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With that Lance Morris wicket, Australia maintains its record of having never lost a home ODI by 10 wickets.
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not surprising considering we've only batted 30-35 overs per innings in the last 2 games.It looks like Pakistan are batting on a different pitch, it looks like a road now.
It also helps when the fielders are dropping sitters like that one from Zampa.
Yep.
For mine it's because of T20.
The kids now don't have footwork. Fraser McGurk. Prime example.
All the great bats have one thing in common. Great footwork.
All we are raising here now are sloggers that, if good enough, can go earn millions playing in India.
Effing tragedy for an old boy like me.
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Mahli Beardman is talented. Think he was in one of our squads recently. Same age as KonstasReckon Morris and Johnson will go ok. Jyhe Richardson is late 20s but will be around for a while.
Couldn't have put it better.Totally agree.
Back in the day Test cricket was king and players breathed it.
It demanded patience, technique and skill, but then came along ODI's, which has all but morphed into T20.
Now money is king.
Players only have to try and last 20 overs, not 90 in a day, and the demand for skill has been reduced.
Pitches are prepared like roads to suit the batters, thrill the crowd and satisfy the bankers.
Players are happier playing hit and giggle for 2 hours and $ rather than representing their country in a more skilful game over 5 days.
Selectors don’t learn - you need to rip them out root and stem and all the other clownsThere's a lesson to be learned by the selectors but I'm not sure they will
Reckon Morris and Johnson will go ok. Jyhe Richardson is late 20s but will be around for a while.
Selectors don’t learn - you need to rip them out root and stem and all the other clownsin the Echo Chamber at Jolimont and start again and then go through every State setup and do the same. Because what they are overseeing is the desecration of the game at all levels.
Morris! Only bowler who’s looked threatening. Why did Inglis wait so long to give him the ball.
Out with the sticky tape...lol.Yep, Morris and Johnson could be handy for a while yet, but their injury woes are a concern.
Yep.
For mine it's because of T20.
The kids now don't have footwork. Fraser McGurk. Prime example.
All the great bats have one thing in common. Great footwork.
All we are raising here now are sloggers that, if good enough, can go earn millions playing in India.
Effing tragedy for an old boy like me.
On SM-G980F using BigFooty.com mobile app
For mine it’s more the inability to adapt rather than the initial decision. Neither Stoinis or Abbott looked threatening and the latter went for runs. Both were persisted with for too long.Outsmarted himself trying to be clever, rather than keeping it simple.
Whenever pace bowlers get brought up people mention Morris or Johnson. We've seen today at best they're low 140s. Johnson high 130s even today. Feels like most other nations are faster than us now, even England have several bowlers regularly over 145 now instead of the traditional medium paced swingers.There just doesn't seem to be anyone exceptional coming through the ranks.
Pucovski was a big hope but is retired, players like Konstas have more work to do, and there seems to be a dearth of young, genuinely fast bowlers.
Quixk, accurate, bounce, great seam position. Brilliant idea to leave it until now to bowl him.................not!!!!