White himself is a more of a batsman who rolls his arms over, but he hasn't been able to do much with the bat, but there is no sense in going in with 8 out and out batsmen either, so if he were to replaced by anybody, then i guess Krezja was the only choice, but after seeing the way Krezja went in the tour game, obviously the Aussies didn't feel confident enough to pick him.
I said. Pretty much right. Not sure McGain would have made much of a difference tbh.
Yeah he would have, from whatever i have seen of him he is a very accurate leg-spinner and that's exactly the kind of spinner Australia need, a bloke like him could have tied one end up and build pressure up from one end letting the Aussie quicks attack from the other end, atm the Aussie quicks hardly have any respite as they are bowling most of the overs right through the day.
There isn't one, complete waste of time.
Precisely....its a case of Australia wanting the extra batting to ensure they don't lose the series and thereby the Border Gavaskar trophy rather than going all out to win it.
He's not our best spinner. And his efforts show what happens when you get too clever about selecting bowlers on the basis of their batting, or their other non-bowling attributes. Casson or Kresja should be playing ahead of him here.
He's barely even a spinner, let alone our best.
Making a lot of assumption there, especially given Warne, the greatest leg spinner of all time didn't have an amazing record in India. Also, when Warne did bowl in India he was younger than 36 and had played a lot more tests.
Haha, where'd you hear this? If true, a hilarious bit of baiting from GG. Loving him so much.
haha, it's one of those times
