So did Englands 3-2 win over Australia wash off their 5-0 loss in Australia, Australia losing a couple of series overseas is no biggie, it has to happen and that's how cricket works. Sometimes you are the windscreen and sometimes you are the bug.
Sorry should I have written "all". OK Australia have not won any matches or series away from the flat decks especially prepared for them . Happy now.
consistently? need to look up your definition for that champ. And Australia are taking 20 wickets in the vast majority of games. Other than Aus the number of times "teams" have scored 500-600 per 5 recently has been, like, once iirc. If that.
Tbh they haven't had an trouble winning in Sri Lanka, New Zealand or South Africa recently. In fact haven't even come close to not-winning in any of those countries in the entire time I've been watching cricket, over 15 years.
NOt that hard to get, realy.
Don't forget the West Indies, Australia have only lost away series in a "couple" of places being India and England. they have also lost one series in a neutral venue. Apparently this is all the curators fault.
Yeah lots of draws, 9 I think.
It's funny because judging by posts on this forum you'd think Australia were the worst touring side in the history of the game, but realistically they're not even the worst currently. In fact they're the second best.
OK whatever you say.
No team travels well nowadays barring SA (which has just recently changed).. And having a home advantage is also nothing new. It's just that OZ wickets make their batsmen look lot better than they actually are ( as proven by their oversea records). If they create wickets with some life in it (like the last one vs NZ), less people would be dissatisfied
Kane Williamson averages over 60 in NZ and 30 in England 36 in India and 10 in SA. and all at SR of 40 Are people dissatisfied with KW. I don't know which Australian batsmen you are talking about but if Voges had a bad series in England do we call all Aussies bats poor, look at India when they played a five test series in "England, all their batsmen failed, at least some of the Aussie bats scored.
