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Best ODI side

Postby The Cadet » Sun Dec 12, 2010 6:16 pm

What is everyones thoughts on our best ODI side leading into the world cup

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Watson
Haddin
Ponting
Clarke
White
M.Hussey
Christian
O'Keefe
Harris
McKay
Bollinger

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Doherty
Fergusson
Paine
Siddle
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby lion heart » Sun Dec 12, 2010 6:35 pm

Pretty good team but i think Ferg needs to be in the side just not sure if it should be at Ponting or Clarkes expense :shock: :) Doherty should have his nose just infront of O'Keefe also.

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Ponting
Ferguson
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M.Hussey
Christian
Doherty
Harris
McKay
Bollinger
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby CoverKing » Sun Dec 12, 2010 7:37 pm

Watson
Haddin
Ponting
Clarke
White
Hussey
Smith
Christian
Harris
Doherty
Bollinger

12th Man: McKay

Or

Watson
Haddin
Ponting
Clarke
White
Hussey
Smith/Christian
Harris
Doherty
McKay
Bollinger

12th Man: Smith/Christian

1st side you have two opening bowlers in Harris and Bollinger, with two spinning options in Smith and Doherty and Christian and Watson as the other quick bowlers. Bit short on the bowling front, but a long batting order with an explosive finish in Smith and Christian.

2nd side addresses the bowling issues with McKay added, however looks a long tail with King Pair Harris at number 8.

The side i think they will pick though will be:

Watson
Marsh
Ponting
Clarke
White
Hussey
Haddin
Smith
Johnson
Harris
Bollinger

12th: McKay.

They want Johnson in the side IMO. Haddin prefers not to open, and they love Shaun Marsh so he will get a gig.
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby Media Park » Sun Dec 12, 2010 9:40 pm

Just a thought... Again a left fielder...

What's everyone's opinion on Brad Haddin batting at three, and Ricky Ponting sitting in the Fox Sports commentary box?

Can either play Paine/Wade down the order and have BH as a specialist bat, or it allows you another allrounder (could be Christian's realistic chance), and lets Shaun Marsh/Dave Warner in the side...
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby Lightning McQueen » Mon Dec 13, 2010 2:24 pm

Media Park wrote:Just a thought... Again a left fielder...

What's everyone's opinion on Brad Haddin batting at three, and Ricky Ponting sitting in the Fox Sports commentary box?

Can either play Paine/Wade down the order and have BH as a specialist bat, or it allows you another allrounder (could be Christian's realistic chance), and lets Shaun Marsh/Dave Warner in the side...


Surely you'd take Punters 40 average @ 90%. I would never play Haddin without him keeping, he's not that special with the bat and neither is Paine or Wade for that matter, they are all handy keeper/ batsmen but there's really no need to play two of them in the one side.
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby Lightning McQueen » Mon Dec 13, 2010 2:30 pm

CoverKing wrote:Watson
Haddin
Ponting
Clarke
White
Hussey
Smith
Christian
Harris
Doherty
Bollinger

12th Man: McKay



I like this team, Christian just needs to make the step up from domestic cricket, I think he was a bit too nervous last time round. Then again, he wasn't in this stellar form either.
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby stampy » Mon Dec 13, 2010 2:36 pm

can i ask why everyone has clarke in their 11?
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby lion heart » Mon Dec 13, 2010 2:46 pm

stampy wrote:can i ask why everyone has clarke in their 11?


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Re: Best ODI side

Postby Lightning McQueen » Mon Dec 13, 2010 2:51 pm

stampy wrote:can i ask why everyone has clarke in their 11?


Because he's probably been the most consistent batsman in the ODI's over the past year.
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby Lightning McQueen » Mon Dec 13, 2010 2:52 pm

lion heart wrote:
stampy wrote:can i ask why everyone has clarke in their 11?


Not me!


Like the guy or not, the stats don't lie, he was a lone soldier in India.
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby stampy » Mon Dec 13, 2010 5:53 pm

Lightning McQueen wrote:
stampy wrote:can i ask why everyone has clarke in their 11?


