Best test eleven from the noughties

What would be your best test eleven from the noughties?

this would be mine:

1.Graeme Smith
2.Matthew Hayden
3.Rahul Dravid
4.Jacqes Kallis
5.Kevin Piertesen (KP from the noughties was incredible!)
6.Kumar Sangakarra (wk)
7.Shaun Pollock
8.Shane Warne
9.Harbajhan Singh
10.Glenn McGrath
11.Zaheer Khan

Smith
Cook
Dravid
Ponting
Tendulkar
Kallis
Gilchrist(wk)
Pollock/Gillespie/Murali
Warne
Steyn
Mcgrath

No Murali? #headsgone

Murali had played a lot before the noughties, and Harbajhan's best work was in the noughties..also have warne in there.

1.Graeme Smith
2.Matthew Hayden
3.Ricky Ponting (C)
4.Rahul Dravid
5. Sachin Tendulkar
6.Jacqes Kallis
7.Kumar Sangakarra (wk)
8.Shaun Pollock
9.Shane Warne
10. Murali
11.Glenn McGrath

CF wrote:Murali had played a lot before the noughties, and Harbajhan's best work was in the noughties..also have warne in there.

565 wickets @ less than 21 during the 00s and not in your team?

Sehwag
Smith
Ponting
Dravid
Tendulkar
Kallis
Gilchrist
Pollock
Warne
Murali
McGrath

ShankyCricket wrote:Smith
Cook
Dravid
Ponting
Tendulkar
Kallis
Gilchrist(wk)
Pollock/Gillespie/Murali
Warne
Steyn
Mcgrath

This is the 00's not till now. Cook averaged low 40's in the 00's.

Victor Trumper
Stanley Jackson
Clem Hill
Tip Foster
Johnny Tyldesley
Wilfred Rhodes
Monty Noble
Warwick Armstrong
Dick Lilley (WK)
Sydney Barnes
Hugh Trumble

Leff- Its from the noughties....

that is the naughties.... 19-naughties

Nice team Leff!

Dorothy_Mantooth wrote:

CF wrote:Murali had played a lot before the noughties, and Harbajhan's best work was in the noughties..also have warne in there.

565 wickets @ less than 21 during the 00s and not in your team?

Welcome to the mind of CF...

Linebreaker wrote:that is the naughties.... 19-naughties

Nice team Leff!

I did not know that Clem Hill was the first to score 1000 runs in a calendar and that he held the record for 45 years. His Wiki profile makes an enjoyable reading, especially the 'brawl and boycott' section.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clem_Hill

Is he remembered in Melbourne, LB?

My Team would go like this:-
1. Sehwag
2. Smith
3. Dravid
4. Tendulkar
5. Ricky(c)
6. Kallis
7. Sanga(wk)
8. Pollock
9. Warne/Murali/Kumble
10. Steyn
11. McGrath

Sehwag 6,248 runs @ 52.5
Hayden 8,364 runs @ 52.9
Dravid 8,558 runs @ 54.8
Ponting 9,458 runs @ 58.4
Kallis 8,630 runs @ 58.7 (+205 wickets)
Sangakkara(wk) 7,549 runs @ 55.1
Pollock 2,337 runs at 32.6; runs 260wkts @ 25
Warne 357 wkts @25
Murali 565 wkts @ 21
Ntini 380 wkts @ 28
McGrath 297 wkts @ 21

Olly wrote:

Dorothy_Mantooth wrote:

CF wrote:Murali had played a lot before the noughties, and Harbajhan's best work was in the noughties..also have warne in there.

565 wickets @ less than 21 during the 00s and not in your team?

Welcome to the mind of CF...

Leff wrote:Victor Trumper
Stanley Jackson
Clem Hill
Tip Foster
Johnny Tyldesley
Wilfred Rhodes
Monty Noble
Warwick Armstrong
Dick Lilley (WK)
Sydney Barnes
Hugh Trumble

Leff wrote:

Linebreaker wrote:that is the naughties.... 19-naughties

Nice team Leff!

I did not know that Clem Hill was the first to score 1000 runs in a calendar and that he held the record for 45 years. His Wiki profile makes an enjoyable reading, especially the 'brawl and boycott' section.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clem_Hill

Is he remembered in Melbourne, LB?

He is a famous name in Australian cricket, leff.

They named a grandstand in Adelaide after him (Richie Benaud & Ian Chappell used to always refer to him in their commentary) and he was inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame. I knew he was captain for a short while but ought to do some more reading on him.