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stampy wrote:is haddin under some pressure? had a stellar series against the poms but has only scored one half century in 19 digs since

Should of been pissed off ages ago. This was the perfect series to blood a new keeper before we head to England

stampy wrote:is haddin under some pressure? had a stellar series against the poms but has only scored one half century in 19 digs since

Just retire already ffs

helicopterking wrote:Australia win by 9 wickets. Windies were travelling until I posted and started the collapse.

Save it for the Ashes now mate, you've had your warm up.

carey wrote:

Failed Creation wrote:Voges is looking quite solid. He seems to be our only bat who looks comfortable facing Bishoo.

What does Bishoo's bowling performance here tell us about Nathan Lyon and where he is at? Or am I looking at things to deep?

Yep. Lyon is hitting is peak and will do well in England.

regards,

REB

Rik E Boy wrote:

carey wrote:

Failed Creation wrote:Voges is looking quite solid. He seems to be our only bat who looks comfortable facing Bishoo.

What does Bishoo's bowling performance here tell us about Nathan Lyon and where he is at? Or am I looking at things to deep?

Yep. Lyon is hitting is peak and will do well in England.

regards,

REB

3/87 from 30 overs isnt too bad, especially when WI got rolled in 53 overs in the first dig - hardly a need for him.

What Bishoo's performance tells us is that we are still rubbish against Spin. In other news Rogers to miss again. **** sake that means S Marsh again. Horrible batsman who has no idea.

regards,

REB

What does it mean for Rogers?
If Marsh, somehow, performs in this Test, will they select him in England in the hope he'll fill the spot after the Ashes?

Dogwatcher wrote:What does it mean for Rogers?
If Marsh, somehow, performs in this Test, will they select him in England in the hope he'll fill the spot after the Ashes?

Reckon Boof will still go back to Rogers - he has shown that he will play proven old guys even for a few tests.

The interesting one will be Harris - who misses out for him? Starc and Hazelwood have been mighty impressive of late. Which one of those two misses out? Reckon it will be Starc, but it will be an interesting decision, as Starc went well in the last test.

Has to be Starc, if Harris is fit.

A few guys on their swansong in the Ashes - we need to be careful with that.

Yeah I agree, Starc out for Harris.

Haddin better make some runs in the second test to help him find some good form in preparation for the Ashes, if they're going to stick with him the whole series.

The Dark Knight wrote:Yeah I agree, Starc out for Harris.

Haddin better make some runs in the second test to help him find some good form in preparation for the Ashes, if they're going to stick with him the whole series.

Nevill is the backup keeper, yeah?

bennymacca wrote:

The Dark Knight wrote:Yeah I agree, Starc out for Harris.

Haddin better make some runs in the second test to help him find some good form in preparation for the Ashes, if they're going to stick with him the whole series.

Nevill is the backup keeper, yeah?

Yeah mate. He's in the Windies with the squad at the moment.

bennymacca wrote:

The Dark Knight wrote:Yeah I agree, Starc out for Harris.

Haddin better make some runs in the second test to help him find some good form in preparation for the Ashes, if they're going to stick with him the whole series.

Nevill is the backup keeper, yeah?

The bloke with 2 first names.

There's an article in today's paper about Shane Watson and AGAIN he's trying to justify his spot in the test 11. What do you think fellas, will Watson retain his place in the side for the second test?

If he doesn't make any runs in this test match then surely the selectors will look at bringing in Mitch Marsh in for the first Ashes test? Or give Watson a crack in the first test and if he fails again bring in M.Marsh for the second test?

I am f**king sick of Watson defending his mediocre performances, if he fails drop him and give Mitch Marsh another crack in the first Ashes test.

The Dark Knight wrote:There's an article in today's paper about Shane Watson and AGAIN he's trying to justify his spot in the test 11. What do you think fellas, will Watson retain his place in the side for the second test?

If he doesn't make any runs in this test match then surely the selectors will look at bringing in Mitch Marsh in for the first Ashes test? Or give Watson a crack in the first test and if he fails again bring in M.Marsh for the second test?

I am f**king sick of Watson defending his mediocre performances, if he fails drop him and give Mitch Marsh another crack in the first Ashes test.

You get the feeling Watson will never live up to the hype but Mitch Marsh has the same problem with durability.

regards,

REB

bennymacca wrote:

The Dark Knight wrote:Yeah I agree, Starc out for Harris.

Haddin better make some runs in the second test to help him find some good form in preparation for the Ashes, if they're going to stick with him the whole series.

Nevill is the backup keeper, yeah?

Should of been the number 1 keeper 12 months ago

He especially should be playing in the series where a 3rd ranked Australian side would still win the series.

Terribly shitty start time off 12.15am Friday morning for the next test.

At least should get a cuttla sessions in after The Port game Friday and maybe Monday before work if it lasts to day 4 but otherwise won't get to see much of this series at all which is a touch disappointing.

I think it will create more questions than answers before the start of the Ashes.

Happy Endings wrote:Terribly shitty start time off 12.15am Friday morning for the next test.

At least should get a cuttla sessions in after The Port game Friday and maybe Monday before work if it lasts to day 4 but otherwise won't get to see much of this series at all which is a touch disappointing.

I think it will create more questions than answers before the start of the Ashes.

It won't last till Monday.

carey wrote:

Happy Endings wrote:Terribly shitty start time off 12.15am Friday morning for the next test.

At least should get a cuttla sessions in after The Port game Friday and maybe Monday before work if it lasts to day 4 but otherwise won't get to see much of this series at all which is a touch disappointing.

I think it will create more questions than answers before the start of the Ashes.

It won't last till Monday.

Would you care to wager a Frothie on this. I bet you it goes to a fourth day....just

It can be paid at Ports game v Collingwood in about 3 weeks. I know where you lean at the footy