Is it really though? I do suspect the Aussie one is cranked up, but surely the one's used in domestic games is the same sky equipment they use for NZ internationals. That was my understanding anyway.
He was clocking as fast as 145 in last year's super smash. Looking at the vids of him today, I'd say he's definitely capable of 140+.
Well his action does look quicker than mid 130s, but it's sometime hard to tell with busy actions. There could be something to the slow domestic speed gun theory, because this wasn't one game, this was at least 2 of separate matches from the Super smash just done. Mind, I was only watching bits here and there so could've been coincidentally spotting his slower ones.
Yep, can't forget Cleaver.
Seiffert has been given plenty of chances up the order in both LA and T20. Its just that he stunk at it.
In terms of potential and potential excitement, I'd probably agree. In terms of productivity right now, I probably wouldn't.
I take a natural shining to Glenn with his Howick and SA blood lines, but his keeping needs a lot of work. His batting has come on in leaps and bounds though, found a lot more ways to hurt people. Much, much better on the front foot than he's been in the past without losing the short ball proficiency. I'd say he'll debut without the gloves in the next 2-3 seasons as an T20 opener.
Also, Josh Finnie 73 not out off 46 balls against Auckland. Includes a nice scoop for six off Grobbelaar.
