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*Official* Australia in India 2010

NasserFan207

International Vice-Captain
Maybe. But they only get 3 or so years, and then they have had it. Hussey is the perfect example.
But Hussey came into the team at the right time.

Basically, Australia will always have the best team available (theoretically). It does mean that players may end up with less outstanding records, but the team as a whole benefits.

I think Smith should be looking to replace Hauritz, and there isn't enough evidence to say he should yet.
 
But Hussey came into the team at the right time.

Basically, Australia will always have the best team available (theoretically). It does mean that players may end up with less outstanding records, but the team as a whole benefits.

I think Smith should be looking to replace Hauritz, and there isn't enough evidence to say he should yet.
Yeh well unfortunately Australia doesn't have the best team available. Maybe if Aus management did exactly what you suggest it would work, but they don't (e.g. why is hussey, north still in the team etc.). So they might as well experiment even further by giving younger players some REAL experience.
 

GotSpin

Hall of Fame Member
Yeh well unfortunately Australia doesn't have the best team available. Maybe if Aus management did exactly what you suggest it would work, but they don't (e.g. why is hussey, north still in the team etc.). So they might as well experiment even further by giving younger players some REAL experience.
So they can fail and we look like Pakistan with our batting?
 

honestbharani

Whatever it takes!!!
Hmmm, firstly I wonder why Zaheer was calling Laxman "Usain Bolt" when it was Raina that ran Ricky out.

Secondly, looking at the video of it, all the Indian team are stood in one group, and Harbhajan is about yard away from Zaheer.
which is why Harby said I m telling u what Zak told me after the incident coz I was not there when it happened..



Really guys.. Harby may not be great but he is only as **** as Watson, Ponting, Clarke and the rest..
 

NasserFan207

International Vice-Captain
Yeh well unfortunately Australia doesn't have the best team available. Maybe if Aus management did exactly what you suggest it would work, but they don't (e.g. why is hussey, north still in the team etc.). So they might as well experiment even further by giving younger players some REAL experience.
Agreed, thats why I said theoretically. Not sure whats going on tbh. Its not very 'australian' at all.
 

Cevno

Hall of Fame Member
Was a very good low catch by Pujara off paine!!
Staying low made it look easier.

Btw,what is he doing in silly point as a sub?
 

GotSpin

Hall of Fame Member
Two options. They fail, and we look like Pakistan with out batting (Whats new, have a look at this innings?). Or they succeed and we have future prospects for years to come.
Batsmen should never be rushed into a team unless they're ready. While I agree there should be changes to our batting, Smith isn't the answer. There are other better batsmen available
 

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