looked at his 1st innings ton, played a few loose shots outside off stump, will get found out very quickly if he keeps that upLightning McQueen wrote:Yep, go the kid.Brodlach wrote:If Konstas goes well in the first Australia A game he will be helicoptered in.
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Dropped fourth ball by Carey in second dig. Absolute dolly too.stampy wrote:looked at his 1st innings ton, played a few loose shots outside off stump, will get found out very quickly if he keeps that upLightning McQueen wrote:Yep, go the kid.Brodlach wrote:If Konstas goes well in the first Australia A game he will be helicoptered in.
Facing Doggett and co on a flat Olympic oval pitch is a bit different to facing Bumrah in Perth too. Big ask for the kid
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Australia need a massive rebuilding in the next few seasons, but only after the India test series
As Jimguru05 has mentioned The Sam facing a reasonable SA attack is nothing like facing the Indian attack
As Jimguru05 has mentioned The Sam facing a reasonable SA attack is nothing like facing the Indian attack
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So long as he doesn't miss the next IPL...Booney wrote:Australia allrounder Cameron Green has opted to go under the knife for surgery on his back after scans found a "unique" issue that was exacerbating his back injury.
The surgery will rule him out of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test series with India, with an expected recovery time of six months that would also puts him out of February's Test tour of Sri Lanka and the ICC Champions Trophy tournament, as well as casting doubt on his availability for the next Indian Premier League season.
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Despite his low score today I hope they go with Konstas at the top of the order this summer. Gives him 10 tests (India, Sri Lanka and West indies) to get ready for the ASHES
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Agreeam Bays wrote:Despite his low score today I hope they go with Konstas at the top of the order this summer. Gives him 10 tests (India, Sri Lanka and West indies) to get ready for the ASHES
We are seeing in all sports across the world, young blokes and rookies making the cut straight away for more often than ever before.
The youth of today are ready for professional sport far quicker than previous eras.
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Sorry but this is test cricket.
You don't get gifted a cap on the back of two good scores against the same opposition on the same deck.
Someone said give him 10 tests and see how he goes.
Ok so he fails 20 times assuming we bat twice and makes less than 10 in every innings.
Couple of things, his partner would have all the pressure to score on him.
His confidence will be smashed.
Test caps come on the back of consistent good scores not just 2 in one game.
You don't get gifted a cap on the back of two good scores against the same opposition on the same deck.
Someone said give him 10 tests and see how he goes.
Ok so he fails 20 times assuming we bat twice and makes less than 10 in every innings.
Couple of things, his partner would have all the pressure to score on him.
His confidence will be smashed.
Test caps come on the back of consistent good scores not just 2 in one game.
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Steve Waugh from NSW got 37 tests to establish himself…. 
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I think Marcus Harris is and should be the front runner for the vacant opening spot given his form and Bancroft's lack of runs so far. if McSweeney goes big again tomorrow and for Aus A, he'd have to be considered, even if he bats 1st drop instead of opening for SA. Likewise, if Konstas gets a couple more centuries in his next few innings, but I don't think what he did against SA is enough to have him ahead of Harris, Bancroft etc.
I think Harris is also the most aggressive of the batsmen above and that will count for something given Warner is being replaced.
I think Harris is also the most aggressive of the batsmen above and that will count for something given Warner is being replaced.
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Sadly Harris is probably the front runner.Aerie wrote:I think Marcus Harris is and should be the front runner for the vacant opening spot given his form and Bancroft's lack of runs so far. if McSweeney goes big again tomorrow and for Aus A, he'd have to be considered, even if he bats 1st drop instead of opening for SA. Likewise, if Konstas gets a couple more centuries in his next few innings, but I don't think what he did against SA is enough to have him ahead of Harris, Bancroft etc.
I think Harris is also the most aggressive of the batsmen above and that will count for something given Warner is being replaced.
I'm not saying he is in the same class or ever will get within a stratosphere of Steve Smith but a lot of similarities about how despite the numerous set backs at test level his had he just keeps going back to the shield and hitting runs. Cant knock the bloke for that.
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Who do you give it to then? What is your pecking order?tigerpie wrote:Sorry but this is test cricket.
You don't get gifted a cap on the back of two good scores against the same opposition on the same deck.
Someone said give him 10 tests and see how he goes.
Ok so he fails 20 times assuming we bat twice and makes less than 10 in every innings.
Couple of things, his partner would have all the pressure to score on him.
His confidence will be smashed.
Test caps come on the back of consistent good scores not just 2 in one game.
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If Konstas is the next Ponting like most experts have said why not get him straight in.
It didn’t hurt Ponting playing at an early age.
It didn’t hurt Ponting playing at an early age.
There are no stupid questions, just stupid people.
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I tend to agree on the basis no one else is smashing the door down.amber_fluid wrote:If Konstas is the next Ponting like most experts have said why not get him straight in.
It didn’t hurt Ponting playing at an early age.
Harris is going ok but not absolutely setting the world on fire. If he could have tonned up against the NSW bowling line up this week then that would have had to have him first in.
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Harris is poop and has proven it many times om the international stage, one half century in his last 19 digs.whufc wrote:I tend to agree on the basis no one else is smashing the door down.amber_fluid wrote:If Konstas is the next Ponting like most experts have said why not get him straight in.
