Kram81
Well-Known Member
Try and remain as objective as possible but it's admittedly no easy at times as a human.We all have biases for and against, what are yours? Or do you studiously have none?
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Try and remain as objective as possible but it's admittedly no easy at times as a human.We all have biases for and against, what are yours? Or do you studiously have none?
Not so sure about Warner, runs in the Ryobi Cup at Nth Sydney and how they compare with runs at the international level, ..... maybe 50 %........ it all depends on how people perform at Shield level before the first test. I like the chances of both Finch and Maxwell, if they can only score runs Warner and Lyon are in trouble.
Finch's first-class record is pretty poor though...
Try and remain as objective as possible but it's admittedly no easy at times as a human.
You blokes never gave him a chance by making him open which isn't his batting positionDo you want Ronchi back now?
Just for the record >
Aaron Finch's 1st class average is 29.56
I simply do not believe in Warner as an opener for test cricket. Still believe he could be a game changer settled at 6. ODI's different.
Still can not buy into Haddin, he is just crap, surely we have someone better than this.
Rogers
Hughes
Watson
Clarke (c)
Smith
Warner
Haddin ????
Faulkner
Siddle
Harris
Lyon
Finch's stats in last season's Sheffield Shield was 68 runs at 11.33 with a highest score of 34 although he only batted six times in four matches. Should be nowhere near a test call-up, then again neither should Warner.
Not wanting to be give the Poms much of a look at Ahmed is probably behind that selection. Taking 6/68 for Victoria today against WA wont do his chances any harm.Holland as the spinner over Ahmed? Good call.
At this stage I'd just about have Ahmed as favourite to play at the GABBA in front of Lyon. Rightly or wrongly, the selectors obviously don't rate Lyon when he was dropped for a spinner as innocuous as Doherty in India and then give a 19 year old 1st crack ahead of him in the Ashes.
Yeah I agree unless Ahmed does something special and we should stick with Lyon but with the selectors obviously not 100% confident in him and loving wrist spinners I think there is a very decent chance he will replace Lyon at the GABBA.Lyon is clearly our best spinner and i would be disappointed if he was shafted again because the selectors have another fit of fancy.