Watling is hopeful of returning to duties behind the stumps in the second-round match against the Central Stags in Whangarei next Wednesday, and perhaps even in Sunday's opening-round fixture against the Wellington Firebirds at the same venue. The second test against the Windies is in Watling's hometown of Hamilton, from next Saturday.
Don't worry, if Ferguson keeps up this form he should be a good chance of making the test side in another 18-24 months.Seems like another typically conservative weak selection on the face of it. Henry who averages 50 in Test cricket, with just one good outing against top opposition 9 months ago vs. a guy who's not only in red-hot form, but troubled pretty much all of the Windies batsmen in the warm-up game.
Unlike the Aussie selectors who dropped Renshaw for Bancroft, not that Renshaw had been that poor, but simply because Bancroft looked in better form.
Why do you say selfishly? Presumably you want to see him because you know he's express, which adds that extra element of excitement, but also that he's been in absolutely devastating form.while I'd selfishly love fergie steaming in with the new ball, it's about time Henry got given a solid go with the new pill. been dicked around so much.
Just sums up NZ cricket of late. Whether it's strange decisions upon winning the toss, choking from winning positions, the shortsightedness of our administrators in replacing scheduled Tests for T20s, or our selections. we just seem to miss the boat.Don't worry, if Ferguson keeps up this form he should be a good chance of making the test side in another 18-24 months.
That's probably when we play our next test series after this summer.Don't worry, if Ferguson keeps up this form he should be a good chance of making the test side in another 18-24 months.
Wow, thanks for the vid. Good pace and bounce. They'll probably play Al Jo or Reifer in front of Bishoo (please lord not Cummins, he has proven substandard in the extreme). Haven't seen it confirmed anywhere though.One for Beamer and co. if the WI attack is still up for debate, rather than being confirmed somewhere already.