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It'll be interesting to see how many overs Lyons bowls in this match and his impact.
Also, with the overlooking of Sayers, what does that say about his future test chances with the likes of Siddle, Pattinson, Cummins amongst the CA favs due to return in the near future..
Also, with the overlooking of Sayers, what does that say about his future test chances with the likes of Siddle, Pattinson, Cummins amongst the CA favs due to return in the near future..
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Zartan wrote:It'll be interesting to see how many overs Lyons bowls in this match and his impact.
Also, with the overlooking of Sayers, what does that say about his future test chances with the likes of Siddle, Pattinson, Cummins amongst the CA favs due to return in the near future..
I think Nathan Lyon is still learning his game. To me it seems obvious he's at his best when the batsman attacks him but also when there's bounce in the pitch. Every time the ball spins a lot he goes away from trying to get bounce and tries to turn it and loses his potency. I'd like to see the days the ball turns more that he tries to turn it less and tries to vary his bounce more, let the turn take care of itself. He also needs to try to leave temptation for batsmen to play shots in all circumstances.
He's closer than ever to a test side, wouldn't be looking at it like he's had a line drawn through him. Also with a change to the selectors there will come a change to selection philosophy and a guy like Sayers might be viewed more positively by the new regime. I certainly think Jackson Bird more than deserves a spot and I reckon he's the real hard luck story of the last few years. Averages under 24 in first class cricket and just over 25 in the tests he's played. With an attack featuring Starc and Hazlewood as headlines, Bird is a nice point of difference who hopefully can adapt to suit conditions.
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Grahaml wrote:LBT wrote:What was the point of bringing Chadd into the squad. May as well have let Mark Waugh go full retard and bring in Moises and Sean Abbott.
He missed out for Bird, who is from Tasmania. Bird was already ahead of him and with a good record and solid form, he mounts a really strong case. If you want to get upset, be upset about Ferguson getting dropped. Absolutely crazy to drop a guy after one test. Not like he was picked for conditions or as cover for someone. All it will do is send the message that if you get picked you have to perform right away. Awfully hard to bat when you can't think about the next ball or the next run but the 100th run right from the moment you walk out.
And Furg gets replaced by Nic Maddison, FFS. I hope he's spitting chips about this because I certainly am. They dropped one flat track bully (Voges) just to replace him with another in Maddinson.
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Grahaml wrote:Zartan wrote:It'll be interesting to see how many overs Lyons bowls in this match and his impact.
Also, with the overlooking of Sayers, what does that say about his future test chances with the likes of Siddle, Pattinson, Cummins amongst the CA favs due to return in the near future..
I think Nathan Lyon is still learning his game. To me it seems obvious he's at his best when the batsman attacks him but also when there's bounce in the pitch. Every time the ball spins a lot he goes away from trying to get bounce and tries to turn it and loses his potency. I'd like to see the days the ball turns more that he tries to turn it less and tries to vary his bounce more, let the turn take care of itself. He also needs to try to leave temptation for batsmen to play shots in all circumstances.
He's closer than ever to a test side, wouldn't be looking at it like he's had a line drawn through him. Also with a change to the selectors there will come a change to selection philosophy and a guy like Sayers might be viewed more positively by the new regime. I certainly think Jackson Bird more than deserves a spot and I reckon he's the real hard luck story of the last few years. Averages under 24 in first class cricket and just over 25 in the tests he's played. With an attack featuring Starc and Hazlewood as headlines, Bird is a nice point of difference who hopefully can adapt to suit conditions.
Even though I would love to see Sayers in there I am a huge Jackson Bird fan and he's probably a better selection, simply they will use Sayers in he wrong role. If Sayers was to play he needs to open the bowling to make the most of his skills but knowing the way selection works I reckon they wouldn't let him and he'd be wasted. He'd bowl first change and I think Jackson Bird plays that role better than Chadd. Unless for some reason Bird opens then him getting picked before Sayers is a f**king joke.
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Zartan wrote:It'll be interesting to see how many overs Lyons bowls in this match and his impact.
Also, with the overlooking of Sayers, what does that say about his future test chances with the likes of Siddle, Pattinson, Cummins amongst the CA favs due to return in the near future..
Cummins lol, that bloke is made a crepe paper. Selected in the Chappell-Hadlee ODI squad today, no doubt he will get injured again and miss the series.
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Gozu wrote:LBT wrote:What was the point of bringing Chadd into the squad. May as well have let Mark Waugh go full retard and bring in Moises and Sean Abbott.
