Leysy Days said:
While our batting is shaky, I’d be disappointed if we don’t get 400. Unfortunately, that means Marsh needs a big one, so hopefully they give him plenty to leave
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While our batting is shaky, I’d be disappointed if we don’t get 400. Unfortunately, that means Marsh needs a big one, so hopefully they give him plenty to leave
Be surprised if we get much if any past 300 in Adelaide Luke's Dad.
Other venues a better chance.
Other venues a better chance.
Test team is really sad to watch batting.
No one is test batting standard.
Keeper at seven is the nearest.
We only had two a year ago and now have none.
India will win this game comfortably.
S Marsh is just so disappointing.Has all the shots but super vulnerable outside off and never looks confident at the crease.
No one is test batting standard.
Keeper at seven is the nearest.
We only had two a year ago and now have none.
India will win this game comfortably.
S Marsh is just so disappointing.Has all the shots but super vulnerable outside off and never looks confident at the crease.
Handscomb will never succeed at test level with that technique. Bowlers of test quality just lick their lips as he turns half-volleys into attacking balls. Tie him up and before long he will give you slips practice.
With the continuing selection of players like him and Shaun Marsh you have to wonder if the Shield comp is actually world-class any more. Short-form is killing off the development of players with sound, strong, diverse batting skills (defensive and offensive).
With the continuing selection of players like him and Shaun Marsh you have to wonder if the Shield comp is actually world-class any more. Short-form is killing off the development of players with sound, strong, diverse batting skills (defensive and offensive).
Our tail is capable enough. If Head can anchor the innings like Pujara, a first innings lead is possible.
Did you see it? Bowler dropped a return catch off Maddinson and it ricocheted onto the stumps. Don't have to be dead to be stiff.tigerman said:
The ludicrous overreaction by the idiots at CA to ban Smith and Warner for a year is starting to bite, and will only hurt more as the summer goes on. The batting is not good enough, and it also means they have to keep Paine in the side when Carey is ready. Paine is a good man, a good keeper and a steady hand, but a tactically poor captain, and as good as he looks with the willow, and as much as Leysy protests, he just doesn't make enough runs and never has.
Haven’t watched much of the Test, however though this is a very good bowling unit and it’s unfair to compare with the McGrath, Warne, Gillespie unit , over recent years we seem to bowl a lot of poor no need to play at deliveries , I think we seem to bowl just as many very good deliveries as the great bowling units however we bowl so many mature more *smile* balls imho