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All-time XI - World
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ESPNcricinfo picks the best Test teams of all time
Tendulkar only current player in ESPNcricinfo all-time World XI
October 25, 2010 : Four Australians and three West Indians make it to the side. Warne, Gilchrist and Akram other recent players to feature
Ian Chappell on ESPNcricinfo's all-time World XI
Openers | Middle orders | Allrounder | Wicketkeeper | Bowlers
October 25, 2010 : Shane Warne and Sachin Tendulkar have effectively been voted the third and fourth-greatest cricketers in the game's history
October 25, 2010 : Rob Steen: The notion of a face-off between Trueman and Tendulkar, Lillee and Lara is mouth-watering. Who'll win in a contest between ESPNcricinfo's World XI and the Second XI?
October 26, 2010 : Peter Roebuck picks a Stodgy XI, a team of slowpokes who will test the patience of the fiercest opponents and the tolerance of the most obdurate viewers
October 24, 2010 : In the lead-up to the announcement of ESPNcricinfo's all-time World XI, Mike Selvey picks a team comprising only left-handers
October 23, 2010 : In the lead-up to the announcement of ESPNcricinfo's all-time World XI, Ramachandra Guha picks a team of 11 gentlemen
October 22, 2010 : Gideon Haigh: There may be plenty of well-known problems inherent in choosing such sides, but the exercise is still a worthwhile one
For your money (and your life)
October 20, 2010 : In the lead-up to the announcement of ESPNcricinfo's all-time World XI, David Frith picks a play-for-your-life XI that will do you proud if the choice is between not losing and the gas chamber
October 18, 2010 : In the lead-up to the announcement of ESPNcricinfo's all-time World XI, Suresh Menon picks 11 elegant players who couldn't be graceless if they tried
October 15, 2010 : Ian Chappell picks a team of exciting players in the lead-up to the announcement of ESPNcricinfo's all-time world XI
October 12, 2010 : Gideon Haigh picks an alternative all-time XI, from those players who weren't on ESPNcricinfo's shortlist of 88, and his team is as formidable as any
September 28, 2010 : Team to be selected from all-star country XIs by a jury of eight former captains and four cricket writers
World Jury
Intikhab Alam |
Ali Bacher |
Ian Chappell |
David Frith |
Tony Greig
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Ramachandra Guha
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Gideon Haigh |
Clive Lloyd |
Duleep Mendis |
Peter Roebuck |
Ajit Wadekar |
John Wright |
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