Would be a dire solution.Cribb to eat humble pie. McGain isn't up to it, won't matter though as we will probably play 4 quicks in the first test with North playing at 6.
Cribb to eat humble pie. McGain isn't up to it, won't matter though as we will probably play 4 quicks in the first test with North playing at 6.
Lucky their your spies, and not HJ's.My spies tell me this thread is going to the crap.
The difference is that LOLMcGain is 37 yrs old whilst Krejza has some time to improve. Persisting with a 37 yr old spinner is beyond belief.
Yeah, a warmup game on a flat pitch in undeniable proof of his quality or lackthereof...
FTR it wouldn't shock me one bit if McGain failed, and that has nothing to do with this tour game "evidence". He has a lot more chance of making a significant impact with the ball than any of the other spinners (or "spinners" in the cases of Hauritz and White) though.
Haha, chill. I'm just working you up!
Yeah, a warmup game on a flat pitch in undeniable proof of his quality or lackthereof...
FTR it wouldn't shock me one bit if McGain failed, and that has nothing to do with this tour game "evidence". He has a lot more chance of making a significant impact with the ball than any of the other spinners (or "spinners" in the cases of Hauritz and White) though.
That comment is unjustified when he hasn't been given a chance at international level.Persisting with a 37 yr old spinner is beyond belief.
Is there any point in doing so? Hauritz is the definition of mediocrity, he definitely doesn't match the need of a wicket taking spinner. Krejza is the only spinner that is capable of that.That comment is unjustified when he hasn't been given a chance at international level.
I think Australia are really desperate because Krezja and Hauritz are both rubbish. I wouldn't dream of debuting a 37-year old under any other circumstances, but I think they're biding their time, waiting for someone else to emerge and will just use McGain to get through their matches with minimum of damage.The difference is that LOLMcGain is 37 yrs old whilst Krejza has some time to improve. Persisting with a 37 yr old spinner is beyond belief.
I think Australia are really desperate because Krezja and Hauritz are both rubbish. I wouldn't dream of debuting a 37-year old under any other circumstances, but I think they're biding their time, waiting for someone else to emerge and will just use McGain to get through their matches with minimum of damage.