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Alistair Frost should be made into an all-rounder considering he's been batting at number 3 and as a opener in red ball matches with great success in the past year. He performed well for the Ireland rep sides on tours of England in 2022 where he opened against sides such as England U19s, and then went on to bat at 4 in the Logan Cup, averaging 46.33 with 2 fifties from as many FC matches, whilst he batted in 2 T20s, making 61 in his last game whilst batting at 4 with a strike rate of 142. His batting is currently very underrated, averaging in the low teens in FCs & LAs in all of my saves whilst averaging in the low teens or under in T20s. In real life he's shown himself to be a very consistent and dependable top order red ball batsman and now a dependable middle order T20 batsman as well considering how he's translated that success into the white ball format as well in Zimbabwe. He should be changed to a FC opener and his T20 batting position should be changed to 4 as well. And his strike rates should be changed to average aggression in FCs (or defensive at the very least) and aggressive in T20s.
Michael Frost is a LHB rather than a RHB. He is quite underrated with the ball in FC & 50 overs cricket. He averages just 19.78 from 10 List A games at a economy of 4.70, including an average of 15.75 with a economy of just 4.60 and the only 5fer in the interpros in 2022 as Munster Reds won the 50 overs title.
JJ Garth is a little underrated in both batting & bowling (especially batting), and should also be changed to defensive in FCs and average aggression in white ball cricket.
Shane Getkate is a bit underrated in bowling in both white ball formats, and also quite underrated as a batsman in T20s.
Fionn Hand is very underrated as a bowler in T20s, going at around 30 to 50 with the ball despite averaging 24.83 before the start of the 2022 season. His economy should also be lowered in FCs, considering he went at just 1.43 in his 7 overs on FC debut which remains his only game at the moment.
Cormac Hassett is underrated in T20s only. He should also be made an occasional keeper considering he regularly keeps at club level.
Adam Hickey is currently without a first name in CC22, his initals are AGH, and his date of birth should be changed to the 23rd of May 2002. His bowling is possibly a little underrated and needs his economy lowered a little as well. I believe he should possibly be made a FC opener as from what I see, I believe he opens in red ball (limited over) games quite often whilst batting lower down the order when the limited over matches are played with a white ball.
Gavin Hoey is very underrated as a T20 bowler and should have both his average (between 60 and 80) and economy (between 10 & 11) lowered. In the 2022 Interpro T20s he took 11 wickets (2nd joint most) at a average of 15.54 and a economy of 9.07 to go with a best of 3-17. He didn't too well in the 50 over format though, bowling just 14 overs in 4 games and going wicketless at a economy rate of 8.50.
Graham Hume is very underrated as a bowler, averaging in the high 20s in CC22 despite a career averaging just 17.92 from 98 domestic FC games at a economy of 2.65 with 14 5fers. In the 50 overs he averages in the high 20s as well despite averaging just 9.40 and a economy of only 2.47 from 4 List A matches in 2022 as well as a average of 28.00 from 7 ODIs.
Matthew Humphreys is massively underrated as a bowler in all 3 formats, averaging nearly 40 in all 3 formats. After massively impressing for Ireland U19s (taking 21 wickets in just 9 ODIs at a great average & economy), he instantly impressed in the interpros, averaging 21.16 in the 50 over competition at a economy of just 4.23, whilst on T20I debut against Bangladesh he bowled 2 overs and took 2-10 at a economy of just 5.00. He played a few red ball game for the Ireland Senior Academy in 2022, impressing with very good economy rates and also taking 5-41 against England U19s
Tyrone Kane is very underrated as a batsman in T20s, he averaged 40.60 with 3 fifties at a strike rate of 169.16 in the Interpro T20s in 2022, being the 4th highest run scorer in the competition as Munster narrowly finished second on net run rate. He is also a little underrated in bowling in both white ball formats considering his 2022 stats.
Graham Kennedy is slightly underrated as a bowler
Theo Lawson is a RHB and a right arm legspinner rather than a LHB RM
I think Phillipe Le Roux should be changed to average aggression in FCs if not both formats considering his strike rates for the Irish Academy & Wolves on the tours to England were around 50 in most innings.
Michael Frost is a LHB rather than a RHB. He is quite underrated with the ball in FC & 50 overs cricket. He averages just 19.78 from 10 List A games at a economy of 4.70, including an average of 15.75 with a economy of just 4.60 and the only 5fer in the interpros in 2022 as Munster Reds won the 50 overs title.
JJ Garth is a little underrated in both batting & bowling (especially batting), and should also be changed to defensive in FCs and average aggression in white ball cricket.
Shane Getkate is a bit underrated in bowling in both white ball formats, and also quite underrated as a batsman in T20s.
Fionn Hand is very underrated as a bowler in T20s, going at around 30 to 50 with the ball despite averaging 24.83 before the start of the 2022 season. His economy should also be lowered in FCs, considering he went at just 1.43 in his 7 overs on FC debut which remains his only game at the moment.
Cormac Hassett is underrated in T20s only. He should also be made an occasional keeper considering he regularly keeps at club level.
Adam Hickey is currently without a first name in CC22, his initals are AGH, and his date of birth should be changed to the 23rd of May 2002. His bowling is possibly a little underrated and needs his economy lowered a little as well. I believe he should possibly be made a FC opener as from what I see, I believe he opens in red ball (limited over) games quite often whilst batting lower down the order when the limited over matches are played with a white ball.
Gavin Hoey is very underrated as a T20 bowler and should have both his average (between 60 and 80) and economy (between 10 & 11) lowered. In the 2022 Interpro T20s he took 11 wickets (2nd joint most) at a average of 15.54 and a economy of 9.07 to go with a best of 3-17. He didn't too well in the 50 over format though, bowling just 14 overs in 4 games and going wicketless at a economy rate of 8.50.
Graham Hume is very underrated as a bowler, averaging in the high 20s in CC22 despite a career averaging just 17.92 from 98 domestic FC games at a economy of 2.65 with 14 5fers. In the 50 overs he averages in the high 20s as well despite averaging just 9.40 and a economy of only 2.47 from 4 List A matches in 2022 as well as a average of 28.00 from 7 ODIs.
Matthew Humphreys is massively underrated as a bowler in all 3 formats, averaging nearly 40 in all 3 formats. After massively impressing for Ireland U19s (taking 21 wickets in just 9 ODIs at a great average & economy), he instantly impressed in the interpros, averaging 21.16 in the 50 over competition at a economy of just 4.23, whilst on T20I debut against Bangladesh he bowled 2 overs and took 2-10 at a economy of just 5.00. He played a few red ball game for the Ireland Senior Academy in 2022, impressing with very good economy rates and also taking 5-41 against England U19s
Tyrone Kane is very underrated as a batsman in T20s, he averaged 40.60 with 3 fifties at a strike rate of 169.16 in the Interpro T20s in 2022, being the 4th highest run scorer in the competition as Munster narrowly finished second on net run rate. He is also a little underrated in bowling in both white ball formats considering his 2022 stats.
Graham Kennedy is slightly underrated as a bowler
Theo Lawson is a RHB and a right arm legspinner rather than a LHB RM
I think Phillipe Le Roux should be changed to average aggression in FCs if not both formats considering his strike rates for the Irish Academy & Wolves on the tours to England were around 50 in most innings.
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