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**Official** Australia in Bangladesh

pasag

pasag

RTDAS
They want to get all the unexperianced bowlers out of the way, try them out, before the Banladeshis start slogging. Also as Hogg has proved in the past two games, he excells against the lower order. Good planning by Gilly.
 
aussie

aussie

Hall of Fame Member
FaaipDeOiad said:
Johnson was impressive again. I think he's had a very promising series, and you'd expect him to be in the Champions Trophy squad at least.

Dorey was pretty good too. It's the first time in his ODI career he's been able to bowl with the new ball, and when he gets it to swing he looks very dangerous. Obviously he's got to bowl a lot better with the old ball to get a place in the ODI team in the long term though.
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Yea i would have Johnson in the CT squad at least, if he keeps improving into the VB series i wont mind having him the WC squad either as the 4th seamer behind McGrath/Lee/Bracken, although that would be tough on Clark/Tait & Dizzy who probably are better OD bowlers than him, but if it does come down to that, it will be a nice headache to have.

Dorey did look pretty dangerous with the new ball, but he still looks like a more suited test match bowler.
 
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pasag

pasag

RTDAS
All out for 124. Bloody shame. Worst batting ever sepecially against such an inexperianced attack. I thought they were good at ODI's. That was really really bad.
 
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