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Gathering IPL form alone , isnt what Aussie selectors look at. Its a harsh call for JFM.Madness.
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Gathering IPL form alone , isnt what Aussie selectors look at. Its a harsh call for JFM.Madness.
If the IPL is no real guide how can you assess JFM as one of the best T20 players in the World? He's done absolutely nothing in T20 cricket outside of the IPL. Average of 18 at a strike rate of 124 in the BBL.The IPL is no real guide, i don't know why they even bother with bowlers, the pitches are just roads! But surely Jake Fraser - McGurk is one of the best T20 players in the world. It's an absolute travesty he isn't selected for the World Cup. It's insane.
Yep, he had to be selected along with Short...Don't agree with the Green & Agar picks.Gathering IPL form alone , isnt what Aussie selectors look at. Its a harsh call for JFM.
There's a one campaign too many feel about that squad imo. Hope to be proven wrong.If we are basing the squad off past BBL form, how many of these actual players did perform or in some instances even rock up for at least a couple of BBL games- with the clash of national duties?
Warner- 2 games where he failed for the Thunder
David- underperformed with the Canes
Green- no games for Perth
Hazlewood- cant recall him playing too many games with his BBL team (think its Sixers)
Marsh- no games with Perth
Starc- think he had 1 game?
Stoinis- biggest underachiever in BBL last season
Wade- was injured for a fair few of games/suspended
Zampa- had a so so campaign
Agar-had a rather unimpressive campaign bar the 1 or 2 games on the spinner friendly wickets on the East in last years BBL.
Ellis/Head/Inglis/Maxwell- the players that didnt play in 2022, can all sort of justify their reason for being part of the squad. Dont know but it seems like a heavily 'old boys club' with the Australian cricket team. Never has that cliche rung louder.
Fear a bit for the Aussie bowling attack to be honest. Starc, Cummins, Green have been smashed from pillar to post in the IPL. Ellis hasnt bowled for almost 3 months. And its a bit scary to say that Stoinis is Australias most in-form bowler going into the T20 World Cup next month.
A strike rate of 150-165 is par on Indian roads/UAE wickets.If a player had the following stats in T20 for their country would you say they deserve to play for their country in T20 cricket?
Last 3 years: Avg 42, SR 151
Last 2 years: Avg 39, SR 154
Last 12 months: Avg 51, SR 165.
Absolute joke Stoinis has got in over Short or JFM. Wade is lucky too imo, probably Green also in the T20 formatFraser-McGurk and Smith left out of Australia's T20 World Cup squad, Marsh to captain
Cameron Green, Ashton Agar and Nathan Ellis all included as Australia's selectors wanted flexibility within the 15-member squadwww.espncricinfo.com
# AUS Best XI 1 David Warner 2 Travis Head 3 Mitchell Marsh (c) 4 Glenn Maxwell Josh Inglis 5 Marcus Stoinis 6 Cameron Green 7 Matthew Wade (+) Tim David 8 Pat Cummins 9 Mitchell Starc 10 Josh Hazlewood Nathan Ellis 11 Adam Zampa Ashton Agar
First Senior World Cup that you'll have to have Amazon to watch too.Gathering for most Aussie fans, if you have a full-time job from 8:30AM to 4:30 PM EST or even in WST, its most likely if your a cricket fantatic, it will be impossible to watch all the games?
Read from another forum that Amazon Prime are doing a 1 month free trial subscription. Not sure if the overlap of the World Cup is allowed.First Senior World Cup that you'll have to have Amazon to watch too.
Percentage of matches played in India/UAE by said player:A strike rate of 150-165 is par on Indian roads/UAE wickets.
Would be much impressive on Australian wickets/grounds. 170-180 score (which is around a strike rate of 141 to 150) is about par on most Australian grounds eg GABBA, Perth Stadiums, Bellerive, SCG, MCG , Marvels
Work from home for the duration of the WC?Games that clash with the Australian working calendar : Namibia v Oman (clashes with WA Public holiday), Afghanistan v Uganda, PNG V Uganda, Australia v Oman, Afghanistan v NZ, Bangladesh v SL, West Indies v Uganda, Nepal v Sri Lanka, Australia v Namibia, WI v NZ, Afghanistan v PNG, Nepal v SA, NZ V Uganda, Australia v Scotland, Bangladesh v Nepal, Netherlands v Nepal, WI V Afghanistan, 6 x Super 8 Matches, 1 Semi Final
This World Cup is going to suck for an Aussie fan. Maybe I should quit my work?
Unfortunately , I dont have that option.Work from home for the duration of the WC?
Dont know but Im not a fan of delayed or watching things in replay.The one advantage of streaming is you just avoid results and watch from the beginning when you get home. I do it all the time with BBL, which starts 4.30pm here in the West. I get home, have dinner, get the kids to bed, then watch it in prime time.
Fraser-McGurk and Smith left out of Australia's T20 World Cup squad, Marsh to captain
Cameron Green, Ashton Agar and Nathan Ellis all included as Australia's selectors wanted flexibility within the 15-member squadwww.espncricinfo.com
# AUS Best XI 1 David Warner 2 Travis Head 3 Mitchell Marsh (c) 4 Glenn Maxwell Josh Inglis 5 Marcus Stoinis 6 Cameron Green 7 Matthew Wade (+) Tim David 8 Pat Cummins 9 Mitchell Starc 10 Josh Hazlewood Nathan Ellis 11 Adam Zampa Ashton Agar