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[Wills]

For me it's Mike Hussey. But I also like watching Khawaja, Langer, Watson, Symonds and Trott.

I was quite surprised you put Trott there and not another Aussie like Ponting etc.

[Nickauger]

Shivnarine Chanderpaul, how his technique has allowed him to score runs is beyond me. Worth watching just for that stance, don't particularly enjoy it other than that. Outcome wise, has to be Morgan or the Gilchrist of old. Am also a huge fan of Banger's stand and deliver method. Pure Class!!

[Stewie-Kidd]

Ian Bell, Mohammad Yousuf, AB de Villiers and Jayawardene for me

[Nickauger]

Yeah, I'm a massive fan of ABDV as well. If there was one sportsman I wish I could be, it would be him. Scratch golfer, offered to play tennis for USA, played full back for SA U-19s (I think), and runs the 100m in 10.7s. Touch of the green eyed monster comes into play.

[Chaim]

Rahul Dravid... Usman Khawaja is also quite sound

[Liam-SCCC]

Ian Bell or Marcus Trescothick, Bell is easy on the eye yet Trescothick is so simple at the crease but does so well!

[Cys1]

Kallis, Bell, Tendulkar, De Villiers,Kohli. Technically very sound players, plenty of similarities in their set ups as well. Very little that can go wrong and can be fixed quickly when it does. Not nearly as destructive as Sehwag, Gibbs,Yuvi, Gail, Gilchrest who score big when in form but all have the tendancy to have prolonged slumps because of their set ups.
Apart from Tendulkar i'd probably rather pay to see the last bunch!  Figure that!

[TripleA]

IMO Sachin is probably the best batsman the cricket world has seen...

..but I've yet to see anyone time the ball like Saeed Anwar. Absolute class in his day (1997 era)..

[kookaburraking]

im going to go for some players that are quite unusal choices , first of all owais shah , think owasis was a little unlucky in the england set up but when in full flow really enjoy watching him bat ,ryan ten doeschate my favourite player on the county circuit lol . sangakarra as well being a left hander great player to watch .