One month is gooddefault one month ...or if you really like you may keep it for ever
Not the hardest test for Kallis, weak attack and the wickets have been flat.Amazing how he's gone from so, so poor against England and Bangladesh to this. I thought he'd turn it around, but not so completely and comprehensively.
ya...the way he was batting today he might score century before lunch tommorrow if he is not outAmazing how he's gone from so, so poor against England and Bangladesh to this. I thought he'd turn it around, but not so completely and comprehensively.
Symonds apparently back by the New Zealand ODI series so if that is the case, he will tour the Republic and McDonald will not unless he does something remarkable.So Andrew McDonald - one Test wonder then?
ok one month so is it for this 3 test only ???One month is good
Conditions weren't particularly difficult previously either, didn't stop him looking horrible.Not the hardest test for Kallis, weak attack and the wickets have been flat.
More of a Darren Pattinson.So Andrew McDonald - one Test wonder then?
Different attack though and his record (by the way) in Australia is fine, averaged 50 in Aus before this series...Conditions weren't particularly difficult previously either, didn't stop him looking horrible.
He was comparing his performances on this tour to his form in England and Bangladesh, not to previous tours of Australia.Different attack though and his record (by the way) in Australia is fine, averaged 50 in Aus before this series...
Yeah, as Cribbage said.Different attack though and his record (by the way) in Australia is fine, averaged 50 in Aus before this series...
Oh ok! He was facing better bowling attacks and Lords aside the wickets were not as flat, also England did their homework and knew where to target Kallis, bowl full and look to bring him forward. Australians have just bowled back of a length to him.He was comparing his performances on this tour to his form in England and Bangladesh, not to previous tours of Australia.
With the kind of form the Aussie selectors are in, you never know, they might just develop a liking for his hair and he could end up being Australia' all-rounder in South Africa too....So Andrew McDonald - one Test wonder then?
Yup there wasn't much swing for him, but generally bowled a bit too much on the shorter side and was dispatched easily whenever he did that, he was slightly more effective whenever he pitched the ball up and troubled Smith in particular whenever he kept the ball full to him.I think Ian Chappell would make a good coach, it's just a shame that no one takes him seriously and just rubbish him straight up.
How was Bollinger today btw, just off cricinfo he seemed expensive, no swing perhaps?
Jan 6 to Feb 6 2008 is fine by me.ok one month so is it for this 3 test only ???
Indeed, this is exactly what I said after the 1st Test, that Australia's plans to Kallis have been diabolical. They should, as England did, be bowling fullish and straight to him. This woeful lack of planning is another reason why Tim Nielsen should not have been re-appointed Australian coach just last week.Oh ok! He was facing better bowling attacks and Lords aside the wickets were not as flat, also England did their homework and knew where to target Kallis, bowl full and look to bring him forward. Australians have just bowled back of a length to him.
Nah DWTA, they tried it in the first test and Kallis was driving off the front foot like a beast. England only owned him by getting it to swing late, unless Australia can get movement through the air they're just as well sticking everything on a length to Kallis.Indeed, this is exactly what I said after the 1st Test, that Australia's plans to Kallis have been diabolical. They should, as England did, be bowling fullish and straight to him.