Matthew Hayden
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a for effort
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Re: 'No signs of Hayden retiring'
Exactly. He's always struck me as a highly arrogant cricketer, but not being able to see the negative effect he's having on the team takes it to a whole new level
breeno;305374 said:
Exactly. He's always struck me as a highly arrogant cricketer, but not being able to see the negative effect he's having on the team takes it to a whole new level
the_socialite
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Re: 'No signs of Hayden retiring'
If he is named in the one day squad it would be nothing short of a disgrace.
If he is named in the one day squad it would be nothing short of a disgrace.
a for effort
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Re: 'No signs of Hayden retiring'
The Cricket Show guys all want Hayden to go to England. Jerks
EDIT: They want Klinger in for the one-dayers. Legends
EDIT2: Healy wants Steve Smith in the squad for the South African tour. Idiot
The Cricket Show guys all want Hayden to go to England. Jerks
EDIT: They want Klinger in for the one-dayers. Legends
EDIT2: Healy wants Steve Smith in the squad for the South African tour. Idiot
thommy_rissole
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Re: 'No signs of Hayden retiring'
Wouldn't read to much into it about Hayden, it's like your mum saying she has a beautiful baby, she has to because she is close to you.
a for effort;305460 said:
Wouldn't read to much into it about Hayden, it's like your mum saying she has a beautiful baby, she has to because she is close to you.
siddle2franklin
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Re: 'No signs of Hayden retiring'
We need some new blood to help refresh the team
unfortunatley it means hayden is gone
he had a great career and its time for someone to have a go
We need some new blood to help refresh the team
unfortunatley it means hayden is gone
he had a great career and its time for someone to have a go
thommy_rissole
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Re: 'No signs of Hayden retiring'
His stats aren't great with either bat nor ball.
I know we have to take some youth but let's get some youthful players who actually are doing alright at the moment Hughes, Warner, Heal, White, Marsh spring to mind.
Not a raw 19 year old with not much to back him up.
Mousey;305620 said:
His stats aren't great with either bat nor ball.
I know we have to take some youth but let's get some youthful players who actually are doing alright at the moment Hughes, Warner, Heal, White, Marsh spring to mind.
Not a raw 19 year old with not much to back him up.
crktluva
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Re: 'No signs of Hayden retiring'
spot on there tugga, but i dont thionk the selectors will show him that love. hope not anyway. time for new guns to come thru, or will jacques come staright back in if he performs in lead up games. theyd have to put him back in wouldnt they.
tugga1;305463 said:
spot on there tugga, but i dont thionk the selectors will show him that love. hope not anyway. time for new guns to come thru, or will jacques come staright back in if he performs in lead up games. theyd have to put him back in wouldnt they.
gbatman
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Re: Matthew Hayden
Hayden's fielding and batting isn't up to it. Every great player has an end and is no good if they are still playing at the end. He is done and Sydney should be his last test. Hughes is in red hot form and has more than earnt the opening spot. He must move on so the team can move on.
Hayden's fielding and batting isn't up to it. Every great player has an end and is no good if they are still playing at the end. He is done and Sydney should be his last test. Hughes is in red hot form and has more than earnt the opening spot. He must move on so the team can move on.
Re: 'No signs of Hayden retiring'
Didn't hear what Healy said, but if he thinks that, then he really is a knob. I like Steve Smith a lot, I think he's got plenty of potential and may be one to look out for in 2 or 3 years time, but so far he has not shown the confidence and maturity (which is to be expected, he's only 19) to be anywhere close to Test level.
He is also a better one day cricketer at the moment. If you HAD to play him, do it in the 50 (or even 20) over format.
Mousey;305620 said:
Didn't hear what Healy said, but if he thinks that, then he really is a knob. I like Steve Smith a lot, I think he's got plenty of potential and may be one to look out for in 2 or 3 years time, but so far he has not shown the confidence and maturity (which is to be expected, he's only 19) to be anywhere close to Test level.
He is also a better one day cricketer at the moment. If you HAD to play him, do it in the 50 (or even 20) over format.
Young Willi Lad
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Re: 'No signs of Hayden retiring'
I just want to touch on Shaun Marsh for a minute.
He did have an excellent IPL and start to his ODI career but his domestic and first class stats are pretty poor.
First-Class 51 matches 2755 runs at 34.01
Aus One-day dom 40 matches 1150 runs at 31.08
He is in no way ready to be a test openor and his one day stats suggest he shouldn't be in the 1day side either but he is so good luck to him because we need him to stand up.
thommy_rissole;305629 said:
I just want to touch on Shaun Marsh for a minute.
He did have an excellent IPL and start to his ODI career but his domestic and first class stats are pretty poor.
First-Class 51 matches 2755 runs at 34.01
Aus One-day dom 40 matches 1150 runs at 31.08
He is in no way ready to be a test openor and his one day stats suggest he shouldn't be in the 1day side either but he is so good luck to him because we need him to stand up.
Young Willi Lad
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Re: 'No signs of Hayden retiring'
While im at it. Hayden was not included in the ODI squad or twenty20 squad that was named. This is the best sign yet that the selectors have had enough.
This might be the end for the great opening batsmen.
While im at it. Hayden was not included in the ODI squad or twenty20 squad that was named. This is the best sign yet that the selectors have had enough.
This might be the end for the great opening batsmen.