by sydney-dog » Sat Dec 09, 2006 9:53 am
by rod_rooster » Sat Dec 09, 2006 11:02 am
Dutchy wrote:Fact - He is batting at No. 6 therefore must be considered as a batsmen, he also opens the bowling therefore must also be considered a bowler - He is a genuine alrounder!...If he batted at 7 or 8 then you could consider him a Bowler who bats a bit.
by mal » Sat Dec 09, 2006 11:43 am
by Rik E Boy » Sat Dec 09, 2006 12:22 pm
matt wrote:seriously, i don't give a shit anymore.
the symonds experiment has been tried and it has failed. a regressive step of the highest order.
voges. no offence but wtf?????
johnson remains tait does not. say no more.
by rod_rooster » Sat Dec 09, 2006 2:05 pm
mal wrote:ROD + DUTCHY
Anyone who averages 32 batting at 6 purely as a batsman would be considered
as a failure, if neither of you can see that then I give up.
FLINTOFF is a slogger and if he never bowled again would be playing county cricket.
His bowling is that good he could average 1.5 with the bat and still get picked.
by mal » Sat Dec 09, 2006 2:28 pm
rod_rooster wrote:mal wrote:ROD + DUTCHY
Anyone who averages 32 batting at 6 purely as a batsman would be considered
as a failure, if neither of you can see that then I give up.
FLINTOFF is a slogger and if he never bowled again would be playing county cricket.
His bowling is that good he could average 1.5 with the bat and still get picked.
I don't disagree with you but i was just making the point that the English selectors obviously see it differently. They have picked him purely as a batsman in the past.
by ORDoubleBlues » Sat Dec 09, 2006 5:46 pm
rod_rooster wrote:matt wrote:
voges. no offence but wtf?????
Who would you pick? Jaques is the obvious choice but i get the feeling that he will be picked to open or not at all. I reckon the selectors will wait on Jaques until he can go straight in as an opener.
by ORDoubleBlues » Sat Dec 09, 2006 5:50 pm
Dutchy wrote:Selectors are in love with having an alrounder arent they?
by mal » Sat Dec 09, 2006 6:30 pm
ORDoubleBlues wrote:Dutchy wrote:Selectors are in love with having an alrounder arent they?
They're also in love with left armers.
If Johnson and Bracken both went down tomorrow, Doug Bollinger would probably be in the f*****g squad!
by Dutchy » Sat Dec 09, 2006 9:32 pm
rod_rooster wrote:mal wrote:ROD + DUTCHY
Anyone who averages 32 batting at 6 purely as a batsman would be considered
as a failure, if neither of you can see that then I give up.
FLINTOFF is a slogger and if he never bowled again would be playing county cricket.
His bowling is that good he could average 1.5 with the bat and still get picked.
I don't disagree with you but i was just making the point that the English selectors obviously see it differently. They have picked him purely as a batsman in the past.
by mal » Sat Dec 09, 2006 9:44 pm
Dutchy wrote:rod_rooster wrote:mal wrote:ROD + DUTCHY
Anyone who averages 32 batting at 6 purely as a batsman would be considered
as a failure, if neither of you can see that then I give up.
FLINTOFF is a slogger and if he never bowled again would be playing county cricket.
His bowling is that good he could average 1.5 with the bat and still get picked.
I don't disagree with you but i was just making the point that the English selectors obviously see it differently. They have picked him purely as a batsman in the past.
Exactly, never said I agreed with where he bats but he does bat at 6 FACT!!!!
by bulldogs » Sat Dec 09, 2006 9:49 pm
mal wrote:bulldogs wrote:Dutchy wrote:Selectors are in love with having an alrounder arent they?
Unless they are top notch why bother?
All the good ones in history are exceptional cricketers, none of ours at the moment fit this mould
Totally agree. Our alrounders are just so so not good enough to be included in the team at either batting or bowling. All the great allrounders could play in there teams as a specialist bat or bowler.
Disagree most off the great allrounders were skilled in one aspect and were handy at the other.
FLINTOFF is a great bowler but would NOT make the team as a batsman
POLLOCK is a great bowler but would NOT make the team as a batsman
If the criteria is could play equally as a speciallist batsman or bowler then there is only
a very small select few players to achieve this in the history of the game.
RODROOSTER
VOGES is in great form in the pura cup this year
I only mentioned his record o/d score in his regime.
by mal » Sat Dec 09, 2006 9:51 pm
bulldogs wrote:mal wrote:bulldogs wrote:Dutchy wrote:Selectors are in love with having an alrounder arent they?
Unless they are top notch why bother?
All the good ones in history are exceptional cricketers, none of ours at the moment fit this mould
Totally agree. Our alrounders are just so so not good enough to be included in the team at either batting or bowling. All the great allrounders could play in there teams as a specialist bat or bowler.
Disagree most off the great allrounders were skilled in one aspect and were handy at the other.
FLINTOFF is a great bowler but would NOT make the team as a batsman
POLLOCK is a great bowler but would NOT make the team as a batsman
If the criteria is could play equally as a speciallist batsman or bowler then there is only
a very small select few players to achieve this in the history of the game.
RODROOSTER
VOGES is in great form in the pura cup this year
I only mentioned his record o/d score in his regime.
Thats what im saying Mal. The great allrounders would get a game in the team under one aspect, our allrounders Symo, watson arent up to batting in the top 6 as there are better bats around and arent good enough bowlers to be in the top 4 in the country.
by rod_rooster » Sun Dec 10, 2006 10:06 am
ORDoubleBlues wrote:rod_rooster wrote:matt wrote:
voges. no offence but wtf?????
Who would you pick? Jaques is the obvious choice but i get the feeling that he will be picked to open or not at all. I reckon the selectors will wait on Jaques until he can go straight in as an opener.
This is ridiculous thinking in my eyes (by the selectors, not you Rod). Jaques is cherry ripe to go, get him in there now regardless of what number in the order he bats.
by Adelaide Hawk » Sun Dec 10, 2006 11:39 am
rod_rooster wrote:ORDoubleBlues wrote:rod_rooster wrote:matt wrote:
voges. no offence but wtf?????
Who would you pick? Jaques is the obvious choice but i get the feeling that he will be picked to open or not at all. I reckon the selectors will wait on Jaques until he can go straight in as an opener.
This is ridiculous thinking in my eyes (by the selectors, not you Rod). Jaques is cherry ripe to go, get him in there now regardless of what number in the order he bats.
Absolutely right. Jaques should play but the selectors appear to have made their decision, which is dissapointing. Personally i think he'd be better prepared to open the batting having had some Test match experience under his belt at number 5 or 6.
by Rik E Boy » Mon Dec 11, 2006 8:58 am
by ORDoubleBlues » Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:59 am
Rik E Boy wrote:Yep, the runs have dried up a little for Jaques in recent matches and his fielding is pretty ordinary as well. As for Douggy Bollinger playing for Australia (Conspiracy! Conspiracy!), right now I'd settle for Douggie lining up for the Bluebaggers as our attack looks like a pile of poo at the moment.
regards,
REB
by Rik E Boy » Mon Dec 11, 2006 12:29 pm
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