Yes, if he doesn't tour this winter he'd be entitled to wonder exactly what he has to do to get the nod.You would like to think Burns now has the weight of runs to force his way in.
Since neither of these two decisions is the correct one we can be assured that it is what the ECB will do.Talk is they will continue to back Jennings as the left-handed opener and Denly is favoured to partner him.
And absolutely nobody would be surprisedSince neither of these two decisions is the correct one we can be assured that it is what the ECB will do.
Somerset will hope that you're right. As thing stand, the game could be over by mid-afternoon on Day 2, which is never a good look. Maybe Somerset's lower order getting them to 192 will save their bacon if the pitch inspectors are called in.I must say having watched the highlights that the Taunton pitch didn't look 22 wickets bad. Certainly a good amount of turn but there were some dire dismissals and it looked like most of the batsmen were simply not good enough.
The points they are docked should be given to their poor opponents, who have been robbed of the opportunity to get maximum batting points and a draw (no s******ing please)Somerset doing themselves no favours by struggling to chase down 78.
Wouldn't be surprised if they were docked points this time. They've been very close in the past. Bit easier to dock them points now with a few games to go, rather than the last game of the season as it was the last couple of years.