Because he's probably been the most consistent batsman in the ODI's over the past year.

refusing to chance his arm has a lot to do with it imho
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby Lightning McQueen » Tue Dec 14, 2010 10:31 am

stampy wrote:
Lightning McQueen wrote:
stampy wrote:can i ask why everyone has clarke in their 11?


Because he's probably been the most consistent batsman in the ODI's over the past year.

refusing to chance his arm has a lot to do with it imho


If we can have a stayer that goes at over 85 then the rest can play cameo's around him. Yes, I agree that he can be a bit Bevanish at times but we need to mould our innings' around him.
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby piccachu » Tue Dec 14, 2010 10:40 am

i know this is probably very premature but after waching mitchell stark bowl about 3 times i have been very impressed with what i have seen, would he be close to being a perminent fixture in the 1 day side?
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby Baron Greenback » Tue Dec 14, 2010 10:45 am

piccachu wrote:i know this is probably very premature but after waching mitchell stark bowl about 3 times i have been very impressed with what i have seen, would he be close to being a perminent fixture in the 1 day side?


I only saw him once earlier this season and he looked quite sharp.
I'd be happy to see him given a go.
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby Lightning McQueen » Tue Dec 14, 2010 10:56 am

Baron Greenback wrote:
piccachu wrote:i know this is probably very premature but after waching mitchell stark bowl about 3 times i have been very impressed with what i have seen, would he be close to being a perminent fixture in the 1 day side?


I only saw him once earlier this season and he looked quite sharp.
I'd be happy to see him given a go.



This is the avenue that we need to be taking. Although it's impracticle, ideally we need 3 or 4 older heads (32 to 36) 6 or 7 middle aged semi-established players (24-32) and 3 or 4 younger up and coming players. If we can find the right mix and rotate these players we'll be in good steed for the future, we really need to develop some sort of system where we don't have mass exodus's and we keep blooding youth.
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby stampy » Tue Dec 14, 2010 11:18 am

Lightning McQueen wrote:
stampy wrote:
Lightning McQueen wrote:
stampy wrote:can i ask why everyone has clarke in their 11?


Because he's probably been the most consistent batsman in the ODI's over the past year.

refusing to chance his arm has a lot to do with it imho


If we can have a stayer that goes at over 85 then the rest can play cameo's around him. Yes, I agree that he can be a bit Bevanish at times but we need to mould our innings' around him.


fair point
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby stampy » Tue Dec 14, 2010 11:19 am

Lightning McQueen wrote:
stampy wrote:
Lightning McQueen wrote:
stampy wrote:can i ask why everyone has clarke in their 11?


Because he's probably been the most consistent batsman in the ODI's over the past year.

refusing to chance his arm has a lot to do with it imho


If we can have a stayer that goes at over 85 then the rest can play cameo's around him. Yes, I agree that he can be a bit Bevanish at times but we need to mould our innings' around him.


fair point
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby teaoby » Wed Dec 15, 2010 12:29 pm

straight swap with Khawaja imo let him open the innings like he did against SA and build around him! if he plays anymore games like the one the other day they would be stupid to leave him out. so they probably will.

also hodge?? think we are going to need to make ALOT of runs in the world cup because i cant see us bowling anyone out!
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby mal » Thu Dec 16, 2010 11:17 am

World Cups come every few years
So you PICK THE BEST AVAILABLE PLAYERS AT THE TIME

There4 I would seriously consider picking
Danny Christian becoz he is prob the best domestic hitter
Chris Lynn if he continues this seasons good form
braG Hodge if he is gagged
Shaun Tait if fit
Travis Birt, destroys domestic attacks

All of those guys have something in common
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Re: Best ODI side

Postby The Cadet » Thu Dec 16, 2010 11:39 am

Had Christian in my original eleven. Just not sure if his bowling will stand up. It is going to be played on batsman friendly wickets that will take spin. Do we bat Christian at 7 and try and get 5 or 6 overs out of him or a batsman who can bowl a few spinners such as D.Hussey or A.Voges.
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