RossTaylorsBox
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Ali strikes at over 100 in both ODI and list A cricket. Had you seen him bat before you made this judgement? I've no idea how you reached it.I conflated tests and ODIs a bit there...obviously Watson is a handy ODI player.
Where England are going with their ODI game, I don't think Ali and Taylor fit. They want players who can build an innings and get big scores but can do it at a strike rate approaching 100.
It was a comment based more on his ODI average of 33.Ali strikes at over 100 in both ODI and list A cricket. Had you seen him bat before you made this judgement? I've no idea how you reached it.
I think it's in context, you contradicted yourself over and over in a post where you claimed to be defending McLeakinruns - the quotes highlight your inconsistency and hyperbole.skyliner you seem a bit obsessed with quoting me, and not always in context.
Brilliant.I'm sure Kane would only be lead astray if you dressed up a woman like a Gray-Nicholls.
I'll email it to Smithy and he can report it during the next game.Just found some truly astonishing similarities between the later career of Mitch McClenaghan and England's Jade Dernbach.
McClenghan had an extraordinarily good start to his career, then from 1 January 2014 he basically became Jade Dernbach - check this out:
Jade Dernbach ODI career: 24 matches / 31 wickets / economy rate 6.35
McClenaghan since 1/1/2014: 24 matches / 30 wickets / economy rate 6.43
Since McClenaghan became 'Mitch Dernbach', he's performed at a marginally sub-JadeDernbach level, as the above stats attest.
Amazing, given his brother is one of the least likeable humans on the planet.So likeable for a fast bowler. I hope Tim doesn't lead Corey, Kane and Trent astray from their current lifestyle.
Keep with the same team dynamic as much as possible, it's working for England. Taylor's ODI S/R is 75, he'd slow things down batting in Root's spot at 3. England's moved past that game-plan of consolidating then having a later innings charge. Now it's charge from ball 1 all the way through. Root scores big and at a fast S/R at 3.If they want to keep to the same team as much as possible it makes more sense to play Bairstow as a poor man's Buttler than bringing in Taylor to bat at #3 or something.
I don't really think the trade off is worth it but it makes sense
145kph one ball 125kph the next, steep bounce, poor radar.So Mathieson has a pretty shaky domestic record. What's his deal? Cricinfo have him as right-arm medium which is usually what they put if they don't know
who isn't145kph one ball 125kph the next, steep bounce, poor radar.
was the top wicket taker iirc last 50 over comp, but he also went around the park. talented but very very raw.
mewho isn't
Right time, right place for him.Andrew Mathieson? Blimey.