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I think historically we also get too defensive in the batting second innings of tests in India.
You simply can't 'grind' out an innings on those pitches in days 4-5, you could face 100 balls perfectly for 30 runs and be 'in' only to get a O'Keefe grubber Shaun Marsh grubbed cutter unplayable and all your hard work is undone
No surprise the leading run scorers this series are Rahane, Smith and Starc the 3 most attacking batsmen so far
Take a look at Kohli arguably the worlds best bat, his mindframe is defensive and even he can't survive.
You simply can't 'grind' out an innings on those pitches in days 4-5, you could face 100 balls perfectly for 30 runs and be 'in' only to get a O'Keefe grubber Shaun Marsh grubbed cutter unplayable and all your hard work is undone
No surprise the leading run scorers this series are Rahane, Smith and Starc the 3 most attacking batsmen so far
Take a look at Kohli arguably the worlds best bat, his mindframe is defensive and even he can't survive.
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Any headlines about the bad demeanour of the Indians, or is that just reserved for us?
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Dogwatcher wrote:Any headlines about the bad demeanour of the Indians, or is that just reserved for us?
I reckon it was a bob each way and very entertaining
Though I'm surprised more wasn't made of Warner overheard sledging in the stump mic very clearly on the broadcast doing his best 'mahatma coat' impersonation while telling the Indian batsmen he had no idea.
I know it's a tad petty but I thought in this day and age the media would have been all over it
First time in a while I haven't missed a ball of the test match
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Jim05 wrote:whufc wrote:You would like to think Smith didn't have his own interests at heart convincing Marsh not to review. Especially when he then potentially considers reviewing one of the plumbest lbw you will ever see
Not sure how true but pretty poor communication if true
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Smith also says he didn't think S Marsh was out, told him to "go", meaning go for the review but Marsh misunderstood & walked off. #INDvAUS
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****! That's the modern equivalent of yes, no, wait, sorry. So costly.
Handscomb looked good. Can't be a sitting duck like the rest were (minus Warner).
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Dogwatcher wrote:Any headlines about the bad demeanour of the Indians, or is that just reserved for us?
How's Kohli's press conference?! Basically inferred we were cheating the whole test. Absolute flog.
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Credit to Smith taking the blame
It looked pretty obvious that it was Handscombe who pointed to the dressing room and directed Smith to look up there
It looked pretty obvious that it was Handscombe who pointed to the dressing room and directed Smith to look up there
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Loved Stuart Clarks take on things...
“Virat Kohli went off and rightly so,” Clark told Fox Sports’ Bill and Boz. “It’s not the done thing. As Steve Smith said, it’s a brain fade because he should have thought about what he was doing.”
Clark said Kohli was right to try to get under Smith’s skin and to react how he did when Smith looked up to the Australian team. “It’s professional sport,” he said.
“What else are you going to do? Let him walk in and score a hundred and walk off and then they win. (No), get into him.
“You’ve opened up a can of works, but as long as it’s not racial or homophobic or any of that other stuff and it’s into him trying to put him off his game, I don’t particularly have a problem with that.”
It's exactly what the Australian team has done for the previous 20 or so years... shoe on the other foot and there is a certain level of preciousness that comes to the fore...
Also loved Kholi having a swipe at Ian Healy... Healy is a tool of the highest order so any criticism he has of behaviour on the field should be roundly laughed at... I'm sure Brian Lara does everytime he opens his cheating mouth...
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“Virat Kohli went off and rightly so,” Clark told Fox Sports’ Bill and Boz. “It’s not the done thing. As Steve Smith said, it’s a brain fade because he should have thought about what he was doing.”
Clark said Kohli was right to try to get under Smith’s skin and to react how he did when Smith looked up to the Australian team. “It’s professional sport,” he said.
“What else are you going to do? Let him walk in and score a hundred and walk off and then they win. (No), get into him.
“You’ve opened up a can of works, but as long as it’s not racial or homophobic or any of that other stuff and it’s into him trying to put him off his game, I don’t particularly have a problem with that.”
It's exactly what the Australian team has done for the previous 20 or so years... shoe on the other foot and there is a certain level of preciousness that comes to the fore...
Also loved Kholi having a swipe at Ian Healy... Healy is a tool of the highest order so any criticism he has of behaviour on the field should be roundly laughed at... I'm sure Brian Lara does everytime he opens his cheating mouth...
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If we select horse for courses in Test Cricket, how long can the selectors keep picking David Warner on the lower bouncing or variable bouncing or spinning decks ?
On pitches that suit him he is close to the best batsman in the world , but on the above mentioned decks he is mainly performing poorly by his standards
And Australia must also consider fielding him away from leg slip or in close
He is one of the very best outfielders in the world, but dropping too many catches in close this series
On pitches that suit him he is close to the best batsman in the world , but on the above mentioned decks he is mainly performing poorly by his standards
And Australia must also consider fielding him away from leg slip or in close
He is one of the very best outfielders in the world, but dropping too many catches in close this series
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Just putting it out there lads, in case the selectors are reading.
My passport is valid and ready to go, I can easily ( perhaps not as easily as I used to ) bowl two or more overs every few days and getting a quick 8 or 10 isn't out of the question. I quite like batting at 6 too.
