Molehill
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From what I saw in the U19's World Cup, Beardman didn't exactly look like the next Cummins. As you mentioned previously, Vidler looked like the real talent.
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*Official* Australia limited overs tour of Scotland and England 2024
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TheJediBrah
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Lol those are awful comparisons and you know it. Lyon and Cummins were exceptionally good and international standard despite their lack of games, and first choice players for their respective states. Beardman isn't even close. This is not the same thing.
There's an argument to be made that it's not a bad selection decision because "potential" and "giving experience" etc., even if I disagree, but the comparison to Lyon and Cummins is not one
mackembhoy
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Hull injured and Livingstone replaces in him squad.
LangleyburyCCPlayer
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AFL is the one thing more pointless than random bilaterals, zzz
LangleyburyCCPlayer
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They mean little in and of themselves, but seeing as the format has been massively marginalised, especially at domestic level, they are pretty important for those who are playing
Aussie highest ODI averages (SR) for batsmen in the squad
Smith - 43.91 (87.41)
Head - 42.05 (102.56)
Green - 39.42 (81.77)
Labuschagne - 37.63 (83.04)
Marsh - 36.10 (96.18)
Maxwell - 35.40 (126.91)
Carey - 32.98 (88.40)
McGurk - 25.50 (221.73)
Inglis - 22.83 (105.11)
Short - 17.33 (77.61)
Hardie - 10.33 (67.39)
That's a lot of bats for an ODI squad. Lowest 4 still have something to prove
Smith - 43.91 (87.41)
Head - 42.05 (102.56)
Green - 39.42 (81.77)
Labuschagne - 37.63 (83.04)
Marsh - 36.10 (96.18)
Maxwell - 35.40 (126.91)
Carey - 32.98 (88.40)
McGurk - 25.50 (221.73)
Inglis - 22.83 (105.11)
Short - 17.33 (77.61)
Hardie - 10.33 (67.39)
That's a lot of bats for an ODI squad. Lowest 4 still have something to prove
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LangleyburyCCPlayer
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Positively Boycottian, Baz disapproves
Hungry Llama
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JY is fit? thats so unusual, they should fly him over ASAP before hes injured again. Pretty good record against england.
Even if Beardman doesnt get a game, i hope he grows a beard not just a limp tache. A big one like Neser has or had.
For England, is John Turner still fit? didnt appear in the T20s.
TheJediBrah
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Why do you keep putting Carey over Inglis, he hasn't bee in the ODI side for over a year since he was dropped at the start of the World Cup. Bit weird that Carey's even in the squad IMO
That's not what's unusual. Even if Jhye wasn't fit there's like 50 quicks ahead of Beardman in the pecking order
I listed all squad bats in order of average so yes Carey was listed ahead of Inglis
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Fair enough
Just noticed you did the same thing earlier and wanted to tell you you were wrong on the internet
GoodAreasShane
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Pretty sure the plan with Jhye from WA is to take the cotton wool approach, really ease him back in slowly. So he was probably never really a realistic prospect for this tour
As for Beardman, yeah him being in contention isn't what I would have done at this point in his career. Notionally he's only supposed there as a travelling reserve as opposed to in the squad proper, but with the way things have gone with injuries the odds of them needing to call him up for a dayboo are short indeed
That being said however I do genuinely believe him and Vidler (who has a groin issue at the moment) to be a couple of the brightest pace prospects Australia has had in a while, but yeah this feels too early to me
As for Beardman, yeah him being in contention isn't what I would have done at this point in his career. Notionally he's only supposed there as a travelling reserve as opposed to in the squad proper, but with the way things have gone with injuries the odds of them needing to call him up for a dayboo are short indeed
That being said however I do genuinely believe him and Vidler (who has a groin issue at the moment) to be a couple of the brightest pace prospects Australia has had in a while, but yeah this feels too early to me
mackembhoy
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I really can't get up for a white ball international games outside of a tournament these days.
Even then I thought both previous World Cups were largely poor, far too many one sided games.
Enjoyed the New York games for the fact they were bowler friendly and not just slogathons like plenty of T20 end up as.
I'm just sad my pal couldn't swing me hospitality for Durham next week. I'd have been there with bells on.
CartyDurham
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Hoping that all the odis are full games
I think Australia will win the series but I’m hoping some of the England players have great series
I’m off on a holiday so missing the game at CLS which I made a rookie error in planning and didn’t check dates
I’m not sure on this but could Australia have lost every game they’ve played there ? Definitely lost in the 2013 test, I can’t remember the white ball games
I think Australia will win the series but I’m hoping some of the England players have great series
I’m off on a holiday so missing the game at CLS which I made a rookie error in planning and didn’t check dates
I’m not sure on this but could Australia have lost every game they’ve played there ? Definitely lost in the 2013 test, I can’t remember the white ball games
Cricinfo match page says the Aussie squad have been hit by the virus that took Marsh out of the 2nd T20. Says several senior players affected.
All set for Beardman debut due to half the squad being sick
It also says Inglis hasn't been training due to quad soreness, so Carey might be needed after all?
All set for Beardman debut due to half the squad being sick
It also says Inglis hasn't been training due to quad soreness, so Carey might be needed after all?
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TheJediBrah
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Slap in the face of domestic cricketers if trueAll set for Beardman debut due to half the squad being sick
Being an ODI I don't remember this but last game of Aus vs Eng at Trent Bridge England scored 6-481. Wow! Lucky Rashid is the only England player left from that game (Head and Maxwell also played)
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ENG vs AUS Cricket Scorecard, 3rd ODI at Nottingham, June 19, 2018
Get cricket scorecard of 3rd ODI, ENG vs AUS, AUS in ENG 2018 at Trent Bridge, Nottingham dated June 19, 2018.
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Reports are that Maxwell, Starc & Hazlewood have the virus and are unlikely to play. The team cricinfo posted seems to make more sense now
Australia: (possible) 1 Travis Head, 2 Mitchell Marsh (capt), 3 Steven Smith, 4 Cameron Green, 5 Marnus Labuschagne, 6 Josh Inglis/Alex Carey (wk), 7 Glenn Maxwell/Matthew Short, 8 Sean Abbott, 9 Mitchell Starc/Ben Dwarshuis, 10 Adam Zampa, 11 Josh Hazlewood/Aaron Hardie
Australia: (possible) 1 Travis Head, 2 Mitchell Marsh (capt), 3 Steven Smith, 4 Cameron Green, 5 Marnus Labuschagne, 6 Josh Inglis/Alex Carey (wk), 7 Glenn Maxwell/Matthew Short, 8 Sean Abbott, 9 Mitchell Starc/Ben Dwarshuis, 10 Adam Zampa, 11 Josh Hazlewood/Aaron Hardie