
Can confirm that is not my sourceI wouldn't take much notice of Gossage
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Can confirm that is not my sourceI wouldn't take much notice of Gossage
If true and Inglis comes in, that'd suggest they're looking to open with Head and Konstas would be out – which no cricket fan wants to see.Bit of inside Goss from a certain WA cricket club
Xi has apparently been picked
It's been hinted strongly that a WA players parents should fly to Sri Lanka.
freo_leo29 says WA player to debut purple monkey dishwasherBit of inside Goss from a certain WA cricket club
Xi has apparently been picked
It's been hinted strongly that a WA players parents should fly to Sri Lanka.
Honestly, given the WTC standings, if Smith were to miss I wouldn’t mind. Head to captain, Ussie to 3, labs to 4, Konstas and head to opensmudges elbow could be an issue
Head will open wont he? He looked so much better in India coming in against the new ball than he'd previously looked coming in to spinners in the subcontinent. Uzzy can play middle order if they want to stick with Konstas It'd be fun to watch Konstas and Head.If true and Inglis comes in, that'd suggest they're looking to open with Head and Konstas would be out – which no cricket fan wants to see.
Glenn Maxwell,lol.Being third spinner is different though due to the main spinners being able to take on a big load.
He wouldn't have to be heavily relied on with Starc and Webster opening the bowling. Murphy and Lyon doing a heap of the work. Him next in line, with Head and Marnus also as change up options. I think it's a definite chance we go that way if it looks like a turner that offers nothing to the quicks - which will most likely be the case. Particularly as there's no other spinner that you'd want to rely on.
If they think it's a 3 spinner deck - there's noone you'd particularly want as that third spinner so might as well strengthen the batting with the only bloke who can offer a spinning style that is seen as the most dangerous in Sri Lanka.
If his nude balls were left arm, I'd play him.Glenn Maxwell,lol.
I apologise to all BF posters posting on here about my posts the enjoyment he brings to me watching him play.Met Maxi at our club when he first started and his coach is still with our club.He said he never taught Glenn the reverse sweep,lol.One of the best players I have seen in white ball cricket.If his nude balls were left arm, I'd play him.
Sorry but that's crazy. There are four players I'd have ahead of him as the third spinner and comfortably so. Kuhnemann (pending fitness), Tanveer, Swepson and Agar (in that order).Being third spinner is different though due to the main spinners being able to take on a big load.
He wouldn't have to be heavily relied on with Starc and Webster opening the bowling. Murphy and Lyon doing a heap of the work. Him next in line, with Head and Marnus also as change up options. I think it's a definite chance we go that way if it looks like a turner that offers nothing to the quicks - which will most likely be the case. Particularly as there's no other spinner that you'd want to rely on.
If they think it's a 3 spinner deck - there's noone you'd particularly want as that third spinner so might as well strengthen the batting with the only bloke who can offer a spinning style that is seen as the most dangerous in Sri Lanka.
None of them are in the squad...Sorry but that's crazy. There are four players I'd have ahead of him as the third spinner and comfortably so. Kuhnemann (pending fitness), Tanveer, Swepson and Agar (in that order).
One of them is. Cooper hasn't taken a FC wicket in 16 overs and goes at over 4 an over. He hasn't taken an international wicket. It's pretty obvious that he was selected as someone who could slot into one of those top 6 spots when required but Kuhnemann got injured in the BBL so the media and some others in here are panicking about it.None of them are in the squad...
Selectors have picked Coops as a bowler in T20s and ODIs multiple times, they have a different view to you on this
I missed you had Kuhnemann there but he likely aint gonna be fit to bat/field so the point still stands.One of them is. Cooper hasn't taken a FC wicket in 16 overs and goes at over 4 an over. He hasn't taken an international wicket. It's pretty obvious that he was selected as someone who could slot into one of those top 6 spots when required but Kuhnemann got injured in the BBL so the media and some others in here are panicking about it.
Based on what? Some random's "inside word" on BF?I missed you had Kuhnemann there but he likely aint gonna be fit to bat/field so the point still stands.
The selectors definitely see it differently.
You're talking to the random with the inside word, so yeah I'm gonna back in my sourceBased on what? Some random's "inside word" on BF?
I know. Still, point stands. Only insider info I trust is from western royboy and Torz.You're talking to the random with the inside word, so yeah I'm gonna back in my source
but as said before, he has been picked as a bowler in both other forms of the game, at 9 in T20s and 8 in ODI's, so its not unprecedented.
If he is picked at 7/8 then he is being picked as a Bowler IMOCooper isn’t being picked as a bowler, but if we already have two spinners, plus Webster and Head, and he offers a point of difference with his bowling, then he could turn out to be a very useful selection. Shoring up our batting and extending our bowling line-up.
Then if we’re looking at selection like that, Konstas might get tipped out.Cooper isn’t being picked as a bowler, but if we already have two spinners, plus Webster and Head, and he offers a point of difference with his bowling, then he could turn out to be a very useful selection. Shoring up our batting and extending our bowling line-up.
I think if you have multiple all-rounders, you can afford to have a batter at 7/8. If Australia were playing a team with all of Hardie, Green, Mitch Marsh and Webster in the top six, all fit and bowling, you wouldn’t be demanding a bowler at 8. Having Webster as a seam and spin bowling option at six certainly allows you to be flexible with your order.If he is picked at 7/8 then he is being picked as a Bowler IMO
Obviously his batting forms part of the reason he would be picked though
You'd need another batsman after picking Mitch Marsh in the top 6...I think if you have multiple all-rounders, you can afford to have a batter at 7/8. If Australia were playing a team with all of Hardie, Green, Mitch Marsh and Webster in the top six, all fit and bowling, you wouldn’t be demanding a bowler at 8. Having Webster as a seam and spin bowling option at six certainly allows you to be flexible with your order.
I guess it depends on how much of a raging turner the pitch is. You could play Konstas, Khawaja, Lanuschagne, Smith, Head, Webster, Carey, Connolly, Starc, Lyon and Murphy. That gives you two frontline spin options, three part time spin options (Connolly, Webster and Head) and two seam options (Starc and Webster).Then if we’re looking at selection like that, Konstas might get tipped out.
Last time we toured SL, test one in Galle they served up a pitch where we bowled them out twice in about 70 overs combined with Head taking 4 for 10 in the second innings. A pitch like that and an extra bat who can bowl some handy left armers isn't crazy.Sorry but that's crazy. There are four players I'd have ahead of him as the third spinner and comfortably so. Kuhnemann (pending fitness), Tanveer, Swepson and Agar (in that order).