Our selectors are just so ordinary it's not funny. This Sayers decision, the dropping of Ferguson, the love of Burns, the almost worshipping of the Marshes it just goes on and on. They clean out half the side in one Test which just screams panic and confirms they had no idea what they're doing.
At this point I'm just starting to tune out anyway.
For years we've all potted the West Indies for being in a shambolic state, no need to look further than our own backyard now
In Regards to Ferguson and Mennie, the selectors quite simply F*****D up by either picking them in the 1st place or once they were picked, to drop them both after just 1 Test is quite simply extraordinary
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F#%k Off test Selectors, we want the Chadd
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Just got back in to Adelaide did hear right it's $9.20 a beer at the test match?
You've got to be f**king kidding me.
You've got to be f**king kidding me.
you've gota keep on keep'n on .........
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I would have picked Sayers but Bird is no spud.
Averages 25 at test level and 24 at first class level.
Averages 25 at test level and 24 at first class level.
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carey wrote:Just got back in to Adelaide did hear right it's $9.20 a beer at the test match?
You've got to be f**king kidding me.
Yep.
Although today they did a u turn and dropped West End(only I think) to $8.90.
There are no stupid questions, just stupid people.
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That's Bullshit.
Dear week for me coming up.
Dear week for me coming up.
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I paid $155 for the SACA members luncheon in the Ian MacLachlan room which includes 3 hours of piss.
At those prices for beers l'll come out well on top!
At those prices for beers l'll come out well on top!
There are no stupid questions, just stupid people.
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Booney wrote:So who is heading in on day 1?
I'm planning to be in the cas about 12, couple of heart starters and head over the bridge about 1:30.
I'll be there, going to pop into the Queens Head before play for a couple before venturing in to the ground about 1.
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amber_fluid wrote:carey wrote:Just got back in to Adelaide did hear right it's $9.20 a beer at the test match?
You've got to be f**king kidding me.
Yep.
Although today they did a u turn and dropped West End(only I think) to $8.90.
SACA obviously thinking of the true Beer connoisseurs
Don't give a rats toss bag about any other issues but this SACA board has got my vote, must shake Snewin's hand when I see him again!
Let that be a lesson to you Port, no one beats the Bays five times in a row in a GF and gets away with it!!!
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Grahaml wrote: With an attack featuring Starc and Hazlewood as headlines, Bird is a nice point of difference who hopefully can adapt to suit conditions.
I disagree. I reckon Bird and Hazlewood are both inferior McGrath clones. A right arm bowler who can swing the ball would be a point of difference IMO.
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MatteeG wrote:Grahaml wrote: With an attack featuring Starc and Hazlewood as headlines, Bird is a nice point of difference who hopefully can adapt to suit conditions.
I disagree. I reckon Bird and Hazlewood are both inferior McGrath clones. A right arm bowler who can swing the ball would be a point of difference IMO.
Agree with you here. I bloke which is a genuine swing bowler would a massive point of difference here. Bird can swing the ball but well Sayers took 11 wickets here under lights. Just saying...
But shit our batting will be interesting. 3 debutantes with the bat.
Read my reply. It is directed at you because you have double standards
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jackpot jim wrote:carey wrote:jackpot jim wrote:Grahaml wrote:Du Plessis fined for ball tampering apparently. Does raise the question about why we bother having rules if the ICC are going to be so toothless in policing them. Whether people think it makes a difference or not, clearly Du Plessis did and in cricket, getting the ball to swing even a little more can be all the difference. This is also his second offense. Final wash up seems to be that repeatedly cheating is ok in cricket.
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The Dark Knight wrote:Grahaml wrote:LBT wrote:What was the point of bringing Chadd into the squad. May as well have let Mark Waugh go full retard and bring in Moises and Sean Abbott.
He missed out for Bird, who is from Tasmania. Bird was already ahead of him and with a good record and solid form, he mounts a really strong case. If you want to get upset, be upset about Ferguson getting dropped. Absolutely crazy to drop a guy after one test. Not like he was picked for conditions or as cover for someone. All it will do is send the message that if you get picked you have to perform right away. Awfully hard to bat when you can't think about the next ball or the next run but the 100th run right from the moment you walk out.
And Furg gets replaced by Nic Maddison, FFS. I hope he's spitting chips about this because I certainly am. They dropped one flat track bully (Voges) just to replace him with another in Maddinson.
Yeah because Maddison is 36, no need to bring him in. Chadd had to play though, another selection clanger from these clowns. And I can't even blame Rod!
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Seth Efrica have one the toss and will bat first.
Australia will ball tamper first.
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