An open letter of thanks to the selectors from John Q Public

Dear Selectors,
I just thought I'd write to you to express my gratitude for your glaring ineptitude by picking truly laughable combinations throughout the current VB series. Your bewildering selections have proven to be indirectly responsible for me re-discovering my love of the one day game.
Over the years, your predecessors have thoughtlessly selected combinations that were far too strong for the opposition with no regard whatsoever for the needs of the spectators and television viewers. 300 to 189 BORING. However, now that you have decided to leave out Matthew Hayden, Jason Gillespie and that exciting newcomer Phil Jaques, we have no chance of that happening today.
The continual loyalty shown to Nick Katich has been inspiring. When the openers get out early, our captain can no longer plunder the first change bowlers. Your selection of Angel Dorey is also inspired. Jo Angel must smile watching the big Western Australian lumber in. Another great idea is this rotation stuff, by keeping something up our sleeves we are making other nations think the Aussies are armless. By promoting the leaden footed Martyn to the opening position,you are spitting in the face of Channel seven and it's 'Dancing with the stars' program. Kudos!!
Thanks to you gentlemen, 20/20's days are numbered, as are lopsided one day tournaments. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I'll be at the next match, front row centre, to watch some bloke I've never heard of going for ten runs an over in this exciting new era for world cricket.
regards,
John Q Public
I just thought I'd write to you to express my gratitude for your glaring ineptitude by picking truly laughable combinations throughout the current VB series. Your bewildering selections have proven to be indirectly responsible for me re-discovering my love of the one day game.
Over the years, your predecessors have thoughtlessly selected combinations that were far too strong for the opposition with no regard whatsoever for the needs of the spectators and television viewers. 300 to 189 BORING. However, now that you have decided to leave out Matthew Hayden, Jason Gillespie and that exciting newcomer Phil Jaques, we have no chance of that happening today.
The continual loyalty shown to Nick Katich has been inspiring. When the openers get out early, our captain can no longer plunder the first change bowlers. Your selection of Angel Dorey is also inspired. Jo Angel must smile watching the big Western Australian lumber in. Another great idea is this rotation stuff, by keeping something up our sleeves we are making other nations think the Aussies are armless. By promoting the leaden footed Martyn to the opening position,you are spitting in the face of Channel seven and it's 'Dancing with the stars' program. Kudos!!
Thanks to you gentlemen, 20/20's days are numbered, as are lopsided one day tournaments. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I'll be at the next match, front row centre, to watch some bloke I've never heard of going for ten runs an over in this exciting new era for world cricket.
regards,
John Q Public