valleys07 wrote:Where is James Faulkner at?
Think his papers have been marked and put into the same filing cabinet as Maxwell’s
by Jim05 » Sun Jan 21, 2018 9:08 pm
valleys07 wrote:Where is James Faulkner at?
by bennymacca » Sun Jan 21, 2018 9:10 pm
whufc wrote:bennymacca wrote:still cant work out how our test allrounder cant get more than 3 overs in an ODI - surely if he is being picked in test matches partly for his bowling, he would be bowling 7-10 overs in ODIs every time? Surely he is a better option than Stoinis - who to be fair has justified his selection in this team, but still doesnt deserve more overs than Marsh
I'm not sure Marsh was picked for his bowling at all
Listening to Langer speak when Marsh was selected he mentioned that Marsh hadn't been bowling for WA and that the selectors were amazed at how wel Marsh was hitting the ball
I think we believed he was selected as an all rounder but I think he was selected as the next 'best bat'
by batmanbegins » Sun Jan 21, 2018 9:13 pm
Jim05 wrote:batmanbegins wrote:Couldnt of happened to a better bloke. Sucked in Smith.
If only England showed this much fight in games that counted
by whufc » Sun Jan 21, 2018 9:15 pm
bennymacca wrote:whufc wrote:bennymacca wrote:still cant work out how our test allrounder cant get more than 3 overs in an ODI - surely if he is being picked in test matches partly for his bowling, he would be bowling 7-10 overs in ODIs every time? Surely he is a better option than Stoinis - who to be fair has justified his selection in this team, but still doesnt deserve more overs than Marsh
I'm not sure Marsh was picked for his bowling at all
Listening to Langer speak when Marsh was selected he mentioned that Marsh hadn't been bowling for WA and that the selectors were amazed at how wel Marsh was hitting the ball
I think we believed he was selected as an all rounder but I think he was selected as the next 'best bat'
think you might be right. And he is hitting the ball well, but surely he still bowls better than stoinis.
How awesome would glenn maxwell be about now. We would still be a chance
by carey » Sun Jan 21, 2018 9:17 pm
by bennymacca » Sun Jan 21, 2018 9:24 pm
batmanbegins wrote:I respect smith for his unbelievable talent but hes comes across as bit of a tool.
by The Dark Knight » Sun Jan 21, 2018 9:26 pm
by valleys07 » Sun Jan 21, 2018 9:27 pm
Fevola 25 wrote:The worst 180 I have seen, but 180 is 180
6 knocks for 60 in 20/20 suggests the bloke is shit or shine and tonight is his night. Doesn't matter how many times you play and miss or miss a fielder by a couple of yards. It's gonna say 180 in the paper tomorrow
Australia have played and bowled like a team playing in a practice match after winning the Ashes 4 nil. England wanted it more and Roy rode his luck and struck the ball beautifully. Should be an interesting series now as an England win might add some interest.
Pretty happy that I will be watching a live series at AO on Straya Day
by Jim05 » Sun Jan 21, 2018 9:30 pm
by Q. » Sun Jan 21, 2018 9:31 pm
Lacks creativityJim05 wrote:Any chance that Paine can get a hold of one?
by RB » Sun Jan 21, 2018 9:31 pm
batmanbegins wrote:RB wrote:What the hell would you bowl? It's 30 degrees, not chance of rain or wind or humidity and we're in Australia. And the other side has the confidence to chase. No idea why you would look at that pitch and not bat, something is wrong with modern day captains...
Correct decision to bowl first. Slow pitch that might speed up and become easier to bat on when the dew comes at night.
by bennymacca » Sun Jan 21, 2018 9:41 pm
Q. wrote:Lacks creativityJim05 wrote:Any chance that Paine can get a hold of one?
by batmanbegins » Sun Jan 21, 2018 9:44 pm
by valleys07 » Sun Jan 21, 2018 9:46 pm
batmanbegins wrote:You beauty! Whilst the one dayers arent overly meaningful, any win in australia should be enjoyed. Well done to the lads they are playing superb one day cricket at the moment. Add stokesy to the side and its the best one day side we have had since 1992.
by helicopterking » Sun Jan 21, 2018 10:05 pm
by helicopterking » Sun Jan 21, 2018 10:08 pm
whufc wrote:bennymacca wrote:whufc wrote:bennymacca wrote:still cant work out how our test allrounder cant get more than 3 overs in an ODI - surely if he is being picked in test matches partly for his bowling, he would be bowling 7-10 overs in ODIs every time? Surely he is a better option than Stoinis - who to be fair has justified his selection in this team, but still doesnt deserve more overs than Marsh
I'm not sure Marsh was picked for his bowling at all
Listening to Langer speak when Marsh was selected he mentioned that Marsh hadn't been bowling for WA and that the selectors were amazed at how wel Marsh was hitting the ball
I think we believed he was selected as an all rounder but I think he was selected as the next 'best bat'
think you might be right. And he is hitting the ball well, but surely he still bowls better than stoinis.
How awesome would glenn maxwell be about now. We would still be a chance
Gut feel tells me there has been some issues in the changerooms (which we are unaware of) with culture that all a sudden a 'no dickhead policy' is enforeced, especially on the back of the bad publicity from 'cigarette gate' after the Ashes
by whufc » Sun Jan 21, 2018 10:11 pm
by Computer Crashed » Sun Jan 21, 2018 10:40 pm
batmanbegins wrote:You beauty! Whilst the one dayers arent overly meaningful, any win in australia should be enjoyed. Well done to the lads they are playing superb one day cricket at the moment. Add stokesy to the side and its the best one day side we have had since 1992.
by helicopterking » Mon Jan 22, 2018 6:34 am
whufc wrote:Does Smith really carry that much influence on the selection table, I hardly see the likes of Lehmann or Mark Waugh (one of the most arrogant and self righteous men alive apparently) bowing down to Sir Steve Smith. I mean he isn't even on the selection committee
by northerner » Mon Jan 22, 2018 8:08 am
bennymacca wrote:batmanbegins wrote:I respect smith for his unbelievable talent but hes comes across as bit of a tool.
reckon most of australia agree with you. watch the public turn on him should he ever go through a bad run
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