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COMMENT |
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Mark Butcher |
Usually available start of 2nd Season. Becomes consistent performer
for your team if trained. Can bowl. Cheap. |
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Alex Tudor |
Another one available early. Good young player - can be trained up to be a
good strike bowler. |
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D. Mascarenhas |
Similarly to Tudor, a good young player who can be trained to average
about 25. |
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Ashley Giles |
Good bowling all-rounder. Available 3rd-4th season if at all. Never gets
picked for England. |
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Scott Willis |
Snap this guy up when you can! Best English Keeper - have a back-up though - often called up. |
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Paul Nixon |
Good keeper, still quite young. Becomes available quite late on, though.
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Owais Shah |
Can be used as a decent back-up batsman when players are called up. Quite
cheap, too. |
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Ben Hollioake |
The younger of the Hollioake brothers, and the better bowler of the two.
Good young acquisition. RIP, mate. |
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Adam Hollioake |
Tougher to get, the batting Hollioake usually becomes an England regular.
One of best batsmen in England. |
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Scott Ellis |
Ah
yes, now down to the business! Ellis becomes a quality player - get 'im as
soon as you can! |
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John Crawley |
Hard to get unless you're Lancs. Quality player. Be warned, though, may
become an England regular! |
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Jimmy Ormond |
Can achieve more than 1000 career wickets. Buy him ASAP. |
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John Lewis |
Similar to the bowlers mentioned above, Lewis often becomes one of
England's best bowlers. |
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Dougie Brown |
Has potential to be England regular. Bats as well, getting you out of some
tough situations. |
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Ed Smith |
Begins the game with an average of 40. Best opener in England? Averages
35ish over his career. |
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Overseas
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Brian Lara |
The best batsman in the game. A bit expensive, but worth it.
Warning: tends to have one or two off seasons. |
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Matthew Elliott |
Best overseas opener in the game. Consistent. Quite reasonable wage. |
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Ricky Ponting |
The second best batsman in the game? Along with Bevan. Doesn't come along
often, though. |
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Andy Flower |
Brilliant batsman and keeper. Excellent addition in at number six in the
order. |
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D. Benkenstein |
Becomes available quite early. Use mainly as batsman who bowls a little
bit for best results. |
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Jacques Kallis |
If
he doesn't perform with the bat, he'll have a good match with the ball.
Very useful, but a bit expensive. |
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Lance Klusener |
Like his countryman Kallis, useful with both bat and ball. Gives you extra
batting strength and a world class bowler. |
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Sean Pollock |
Very good bowler who can get you a few runs also. |
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Shane Warne |
Leg spinners have an advantage in ICC. Warne can get you wickets on any
track, not just turning ones. |
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