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Old 27-03-2007, 07:50 AM in reply to Maranello's post starting "None taken :)"
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The leading cricketer was actually Muralitharan. They have also got a panel of experts to backdate the 'leading cricketer of the year' over 100 years. Makes very interesting reading and should form a great debate on here at some stage.
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Old 28-03-2007, 12:03 AM in reply to Milo's post starting "The leading cricketer was actually..."
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How did Flintoff even get a mention he had a average 2006 season, in tests he made 469 runs at 31.26 from 10 matches, he took 33 wickets at 33.78
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Old 28-03-2007, 04:19 PM in reply to Quagmire's post starting "How did Flintoff even get a mention he..."
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It was my mistake Quagmire, I provided wrong info. Sorry.
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How did Flintoff even get a mention he had a average 2006 season, in tests he made 469 runs at 31.26 from 10 matches, he took 33 wickets at 33.78
Flintoff was the incumbent........ Murali takes his place
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Does anybody know:

a) how longs it's been since the list didn't contain any Australians, and
b) if anyone apart from Panesar has been named (prodominantly) for their performances in their debut test season?
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a) how longs it's been since the list didn't contain any Australians,
Since 2005. Giles, Harmison, Key, Strauss and Trescothick won it for their performances against the Windies and South Africa.
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