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*Official* Australia vs West Indies - Frank Worrell Trophy 2022

Nintendo

Cricketer Of The Year
Slightly concerned that the Windies can't seem to take a wicket vs the equivalent of a grade line-up, but there only 1/135 so things could improve.
 

Nintendo

Cricketer Of The Year
Also, oliver davies with a run a ball ton against a basically full strength windies bowling attack is impressive, especially given that they've bowled basically no overs from the part timers. Hopefully he gets some shield game time for NSW this season, he's got a FAR higher ceiling then spuds like gilkes.
 

Starfighter

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Also, oliver davies with a run a ball ton against a basically full strength windies bowling attack is impressive, especially given that they've bowled basically no overs from the part timers. Hopefully he gets some shield game time for NSW this season, he's got a FAR higher ceiling then spuds like gilkes.
I'd very much consider Chase part timer standard. WI must be really rusty considering Davies is (or at least was) a terrible player of fast bowling.

That said if the pitch at Phillip Oval is anything like normal it's probably not bouncing much over stump height anyway.
 

Prince EWS

Global Moderator
Also, oliver davies with a run a ball ton against a basically full strength windies bowling attack is impressive, especially given that they've bowled basically no overs from the part timers. Hopefully he gets some shield game time for NSW this season, he's got a FAR higher ceiling then spuds like gilkes.
Maybe they should have - out to Brathwaite now :lol:
 

Nintendo

Cricketer Of The Year
I'd very much consider Chase part timer standard. WI must be really rusty considering Davies is (or at least was) a terrible player of fast bowling.

That said if the pitch at Phillip Oval is anything like normal it's probably not bouncing much over stump height anyway.
Thats roston "test 8fer" chase to you.


On a more serious not, was just excited that Davies managed to produce a run-a-ball ton batting 3 facing a decent quantity of overs from a test level 3 man pace attack. Would like to see if they tested him with the short ball at all, though.
 

Gob

International Coach
I think he found his form on srilankan tour, if not for run out in the first test he would have scored the century.
He was good in both Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Interested to see how he goes with this new setup. Maybe we'll see more off side strokes
 

Beamer

International Vice-Captain
Good Lord, every Aussie tour is the same. Go to bed with the team in decent shape, wake up and some grade cricket hack has scored a run a ball century against us :laugh: . This does not bode well.

Also shows up the spin selection madness. Chase got smashed. They were so desperate for an off spinner in Australia that they selected someone palpably inferior to the plethora of SLA options in the Caribbean.
 

Beamer

International Vice-Captain
Why would you want an off-spinner rather than a left-armer I don't get it
Ever since the 80's there is an obsession with off spinners in Australia, with very little evidence to back it up. Literally every set of selectors go down this route when faced with a tour of Australia. As if a crap off spinner is going to be a better option than a promising left arm spinner?
 

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