Tbh I think the one selection that surprises me is Bruce Reid, I mean he play something like two tests with him. Whilst people said he was the most unluckiest cricketer with his injuries, its surprising that he hasn't gone with Merv, Lee, McDermott, Reiffel or Fleming.
Just with Steve Waugh's selection, I mean that's caused a little bit of stir in the media stating he's back flipped on his opinion, but if I remember correctly the last time he mentioned the players in the 90s, he mentions the likes of McGrath, Healy, Taylor, Slater, Border, Boon and the Waugh twins. Didn't leave out Steve, but it would've been quite obvious if he said Mark Waugh only.
I don't think Warne's ever doubted Steve's cricketing ability, just refers to him as a selfish person but in one interview he said he was always calm and cool every time he battered against the Windies and South Africa fast bowlers, cause he thought he was tougher than them, which made him a great batsman.
Unlike Ian Chappell who continuingly finds excuses to leave out Steve Waugh in a certain 11, like a 1990s one or so forth. Don't know what Steve did to p1ss Ian off.
Tim May might surprise a lot of people but in Warne's biography, he thought having a leg spin off spin combo helped him bowl better and enjoyed playing with Tim May.
Imagine if Warne bowled with Lyon.
