More or less my side though would prefer Latham in the middle order. On board with the idea of Nicholls opening.
Yeah, some of the recent selections, or non-selections, have been questionable imo. You'd think de Grandhomme would've been picked for the first ODI given the lengthy break he'd just had. Then he was overlooked again for game 3 - wtf?? And how must Matt Henry be feeling about the selectors repeatedly ignoring him? Meanwhile, they persist with the consistently non-performing Munro (who Williamson doesn't seem to want to give a bowl - so he ain't exactly performing in that discipline either). Any optimism I had before this series that we were on the right track has well and truly evaporated.
If that's the reason for his continued non-selection, why was he even picked (and retained) in this squad? Regardless of the usual platitudes about doing what's best for the team, I doubt he'll be feeling that chuffed about being a full-time nets bowler.
They must really like his personality IMO.
Well Mike you see after 3 games where the batting totally failed, the answer is to swap the bowlers around and see which one is the lucky talisman that will ensure Munro scores runs.
no bumrah. also no pandya who allow kulcha.
Haha what is this expression? I know what kulcha is but it doesn't fit there to me at all.
portmanteau of kuldeep chahal. also a mocking term for "culture" as used by conservative right wingers eg "premarital *** is against indian kulcha"
Ah that makes sense. I thought you were talking about flatbread.
Kuldeep "Flatbread" Chahal
Well they are two entirely different players, but I might use Flatbread when I have to refer to them collectively now.
Its supposed to mean that too.The double meaning is the whole point of the Kulcha name
Yeah I figured that after the explanation, but I initially thought "allow kulcha" was some sort of interesting idiom like "go bananas" or "easy as pie" are in English.
Mostly an accurate assessment. Bumrah playing in the Aus ODI series would have made a massive difference. The likes of Khaleel who replaced him turned out to be duds. But then, Smith and Warner were missing as well.
