5 players we would have loved to see in the All-Stars T20
The All Stars T20 cricket tournament has put together the largest ensemble of legendary cricketers in cricketing history, an ensemble which includes as many as 29 great players who have retired in the past decade or so.Although the rosters of the two participating teams, Sachin's Blasters and Warne's Warriors, have most of the biggest stars from the 1990s and the 2000s, there are still some names which we would have loved to watch in the tournament.Here are 5 former greats who are not a part of the inaugral All Stars T20:
#1 Adam Gilchrist
Australias swashbucklingformer wicket-keeper batsman Adam Gilchrist is a player who will be sorely missed at the All Stars T20. We all know how he made a career out of thrashing the living daylights out of the opposition bowlers. With his famed ability to hit the ball, Gilchrist could have paired up with Virender Sehwag to set the tournament on fire.
But unfortunately for us, he has not been able to make it to this edition of the All Stars T20. However, the good news is that this just the beginning of this exciting new venture initiated byTendulkar & Warne, and it may just be a matter of time before we see Gilly in action once again.