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I was talking to Colin "Funky Miller" last night and I asked him how he feels Australia will go when guys like Langer, Hayden, Martyn, Warne, Gilchrist and McGrath retire. He rated Dan Cullen and Brad Haddin quite highly, saying they could make the step up to test and ODI cricket if required and he also said Mark Cosgrove was ready to play test cricket now and he felt that Mitchell Johnson and Shaun Tait should get some game time in the Ashes, oddly enough he didn't mention anything about Phil Jaques.
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All this talk of the future is very interesting since after the world cup it will be really interesting to see what the senior players do themselves or what the selectors do with them.
Australia's next serious test series (disregarding the tour to ZIM) after the ashes is back home next year this same time vs the Indians, the new but exciting era starts then, i can only speculate who will be playing then, but it will very interesting who is still around then & who comes in.
Australia's next serious test series (disregarding the tour to ZIM) after the ashes is back home next year this same time vs the Indians, the new but exciting era starts then, i can only speculate who will be playing then, but it will very interesting who is still around then & who comes in.