I thought my chance of a baggy green was all gone, but, those who live without hope are not living at all.
My passport is valid and ready to go, I can easily ( perhaps not as easily as I used to ) bowl two or more overs every few days and getting a quick 8 or 10 isn't out of the question. I quite like batting at 6 too.
I thought my chance of a baggy green was all gone, but, those who live without hope are not living at all.
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Jack wrote:If we select horse for courses in Test Cricket, how long can the selectors keep picking David Warner on the lower bouncing or variable bouncing or spinning decks ?
Reckon there are worse that need to be looked at first.
Runs this series:
Smith 172 @ 43
Renshaw 164 @41
Starc 118 @ 29.5
Warner 98 @ 24.5
S Marsh 91 @ 22.75 *highest score 66*
Handscomb 81 @ 20.25
Wade 68 @ 17 *highest score 40*
M Marsh 48 @ 12 *highest score 31*
Lyon 15 @ 3.75
O'Keefe 12 @ 4
Hazlewood 4 @ 4
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Booney wrote:Just putting it out there lads, in case the selectors are reading.
My passport is valid and ready to go, I can easily ( perhaps not as easily as I used to ) bowl two or more overs every few days and getting a quick 8 or 10 isn't out of the question. I quite like batting at 6 too.
I thought my chance of a baggy green was all gone, but, those who live without hope are not living at all.
Do you have a dopey brother who can bat at 3 or 4 as well?
If so you're half a chance.
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amber_fluid wrote:Booney wrote:Just putting it out there lads, in case the selectors are reading.
My passport is valid and ready to go, I can easily ( perhaps not as easily as I used to ) bowl two or more overs every few days and getting a quick 8 or 10 isn't out of the question. I quite like batting at 6 too.
I thought my chance of a baggy green was all gone, but, those who live without hope are not living at all.
Do you have a dopey brother who can bat at 3 or 4 as well?
If so you're half a chance.
I sure do, but he's not much of a cricketer.
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Booney wrote:Just putting it out there lads, in case the selectors are reading.
My passport is valid and ready to go, I can easily ( perhaps not as easily as I used to ) bowl two or more overs every few days and getting a quick 8 or 10 isn't out of the question. I quite like batting at 6 too.
I thought my chance of a baggy green was all gone, but, those who live without hope are not living at all.
Do you have photos of the selectors in compromising positions?
Mitch Marsh has some he can lend you
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Booney wrote:amber_fluid wrote:Booney wrote:Just putting it out there lads, in case the selectors are reading.
My passport is valid and ready to go, I can easily ( perhaps not as easily as I used to ) bowl two or more overs every few days and getting a quick 8 or 10 isn't out of the question. I quite like batting at 6 too.
I thought my chance of a baggy green was all gone, but, those who live without hope are not living at all.
Do you have a dopey brother who can bat at 3 or 4 as well?
If so you're half a chance.
I sure do, but he's not much of a cricketer.
Start packing your bags Boon.
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Zartan wrote:Jack wrote:If we select horse for courses in Test Cricket, how long can the selectors keep picking David Warner on the lower bouncing or variable bouncing or spinning decks ?
Reckon there are worse that need to be looked at first.
Runs this series:
Smith 172 @ 43
Renshaw 164 @41
Starc 118 @ 29.5
Warner 98 @ 24.5
S Marsh 91 @ 22.75 *highest score 66*
Handscomb 81 @ 20.25
Wade 68 @ 17 *highest score 40*
M Marsh 48 @ 12 *highest score 31*
Lyon 15 @ 3.75
O'Keefe 12 @ 4
Hazlewood 4 @ 4
Wade and M.Marsh are dog shit, Starc the 3rd most runs says a bit in its self. Handscombe and Warner just need to be more patient on slow turning wickets that's all.
you've gota keep on keep'n on .........
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Anyone see the article about M. Marsh now officially being the worst Test number 6 ever......for anyone who has played 20+ Tests for their country.
Averaging less than 20 now.
Averaging less than 20 now.
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If you had to pick Agar or Maxwell for m.marsh? I'd go Agar
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woodublieve12 wrote:If you had to pick Agar or Maxwell for m.marsh? I'd go Agar
I would rather Maxwell but wouldn't mind if Agar was to play. Both of them would able to contribute more than Marsh is.
Perhaps being a left arm spinner and therefore turning the ball away from all the Indian righthanders might see Agar selected. Maxwell is probably the better option with the bat out of the two.
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The Dark Knight wrote:woodublieve12 wrote:If you had to pick Agar or Maxwell for m.marsh? I'd go Agar
I would rather Maxwell but wouldn't mind if Agar was to play. Both of them would able to contribute more than Marsh is.
Perhaps being a left arm spinner and therefore turning the ball away from all the Indian righthanders might see Agar selected. Maxwell is probably the better option with the bat out of the two.
But would either actually get a bowl if they played? Probably not.
I'd go Maxwell over Agar, only because Agar is another left hander that Ashwin can exploit and Maxwell is so unconventional that he can play a wide range of random shots to score lol, so might have more success.
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