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*Official* Australia in India 2023

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AnthonyC

School Boy/Girl Cricketer
Lots to be worked out at the toss...
Does selecting which pitch occur before or after the toss? Does Modi get a say in which pitch? Does the giant image of Modi on the grass need to be moved if we change pitches at the toss....
 
The_CricketUmpire

The_CricketUmpire

State 12th Man
duffer said:
Did everyone in Shield cricket promise to never bowl bouncers at Bevan or something?
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I'm sure he faced many bouncers at First-Class level. He gets a game at Test level more regularly if he was playing nowdays. The bouncer excuse...it may have been an issue but it was because of the depth that he couldn't get a look in during thst time for Test cricket for Australia.
 
Molehill

Molehill

Cricketer Of The Year
The_CricketUmpire said:
This is a list of batsman I have compiled from that very strong era (1990s to early/mid 2000s) who either played little to no Test cricket for Australia. Below is their First-Class record.

Jamie Siddons: 11,587 @ 44.91

Jamie Cox: 18,614 @ 42.69

Stuart Law: 27,080 @ 50.52

Micheal Bevan: 19,147 @ 57.32

Martin Love: 16,952 @ 49.85

Darren Lehmann: 25,795 @ 57.83

Matthew Elliot: 17,251 @ 47.00

David Hussey: 14,280 @ 52.50

Jimmy Maher: 13,149 @ 38.78

Andrew Symonds: 14,477 @ 42.20

Tom Moody: 21,001 @ 46.25

Brad Hodge: 17,084 @ 48.81

Michael Di Venuto: 25,200 @ 45.90
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You could even add Mike Hussey to that list, given he was 30 in 2005 when he finally made his Test debut and had been playing FC Cricket for a decade.
 
The_CricketUmpire

The_CricketUmpire

State 12th Man
Molehill said:
You could even add Mike Hussey to that list, given he was 30 in 2005 when he finally made his Test debut and had been playing FC Cricket for a decade.
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Yeah you're right I could of had him on that list. I left him off the list because he ended up playing a lot of Test cricket.
 
silentstriker

silentstriker

The Wheel is Forever
AnthonyC said:
Lots to be worked out at the toss...
Does selecting which pitch occur before or after the toss? Does Modi get a say in which pitch? Does the giant image of Modi on the grass need to be moved if we change pitches at the toss....
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Is this real life that the Indian team management will decide which pitch to play on the day of the match? I have never heard of that happening anywhere else. Is that a thing that happens and I’m not aware of it? Seems very “icky” on its face.
 
honestbharani

honestbharani

Whatever it takes!!!
Daemon said:
I really don't think that's a thing.

What's icky is the fact that Modi is doing the coin toss at a ground named after him. ****ing politicians.
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And when it comes to Indian politicians, the word shame really has no meaning.

Here is a cameo of actor/politician MGR playing a lead in a movie and also cameo-ing as the real life political version of himself as a big philanthropist. ??


https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=864606134773431&id=100004445760011
 
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AnthonyC

School Boy/Girl Cricketer
To be fair Australia named a sporting arena after a pollie....
Harold Holt Memorial Swimming Pool

(For non Australians, Holt drowned whilst in office.)
 
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Socerer 01

International Captain
the political drama is getting unbelievable now they have a chariot to take Modi and Albo around the ground before match
 
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