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**Official** 2nd Test @Adelaide, 6th-10th December

morgieb

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Ouch.

I don't care how good he was, if we actually had batting depth he'd be first out of the team at this point. Has he even done anything apart from that Brisbane Test (where Australia still lost) in the last 18 months?
 

Nintendo

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Ouch.

I don't care how good he was, if we actually had batting depth he'd be first out of the team at this point. Has he even done anything apart from that Brisbane Test (where Australia still lost) in the last 18 months?
Last serious contribution was in England. 2 match winning hundreds and twin 50's to nearly get australia over the line in the 5th test. Khawaja in a similar boat.
 

Gnske

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Watching JFM on the other stream just to see what its like to have a batsman with intent in this country against world class bowling (Gabe Bell and Larry Neil-Smith)
 

Shady Slim

International Coach
workshopping a new take to make everyone really mad:
you can say travis head is a hack, you can say travis head is good. you can say bazball’s hackish, you can say it’s good. but you can’t say one is good and the other not. put another way, head was an early adopter of the t20 aggressive batting at the test level to steamroll and demoralise bowling attacks approach which baz had copied and brought as a team wide ethos to the english squad. should call it headball bc he was doing it first.
 

morgieb

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Last serious contribution was in England. 2 match winning hundreds and twin 50's to nearly get australia over the line in the 5th test. Khawaja in a similar boat.
It's tough to determine who'd be in the most trouble out of the two. On the one hand, Khawaja arguably looks worse and his rep is nowhere near as strong. But up until the Ashes Khawaja was killing it, and it's also harder to find replacement openers than middle-order bats.

Ultimately, I can't see either of them being dropped. But if Australia go 2-0 down, there'll definitely be questions asked especially if Marnus has a good knock here.
 

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