ASHES Man of the series

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ASHES Man of the series

Postby mal » Wed Dec 29, 2010 12:05 pm

I have compiled my Ashes MOTS using the 3-2-1 points system of votes

BOTH TEAMS
5 COOK
5 TROTT
3 MJ
3 KP
3 HUSSEY
2 SIDDLE
2 BRESNAN
1 HARRIS

ENGLAND ONLY
5 COOK
5 TROTT
4 TREMLETT
3 KP
3 FINN
2 BRESNAN
1 BELL
1 SWANN

AUSTRALIA ONLY
8 HUSSEY
5 SIDDLE
4 HADDIN
3 WATSON
3 MJ
1 HARRIS

The 3-2-1 votes might be misleading, and I have used as a guide
I reckon COOK would win it at this stage, depending on how the voting system is
TROTT with another big innings will be in contention
HUSSEY is a show if AU wins the last test perhaps
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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby Rik E Boy » Wed Dec 29, 2010 1:04 pm

STRAUSS
COOK
TROTT
PIETERSON
WATSON
HUSSEY
HADDIN
SWANN
SIDDLE
ANDERSON
TREMLETT

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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby Lightning McQueen » Wed Dec 29, 2010 1:23 pm

I don't think they'd use a points system, it would come down to who has contributed the most for the series and would heavily be influenced by the team success.
Cook for mine atm. Strauss and Trott would be hot on his heels along with Hussey if he can ton up at the SCG.

If they had the Sidchrome Supertest team still mine would look like this atm.

Strauss
Cook
Trott
Pieterson
Hussey
Watson
Haddin
Swann
Tremlett
Siddle
Anderson
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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby Media Park » Wed Dec 29, 2010 1:47 pm

Cook or Hussey are the shoe-ins at the moment, but Trott, Johnson, or KP at a stretch could come in to consideration with a big fifth Test- but Cook and Hussey would both need to fail.

More likely Cook will get it.
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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby topsywaldron » Wed Dec 29, 2010 2:55 pm

mal wrote:I have compiled my Ashes MOTS using the 3-2-1 points system of votes

ENGLAND ONLY
5 COOK
5 TROTT
4 TREMLETT
3 KP
3 FINN
2 BRESNAN
1 BELL
1 SWANN


Their leading wicket taker not worth a vote? Tough crowd.

Anderson has been the difference between the two teams IMHO, has either taken wickets or created the pressure that's allowed them to fall at the other end.
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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby Baron Greenback » Wed Dec 29, 2010 4:41 pm

topsywaldron wrote:
mal wrote:I have compiled my Ashes MOTS using the 3-2-1 points system of votes

ENGLAND ONLY
5 COOK
5 TROTT
4 TREMLETT
3 KP
3 FINN
2 BRESNAN
1 BELL
1 SWANN


Their leading wicket taker not worth a vote? Tough crowd.

Anderson has been the difference between the two teams IMHO, has either taken wickets or created the pressure that's allowed them to fall at the other end.


Agreed. While he won't win it, has had a huge bearing on this series and has been unlucky not to take more wickets.
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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby locky801 » Wed Dec 29, 2010 5:15 pm

Trott for me because he has had one, a damn good one at that
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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby FlyingHigh » Thu Dec 30, 2010 10:50 am

Baron Greenback wrote:
topsywaldron wrote:
mal wrote:I have compiled my Ashes MOTS using the 3-2-1 points system of votes

ENGLAND ONLY
5 COOK
5 TROTT
4 TREMLETT
3 KP
3 FINN
2 BRESNAN
1 BELL
1 SWANN


Their leading wicket taker not worth a vote? Tough crowd.

Anderson has been the difference between the two teams IMHO, has either taken wickets or created the pressure that's allowed them to fall at the other end.


Agreed. While he won't win it, has had a huge bearing on this series and has been unlucky not to take more wickets.


