Following is the list:

 

Player                              Place of Birth

1) KS Ranjitsinhji            Sarodar, Kathiawar , India

2) EG Wynyard               Saharanpur , Uttar Pradesh , India

3) RA Young                    Dharwar, Karnataka, India

4) DR Jardine                  Malabar Hill, Bombay, Maharashtra , India

5) KS Duleepsinhji          Sarodar, Kathiawar , India

6) Nawab of Pataudi Sr  Pataudi, Punjab , India

7)  GM Emmett                Agra , Uttar Pradesh , India

8)  MC Cowdrey              Ootacumund Bangalore , India

9)  RA Woolmer               Kanpur , Uttar Pradesh , India

10) N Hussain                 Madras, India

 

I read this in a website. So googling will definetly give the answer. Please don't post the answer if you come to know about it by googling. Guesses are fine.

 

Strauss was superb, he's really in top knick.  Cook is a very uncertain player for pitched up balls and he needs to sort that out.  Bopara, he will know where it all went wrong but sadly, the English middle order failed badly.  Thanks to Prior and the lower order of Broad and Swann, they were saved many ah times.

 

The bowling of Broad later on in the series was fantastic to watch, I always knew he had a bowling brain but inconsistency made me think twice about him but he's come on well.  Swann is a fine off spinner, he bowled to full earlier in the series and bowled better in the last few.  Onions was a good find, nice McGrath style of bowling close to the stumps.

 

For Aussies, they were by far a better batting unit but remarkable spells was the difference in the end.  Siddle is a very good keep on coming at you bowler, hit's the deck and i'm a big fan of front on bowlers.  Hilfenhaus was very consistent and was good to see.  I think he's a genuine away swinger and not really because of English conditions why he did so well.  Johnson I still find is the luckiest bowler i've seen!!

 

And lastly, farewell to the big man Freddie Flintoff!