It didn’t hurt Ponting playing at an early age.
Harris is going ok but not absolutely setting the world on fire. If he could have tonned up against the NSW bowling line up this week then that would have had to have him first in.
I'd rather a kid score 12 than Harris' 19, Harris is in the Marcus North category, great domestic player but not quite the test player. Harris should've made the most of his opportunities, he should've cashed in against Sri Lanka and propelled his career from there.
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And that's my argument, If there's noone else banging down the door pick youth, especially with an eye to next ASHES series give him a go so he can work out this test caper.
Harris is the next best performed and as others say he's the safe option and most likely
Next best option is arguably McSweeny ATM and 1st drop for SA is basically opening
Bancroft is averaging 2.33 this season in 3 digs (17 balls) so he is ruling himself out. At least Renshaw has 45 runs in 3 digs in about 80 balls...
Harris is the next best performed and as others say he's the safe option and most likely
Next best option is arguably McSweeny ATM and 1st drop for SA is basically opening
Bancroft is averaging 2.33 this season in 3 digs (17 balls) so he is ruling himself out. At least Renshaw has 45 runs in 3 digs in about 80 balls...
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Well unless mcsweeney goes big next game then Trav unfortunately will open in a David Warner type role.Lightning McQueen wrote:Who do you give it to then? What is your pecking order?tigerpie wrote:Sorry but this is test cricket.
You don't get gifted a cap on the back of two good scores against the same opposition on the same deck.
Someone said give him 10 tests and see how he goes.
Ok so he fails 20 times assuming we bat twice and makes less than 10 in every innings.
Couple of things, his partner would have all the pressure to score on him.
His confidence will be smashed.
Test caps come on the back of consistent good scores not just 2 in one game.
Konstas is a very close watch at this point.
If he continues good form then he will be a big chance to get in.
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Trav should not open.tigerpie wrote:Well unless mcsweeney goes big next game then Trav unfortunately will open in a David Warner type role.Lightning McQueen wrote:Who do you give it to then? What is your pecking order?tigerpie wrote:Sorry but this is test cricket.
You don't get gifted a cap on the back of two good scores against the same opposition on the same deck.
Someone said give him 10 tests and see how he goes.
Ok so he fails 20 times assuming we bat twice and makes less than 10 in every innings.
Couple of things, his partner would have all the pressure to score on him.
His confidence will be smashed.
Test caps come on the back of consistent good scores not just 2 in one game.
Konstas is a very close watch at this point.
If he continues good form then he will be a big chance to get in.
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Could they go?
Khawaja
Laba
Smith
Head
Marsh
Webster
Im not sure making runs at no6 in Shield cricket is the best form.
IMO you have to be making them in the top4 in Shield to be considered for a top6 position in the Test team.
If they select an opener it may as well be Konstas, the others have proven over a long period of time theyre not up to it
Khawaja
Laba
Smith
Head
Marsh
Webster
Im not sure making runs at no6 in Shield cricket is the best form.
IMO you have to be making them in the top4 in Shield to be considered for a top6 position in the Test team.
If they select an opener it may as well be Konstas, the others have proven over a long period of time theyre not up to it
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Doesn't really look anything like what we're used of hey?daysofourlives wrote:Could they go?
Khawaja
Laba
Smith
Head
Marsh
Webster
Im not sure making runs at no6 in Shield cricket is the best form.
IMO you have to be making them in the top4 in Shield to be considered for a top6 position in the Test team.
If they select an opener it may as well be Konstas, the others have proven over a long period of time theyre not up to it
Laba has the technique to open and I've always though if you can bat at 3 you're potentially an opener anyway, it's probably the reason I'd shy Smith away from #3 nor would I risk Trav there.
I reckon if you moved Marsh up to 3 and the other two down one then it's how I'd roll if we aren't playing the kid, I'm unsure of the #6 spot though.
Personally I would like to see Carey open up, I think it's within his capabilities and it allows us to play an extra middle order batsman, apart from bowling that is our next strongest area of the game.
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Agreed, i dont like Smith at 3 or Head at 4. Infact i dont like Smith in the team at all really but that isnt going to change, he has a spot until he retires, not sure he is worthy of it with his form over the last 3 to 4 yearsLightning McQueen wrote:Doesn't really look anything like what we're used of hey?daysofourlives wrote:Could they go?
Khawaja
Laba
Smith
Head
Marsh
Webster
Im not sure making runs at no6 in Shield cricket is the best form.
IMO you have to be making them in the top4 in Shield to be considered for a top6 position in the Test team.
If they select an opener it may as well be Konstas, the others have proven over a long period of time theyre not up to it
Laba has the technique to open and I've always though if you can bat at 3 you're potentially an opener anyway, it's probably the reason I'd shy Smith away from #3 nor would I risk Trav there.
I reckon if you moved Marsh up to 3 and the other two down one then it's how I'd roll if we aren't playing the kid, I'm unsure of the #6 spot though.
Personally I would like to see Carey open up, I think it's within his capabilities and it allows us to play an extra middle order batsman, apart from bowling that is our next strongest area of the game.
If we could get away with Marsh at 3 that solves the issue, big if though.
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