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Re: If Watson doesn't deserve a cap, why are there no criticisms of Cameron White?
It's not like I'm Cameron White's biggest fan, so don't pretend that I am.
I can understand why the selectors are picking him though.
You've pointed out many times that Watson is unsuited to coming in at #7 or #8. He can't hit boundaries until he's established an innings. I think the selectors fancy White as a lower-order hitter who can bowl a bit.
They want a big-hitting all-rounder who can accelerate things late in the innings. Symonds now commands a spot further up the order, and Watson has not demonstrated an ability to lift the run-rate in the last 6-7 overs. That's why Cameron White has a certain appeal.
Time will tell. If he doesn't perform, he'll get dropped.
As far as Watson's Test performances go, he's done nothing and his first-class record is not compelling enough to warrant more opportunities.just maybe said:Watson has played 2.5 Tests. Your argument is bunk on his Test performances.
You have failed to comment on Cam White. Answer the thread.
It's not like I'm Cameron White's biggest fan, so don't pretend that I am.
I can understand why the selectors are picking him though.
You've pointed out many times that Watson is unsuited to coming in at #7 or #8. He can't hit boundaries until he's established an innings. I think the selectors fancy White as a lower-order hitter who can bowl a bit.
They want a big-hitting all-rounder who can accelerate things late in the innings. Symonds now commands a spot further up the order, and Watson has not demonstrated an ability to lift the run-rate in the last 6-7 overs. That's why Cameron White has a certain appeal.
Time will tell. If he doesn't perform, he'll get dropped.