Cook, Hussey, Anderson by a mile, with Strauss and Trott next in line. Trott was good in Adelaide and Melbourne, but how much value can you put on his runs in Brisbane compared to Strauss and Cook's innings' after they were the ones who had hard yards to get the Poms out of trouble,? Would be different if Strauss was out that first ball and Trott then scored his ton.
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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby sapaul » Thu Dec 30, 2010 1:38 pm

Lightning McQueen wrote:If they had the Sidchrome Supertest team still mine would look like this atm.

Strauss
Cook
Trott
Pieterson
Hussey
Watson
Haddin
Swann
Tremlett
Siddle
Anderson


Bell for Watson would be my only change to that.
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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby Lightning McQueen » Thu Dec 30, 2010 1:44 pm

sapaul wrote:
Lightning McQueen wrote:If they had the Sidchrome Supertest team still mine would look like this atm.

Strauss
Cook
Trott
Pieterson
Hussey
Watson
Haddin
Swann
Tremlett
Siddle
Anderson


Bell for Watson would be my only change to that.


Fair debate, Watto is averaging over 50 for the series though.
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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby Phantom Gossiper » Thu Dec 30, 2010 1:50 pm

James Anderson has been the M.O.T.S in my opinion, think he has been the difference, tearing into the aussie top order.

Both tests ENG won, they bowled 1st, the damage was done, the pitches appeared easier for batting in the 2nd and 3rd days as well.
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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby Media Park » Fri Dec 31, 2010 8:13 am

Phantom Gossiper wrote:James Anderson has been the M.O.T.S in my opinion, think he has been the difference, tearing into the aussie top order.

Both tests ENG won, they bowled 1st, the damage was done, the pitches appeared easier for batting in the 2nd and 3rd days as well.


17 wickets at 29... Only bowler averaging under 30... 8)
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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby Bulls forever » Wed Jan 05, 2011 8:56 pm

Probably a bit late for this call, but I think the Captain is now a shoe in.

I find it interesting that posters have selected Haddin over Prior. Remember we are picking a wicket keeper who can bat, yes haddin has made runs, but at times I have found his keeping very ordinary and in the first 3 tests he missed a key chance, that potentially could have impacted on the series result. Yes, I know they didn't, but the keepers first job is to take every chance offered. Not sure on this, but I think Prior has only missed a stumping in the last test match, and that was Clarke so at the moment it was only a matter of time.

If I was a selector, Haddin out, Paine in - look to the future.
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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby Pup » Wed Jan 05, 2011 9:00 pm

Cook has to win it then Anderson IMO. Best bat and easily the best bowler of the series.
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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby Sam_goUUUdogs » Thu Jan 06, 2011 3:49 am

Cook
daylight
Anderson
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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby locky801 » Thu Jan 06, 2011 4:51 am

Sam_goUUUdogs wrote:Cook
daylight
Anderson



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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby Media Park » Thu Jan 06, 2011 7:16 am

Bulls forever wrote:If I was a selector, Haddin out, Paine in - look to the future.


I know it isn't the right thread, but I agree...

And if they pick a good enough top 6, then it becomes more about his wicketkeeping, and less about his (acceptable) batting contributions...
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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby Moe » Thu Jan 06, 2011 7:45 am

locky801 wrote:
Sam_goUUUdogs wrote:Cook
daylight
Anderson



as above

Ditto..
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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby mal » Thu Jan 06, 2011 10:40 am

Ive used a 3-2-1 voting system for the first 4 Tests for both teams to try and find the MOM
Jimmy Anderson has bowled consitently well in this series
However in the 4 Tests, other players would have polled better
Just the way it works out

COOK and HUSSEY are well ahead of ANDERSON in this series
COOKs ton in the 5thTest has it line ball with HUSSEY as to who is the winner [using 3-2-1]
However the sheer weight of series runs will win it for COOK
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Re: ASHES Man of the series

Postby pmackk » Thu Jan 06, 2011 12:18 pm

Cook or hussey for mine.
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