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Samaraweera averaged 50+ in last non-SC tours. There's no reason why he could not repeat the feat
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Hmm I dunno, he has fell victim to black magic in the past. I hope you're right, but it's a tough thing to shake.
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How long is Pattinson out for?
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Darren Berry thinks the prince should come in
Darren Lehmann thinks Usman should come in Shane Warne thinks Quiney should come in Not predictable at all
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Hughes is in the process of completely re-working his technique, and I'd much rather he did that in domestic cricket than at Test level. We already recalled him once mid-adjustment all it did was confuse the living **** out of him. If he's happy with the changes he's made and confident in taking them in Test cricket already then fair enough but I don't think that's really the case yet. I'm still confident he'll end up a very good Test player but having him bat three or four with a semi-adjusted technique isn't a great idea at this point IMO.
I've said enough about Khawaja's technique on here without going over it again. I backed Quiney to actually hit some runs in the Tests he played but his poor off stump judgement - which I did mention before his debut - was really exposed. I almost want to say Burns. I'm a fan. True preference is Cosgrove but it's not going to happen.
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Good series to Cosgrove a lash, with Greig not commentating this series Ch9 would avoid the backlash from when Tony inevitably made a pun about Cosgrove eating all those tiny little sri-lankans.
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he seems to be much advanced this time though. like, almost in the 'this is done, now let's test drive' stage. but i could be wrong. i'm not sure how i could prove i was right |
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It's difficult for me to make a call on it without actually talking to him about it or at least watching him bat more in the Shield than I have this season. If he reckons he's got his 'new' technique sorted and that he's ready for Tests again then I'm prepared to back that, but I don't want a repeat of what we did to him last time so it's a big if.
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I'm much more worried about him edging outside off than I am about him being tied down on the leg side itbt, although obviously the fact that he's scoring runs on the leg side suggests he's more balanced at the crease now.
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