODI team captaincy) he has scored 24 of his Test centuries and averaged above 74, leading to comparisons with Sir Donald Bradman.

Ponting is also Australia's leading ODI run-scorer and century maker, having surpassed records previously held by Mark Waugh. His century against the West Indies in Jaipur at the 1996 Cricket World Cup made him the youngest ever World Cup centurion, and his unbeaten 140 against India in the 2003 Cricket World Cup final was the highest by a captain in a World Cup final. In 2007 Cricket World Cup match against South Africa at St Kitts, Ponting became the first Australian to reach 10,000 runs in ODI Cricket and the 7th in world cricket to achieve this distinction.

2. Shane Keith Warne retired from international cricket in January 2007, following Australia's 5-0 Ashes series victory over England. Warne will continue to play for Hampshire for another two years, honouring a previously signed contract.

In 2000, he was selected by a panel of cricket experts as one of the five Wisden Cricketers of the Century. Warne despite being plagued by scandals off the field throughout his playing career has — since October 2004 — held the record for the most wickets taken by any bowler in Test cricket. On 26 December 2006 he became the first bowler to take 700 Test wickets, making him the most successful bowler in the history of Test cricket. He retired with 708 Test wickets. On 3 January 2007, he achieved the milestone of 1000 international wickets (combined total from tests and One-Day Internationals) by claiming the wicket of Monty Panesar LBW during the 5th test of the 2006-07 Ashes series. He was the second bowler to reach this milestone after Sri Lanka's Muttiah Muralitharan. He is also 3rd on the all time list for ducks and has scored the most runs of any Test cricketer without making a century.

Warne is also a useful slip fielder. He has taken this role on a full-time basis since his shoulder injury. Slip fielding requires quick hands but not much throwing, and hence is ideal for the post-injury Warne. He has performed well in this role and is currently seventh in the list of most catches as a fielder in test cricket.

I am sure their opponents get chill down their spines while facing these two greats!

Answer 9

Ricky Ponting as a batsman, now retired Shane Warne as bowler.

Answer 10

Rahul Dravid
Stylish batsmen
He plays for India
In ODIs 153* and in tests 270