1. Do all selectors watch every domestic game in this country?
2. Do Australian coaches and team management watch all (or most) international cricket matches?
1. Do all selectors watch every domestic game in this country?
2. Do Australian coaches and team management watch all (or most) international cricket matches?
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a) I'd say no to this, they are part time essentially, but they would talk to the coaches and have decent scouts to feed them information. Watching too much wouldn't be the silver buttet.
b) No again, but they would once again have a network of people to whom they could get decent enough information you would think.
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To be honest i doubt many selection panels worldwide actually watch the players regularly. We are lucky in England that Miller does get round the grounds, and i know this as my dad is a groundhopper and sees him all over the country. It stinks that people with such important well paid jobs don't do them properly.
Must be hard to watch every single match that takes place. Reckon they're just taking a gamble or two. No one would say too much if it pays off though.
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How would it be hard to watch every game that is taking place? Up until about a couple of weeks ago there were 4 selectors. At most there would be 3 games going on at one time. That's more than enough selectors to cover each game. They're just lazy and until they are held accountable for their performance they will continue to be so.
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The English selectors from what I know make an effort to see every county game they can, even over test matches.
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