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Armchair expert wrote:Wade just smacked em in the BBL, must be a sure thing for the test team now.

I'd play Tom Cooper ahead of Handscomb just have to tell him if he doesn't score a ton before each match he will be dropped, will average more than Bradman.

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From that table you can see why Shaun Marsh was picked again. All the selectors needed was him to make a few runs in the shield and he was going to be in.

Kurtis Pattinson has stared this season well, I would like to see him notch up a 1000 run season before we pr okmote him but he is one for the future.

As for Renshaw, FFS make some runs please. If he can turn around his form then he is the ideal opener for us.

I feel Smith will make his way back into the team once he plays some shield cricket again. Hopefully he would replace S.Marsh.

I am hoping the selectors stick with Trav Head for a bit, he has what it takes just needs some mentoring about his temperament.
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Raining here in Melbourne this morning.
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Corona Man wrote:Raining here in Melbourne this morning.


So the rain is going to save the Indians?
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Australia should enter a team in the Sheffield Shield comp so we can taste success.

We have no backbone, the Indians bat slow but look solid, we look shaky in defensive mode yet we don’t have the artillery to play attacking, we were blessed with an amazing 1 to 7 for so long, we can’t replace like for like anymore, the cupboard is empty.

We would be about 5th or 6th in the pecking order of test playing nations now in real life.
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Paine drops another tough one

Would want to hit some runs since keeping us his speciality.
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Good reward for Cummins, now has 6/27
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whufc wrote:Paine drops another tough one

Would want to hit some runs since keeping us his speciality.

**** you’re a tough critic - that was a very tough chance - full stretch it only just reached the finger tips.
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Am I the only one in the world that saw the tiniest of spikes on snicko at the exact time the ball hit the bat!
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The Bedge wrote:
whufc wrote:Paine drops another tough one

Would want to hit some runs since keeping us his speciality.

**** you’re a tough critic - that was a very tough chance - full stretch it only just reached the finger tips.


It was a real tough chance

But how many times does a keeper have an opportunity to effect ‘their keeping’ speciality.

If Wade for example was keeping in this test what chances would have he missed that Paine would have taken. Remembering keepers dropping a regulation edge of a paceman is one in over a thousand. Having seen most of the test I would say zero, maybe one at absolute best if we go the Vihari first innings wicket.
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India declare at the fall of Pant's wicket, 8/106, 398 for Australia to win
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1/40 at lunch is my guess
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Be a shame if Mark Waugh got run over by the roller.
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whufc wrote:
The Bedge wrote:
whufc wrote:Paine drops another tough one

Would want to hit some runs since keeping us his speciality.

**** you’re a tough critic - that was a very tough chance - full stretch it only just reached the finger tips.


It was a real tough chance

But how many times does a keeper have an opportunity to effect ‘their keeping’ speciality.

If Wade for example was keeping in this test what chances would have he missed that Paine would have taken. Remembering keepers dropping a regulation edge of a paceman is one in over a thousand. Having seen most of the test I would say zero, maybe one at absolute best if we go the Vihari first innings wicket.

It’s not just the chances Wade misses, it’s his lack of cleanliness behind the stumps in general, especially to the spinners.

First innings drop was a bit easier but that one he dropped off Pant I would think would get missed more often than not by all keepers - pushing across the bat, inside edge catching them wrong footed and getting enough angle to escape the dive.

FWIW I think Paines batting has been very good this series also. Think we could play Wade as a specialist bat, but overall think Paine is the right man.
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Our combined Test average is 301.03....this would be the run chase of run chases.
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So if India achieves the win today (day 4) is it still a shit test match wicket?
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The Dark Knight wrote:India declare at the fall of Pant's wicket, 8/106, 398 for Australia to win

Pant’s down
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Sharp as a bowling ball. Drop this prick for fu***ake.
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Finch gone, giving catching practice to the slips lol
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See ya Finchy, stick to the shorter game mate
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