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***Official*** Australia vs New Zealand ODIs 2016/17

Zinzan

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Stoinis and Head. For shame, NZ.
Lol, you're loving this no lose situation aren't you?

If NZ get up- Ah they should have hammered these useful spuds, If Aust win - Haha you lost to these useless spuds.

Good position to be in.
 

SteveNZ

Cricketer Of The Year
not to excuse that shot, but why the **** did we send munro in ahead of neesham with 25 overs to go?
Good point when you consider the runs Jimmy made in Australia.

These guys need to bat to 45+. Santner isn't up to much at international level with the bat (sorry Howsie but he's not), Tim might smite 2 sixes and get out then it's two genuine bunnies.
 

wellAlbidarned

International Coach
He played well at 4 against this bowling attack recently, so it is a fair question.
I'm assuming it's beacuse munro is playing as a specialist bat while neesham is expected to bowl, but it shows a real lack a thought in planning given neesham has shown far more aptitude in building longer innings.
 

Spark

Global Moderator
Lol, you're loving this no lose situation aren't you?

If NZ get up- Ah they should have hammered these useful spuds, If Aust win - Haha you lost to these useless spuds.

Good position to be in.
At least lose wickets to the good bowlers ffs.
 

Mike5181

International Captain
I'm assuming it's beacuse munro is playing as a specialist bat while neesham is expected to bowl, but it shows a real lack a thought in planning given neesham has shown far more aptitude in building longer innings.
I could understand that rationale if he was a Ferguson type bowler that dies after 2 overs, but he's not that bad, so bowling workload shouldn't really be factor in determining whether a guy should bat 6 or 7 in ODIs.
 

wellAlbidarned

International Coach
I could understand that rationale if he was a Ferguson type bowler that dies after 2 overs, but he's not that bad, so bowling workload shouldn't really be factor in determining whether a guy should bat 6 or 7 in ODIs.
its weird cos werent hesson and co all about flexibility in the middle order six months ago?
 

_Ed_

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Turns out all NZ grounds are in fact 'bad grounds for catching', it wasn't just NZ and Bangladesh recently :happy:
I feel a bit sorry for Handscomb - probably didn't even know he would be keeping in this game until this morning. But he has had a bit of a mare.
 

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