He's injured anyway so won't have had much cricket. Don't much rate the chances of a wrist spinner over there. I'm not a huge fan of Agar as a test bowler generally, but if there's decent turn he might offer something more than Swepson as he bowls quite flat. Agree though that neither option is particularly great.
Todd Murphy would be the bold pick but modern logic would dictate you're better off having 2 different style spinners
I haven't turned on him so much as I'm not sold on his MO for Indian conditions.
I don't think he was ever rated that highly by most people tbh. He bowls way too many bad balls and would get destroyed in India. He's a less crazy choice for Tests in Aus.
the problem is too it feels like the bad ones don't come due to a lack of consistency or something that can be trained out, his style is to bowl really flat which isn't good at this level especially away to india tbh
You can almost guarantee that you're going to get a couple of half-trackers early in his spell and pencil yourself in for 8 to 12 free runs
That's fair, he bowls a fair amount of bad balls, and the indian batsmen will smash them around for fun.
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