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[Stuey]

Mark Waugh; Richie Richardson; Gower.

[qasim_aziz99]

Azarhuddin, Gower and Thorpe for me. Although (in Gower and thorpe) I think lefties are more pleasing on the eye.

Very  ture they just make shots look more classy

[WalkingWicket37]

Azarhuddin, Gower and Thorpe for me. Although (in Gower and thorpe) I think lefties are more pleasing on the eye.

This! Lefties always look more elegant/stylish at the crease.

[crictech]

Ian Bell is one of the most stylish. I used to like to watch Graeme Hick in full flow

[Silver Bullet]

Ricky Ponting - though I agree with the lefties sentiment.

[Twelfth Man]

A Ricky Ponting in full flow was always a pleasure to watch, and somebody who got me interested in cricket by watching him. I'm a bit bias but I enjoy watching Clarke bat.. especially using his feet to spinners, one of - if not - the best at it!

[leeroy]

Damien Martyn for days, so relaxed and his timing was incredible.

[tugga]

Damien Martyn for days, so relaxed and his timing was incredible.

Yeah, was just about to say this. Unbelievable timing

Watch this people:

2 effortless fours in cricket, timing from the heavens. Block = 4 runs.

[leeroy]

That video is amazing!! Never seen anything quite like that before.

[potzy248]

No contest. Mark Waugh. Those leg side shots

[gerhard303]

Mark Waugh; Richie Richardson; Gower.

This. Although I'd substitute Carl Hooper for Richie Richardson.

[Manormanic]

Mark Waugh or Brian Lara for me, though Michael Vaughan briefly threatened to reach that level of style and class in 2003/4

[El Nino]

Yep, Damien Martyn and Mark Waugh, although a little bit different, loved watching Nathan Astle bat.

[Manormanic]

loved watching Darren Lehmann bat, but he was something slightly different...

[sarg]

David Gower, Mark Waugh.