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Handscomb actually is an opener; always has been to my knowledge. Hill on the other hand was just stuck up there by Victoria despite originally being a number 3 or 4.
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Any word on Luke Pomersbach?
Western Australia may still retain him, however he could slot into several lineups in this country if he decides to return next season. Played grade cricket in Brisbane this year correct? Last edited by Noble One; 21-03-2012 at 01:34 AM. |
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Finch is a key player in the shorter formats. I honestly think Aaron Finch has a place in one of the six Shield team, but if he doesn't move states, he'll need a storming start to the year in Grade Cricket to be given an opportunity.
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I'm not sure if he played, but yeah he was said to have moved there (Luke Pomersbach leaves WA | Domestic Cricket | Fox Sports)
Impossible for us to know if he's sorted himself out, but he'd walk into the team if he has The nice thing about the BigBash is that Victoria won't have to consider his T20 awesone-ness if Finch is like "hey I'd think it'd be best for me to **** off to SA. Release me please?". |
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WA might let one of Behrendoffffff, Duffield or Dixon go, but that's about it. Got a few spots to fill too.
Marcus North (C) - keeper Tom Beaton (R) - keeper Michael Beer - keeper Jason Behrendorff (R) - might wanna go Travis Birt - ****ing **** Mark Cameron - dead Nathan Coulter-Nile - keeper Liam Davis - keeper Matt Dixon (R) - might wanna go Ryan Duffield - might wanna go Marcus Harris - keeper Michael Hogan - keeper Michael Hussey - bah Michael Johnson (R) - keeper but not much else Mitchell Johnson - should move if only so he doesn't end up taking 50 wickets at the WACA which leavs everyone to saying "well yes of course you would do that" Brad Knowles - dead Mitchell Marsh - keeper Shaun Marsh - keeper Joel Paris (R) - who Martin Paskal - ahahahahahha Nathan Rimmington - can't believe this guy killed it Wes Robinson - as above Luke Ronchi - dead Adam Voges - keeper But yeah if WA get Katich, a keeper who isn't the biggest waste of space ever and don't get killed by injury again, they're surely favourites. |
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Dunno about Handscomb being an out and out opener, but he's always been looked at like a number 3. Hill's been more suited to middle order batting - he can be a bit loose outside off stump, but I think there was a bit of responsibility put on him by opening to stop him playing the sort of shots that were getting him out, because they were shots that openers do not play. So he had some (relative) success there on the back of that, really - left a lot of balls early on.
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