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**Official** Group A Discussion

ajdude

ajdude

International Coach
>voges or marsh to go out
>glenn maxwell walks in
>world's biggest troll james brayshaw to suddenly appear
>"the big show" en masse
 
Maximas

Maximas

Cricketer Of The Year
With Faulkner at 8, I'd be tempted to say the batting is slightly stronger, I don't rate Australia's ODI bowlers.
 
Spark

Spark

Global Moderator
Prince EWS said:
Yeah; as Spark always points out - it's not so much the individual strike rates that matter but the partnership run rate. His last 25 runs would've taken 60+ balls though which definitely suggests he should've been giving Voges more strike once Australia got into a better position, even if he wasn't threatening the bowling much himself.

Minor critcisms when you come in at 10/2 and build too good partnerships though; it was a good knock.
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Yeah, had the partnership and hence the team been motoring on nicely there would've been no issue, but we did slow down in that period considerably.

Still, we're on track for a respectable score here.
 
Cabinet96

Cabinet96

Hall of Fame Member
vandem said:
Agree. IMHO the trick with a part-timer is to take them off 1 over before they get hit. 1 KW over in the powerplay (with offspin at the other end) was enough.
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That's all good in theory; but how do you know when they're suddenly going to get hit?
 
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