Regardless of the result, Webster should be in.
But the selectors have shown they don't like dropping established players that often.
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But the selectors have shown they don't like dropping established players that often.
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In Tests Smith is the best of the lot, if you are talking all formats it does get a lot harder to rank them.
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Yeah there is a bit of truth to that too
vs Australia avg 37
vs India avg 38
Loves playing Saffers, SL and Pakistan, averages in the 60s against them
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Check his stats against India Australia and England...then get back to me
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I disagree in terms of Test cricket, in my opinion Lara and Tendulkar are still ahead of Smith. But that's for another discussion.
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If we are talking about Test cricket: Sri Lanka, Pakistan and South Africa aren't as good as they used to be like they were in the 1990s through to mid to late 2000s.
Michael Vaughan has just out and said it was a terrible and unnecessary call.
No fault of Kohli's.
Forgive me for agreeing with his opinion over blokes who have played weekend warriors.
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Nobody doubts their ability to roll over poor sides on favourable home decks, but if the bowling cartel was as amazing as they want you to think, they'd have managed to bowl us to victory in more than a couple of away series.
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Tendulkar isn't even ahead of Kallis.
Scored his runs at a lower average than Jacques and doesn't have nearly 300 test wickets (a career of Zaheer Khan) to go with it.
jaiswal was over half way down the pitch and kohli was ball-watching, not listening, not moving. jaiswal was running to the danger end. it is his call. players do not dishonour calls in that manner multiple times a game.
You mean the Ashes series with a blind umpire which prevented a series win and then a crazy media when leading 2-0, it's always difficult to win away.
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Kholi clearly burnt Jaiswal if you watch the replay, he stutter to go initially and then turn his back when he saw the ball went directly to Cummins and didn't call sent him back.
Don’t disagree but Boland is older than Hazlewood.
Need the next young fast punk to be pushed through the ranks.
Another Thommo would be nice.
It was a bad call.
Kohli wouldn't have been expecting a yes call.
Why would you take that risk?
Jaiswal should've been calling wait, not just taking off.
Wtf are you guys smoking.
Agree to disagree.
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You should just be happy and celebrate draws, like our embarrassing team was content to do.
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You do realise the cricket world is not allowed to criticise Kohli don't you?
Both Not sure if that's true.
Both Vaughan and Skull criticised him after the should bump.
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Wrong...when a run is there you call Yes not wait.
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Vaughan doesn't come across as one of the guys who gives a **** what anyone thinks
PeterNorth said that it could come back to bite us.
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He does now....he was slammed with the Yorkshire racist crap a few years back
Just seeing the runout, Jaiswal makes it to the other end comfortably, there was an easy run there.
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