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Should Shane Warne make a comeback???
- Thread starter smash84
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Debris
International 12th Man
Really? This is the best you could do?
benchmark00
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Haha, good from you, ****.
Blaze 18
Banned
You don't have to pick a spinner though, do you ? Like I mentioned in one of the Ashes threads, Australia will be better off with four fast bowlers.
smash84
The Tiger King
Not if all four bowlers were crap and England have not been as good against spin over the years as some of the other sides.
Blaze 18
Banned
If all four fast bowlers are crap, then why not bring back Glenn McGrath as well ?
smash84
The Tiger King
Did you see him in his wedding photograph???? The guy seems quite unfit unlike Warne who has been able to keep himself in the same shape as 3 years ago.
Lostman
State Captain
haha seen that on facebook/lamebook, was waiting for a chance to insult someone with this.
Blaze 18
Banned
Shane Warne is not even close to being "in the same shape as three years ago".
benchmark00
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David Warner iirc.
Goughy
Hall of Fame Member
Of course I want England to win and of course Warne is not the cricketer he was, however I am glad he isnt playing. Is a comeback good for Aussie cricket? I couldnt care less but from an English perspective, Im glad it will not happen. An Australia with a 50 yr old Warne is still a more scary proposition than anything else Aus have to offer in the spin dept. Do what your opponents dont want you to do and Im sure England would rather face parttime FC spinner of the week than Warne.
I must admit, Id hate to lose the Ashes but the best scenario if that happening would be Ponting dropped as captain with Warne returning to captain and bowl Australia to an unlikely recovery and series win.
I think, despite losing, that would make me smile. Not going to happen though.
I must admit, Id hate to lose the Ashes but the best scenario if that happening would be Ponting dropped as captain with Warne returning to captain and bowl Australia to an unlikely recovery and series win.
I think, despite losing, that would make me smile. Not going to happen though.
joels344
U19 Debutant
I would like to see Warney make a return, even though it's highly unlikely. It would be completely shocking and would add a great deal intimidation, just for him even being there. I don't see him doing as bad as their other bowlers, so I couldn't hurt anything for him to comeback. If he returns and gets an early wicket, this could do some good for Australia's mind-set.
smash84
The Tiger King
yes. THIS.Of course I want England to win and of course Warne is not the cricketer he was, however I am glad he isnt playing. Is a comeback good for Aussie cricket? I couldnt care less but from an English perspective, Im glad it will not happen. An Australia with a 50 yr old Warne is still a more scary proposition than anything else Aus have to offer in the spin dept. Do what your opponents dont want you to do and Im sure England would rather face parttime FC spinner of the week than Warne.
I must admit, Id hate to lose the Ashes but the best scenario if that happening would be Ponting dropped as captain with Warne returning to captain and bowl Australia to an unlikely recovery and series win.
I think, despite losing, that would make me smile. Not going to happen though.