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Australian Domestic Season 2015/16
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Top_Cat
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Head merely following the modern cricketer path toward domination, scores FC 50's to prove he can play then scores first OD double before first FC ton for the chix. All he needs now is a skinful and a shiner, and a good woman to put him on the straight and narrow and a Test cap.
adub
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you were saying
edit: I can just imagine Warnie commentating on Head if he plays for Aus . . . aw ****
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see post #260 ^
vic_orthdox
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Yeah I get that he has the tendency to bowl a lot of **** for a guy of his talent, but given that the squad is apparently all about fast-tracking exciting talents to develop them, I'm not sure that his Vic grade form should count against him.
If it was a best-performed unselected players XI then yeah, sure, he doesn't make it on recent form. But a glorified U/23 development squad of bright-but-raw talents?
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Like his style 
CA XI coach Troy Cooley said he felt the problem was more a mental one than a skills-based one following the heavy defeat.
"These kids are a lot better than that," Cooley said. "They know they're a lot better than that.
"They've just got to come back mentally to be ready to come against another strong team on Wednesday.
"Of course you want to be able to be strong and you want to be able chase down or at least look like you're going to chase down a target.
"I think they've got some things that they need to go away and work on and I think that's just mentally. Skilfully, I think they're good enough to do it.
CA XI coach Troy Cooley said he felt the problem was more a mental one than a skills-based one following the heavy defeat.
"These kids are a lot better than that," Cooley said. "They know they're a lot better than that.
"They've just got to come back mentally to be ready to come against another strong team on Wednesday.
"Of course you want to be able to be strong and you want to be able chase down or at least look like you're going to chase down a target.
"I think they've got some things that they need to go away and work on and I think that's just mentally. Skilfully, I think they're good enough to do it.
