I always thoughPakistan were the one team who figured out Mendis quicker than anyone else.Yeah at the start of his career, when he did well against everyone.
That was what I remembered tooI always thoughPakistan were the one team who figured out Mendis quicker than anyone else.
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Ahem. Hafeez is one of the best opening bowlers in the world.When you consider that Pakistan's opening bowlers are pretty average
Dilshan is right-handed, so that won't work.
I guess Thirimanne might play, but he'd have to last an over to face Hafeez with the new pill.
In terms of matches no. But in terms of time yes. But that is mainly cus they played so much at the start of his career.I always thoughPakistan were the one team who figured out Mendis quicker than anyone else.
Anyway, the more important issue is that you should post more.
Didn't Pakistan play him quite easily in the 2008 Asia Cup when he was tying everyone else in knots?In terms of matches no. But in terms of time yes. But that is mainly cus they played so much at the start of his career.
Ahem. Hafeez is one of the best opening bowlers in the world.
I thought they struggled in general that series, apart from a couple spells. He owned India more, but Pakistan didn't look too comfortable that series.Didn't Pakistan play him quite easily in the 2008 Asia Cup when he was tying everyone else in knots?
Mahela's ever-persistent problems outside the off stump against the moving ball makes him too vulnerable at the top. Besides we need his experience in the middle order. I'm all for trying Mathews as an opener though, he's much better at handling pace and doesn't look all that comfy against spinners. Somehow has to get Chandimal in, but PJ should be the keeper at least on spinning home tracks.If Mahela opens, it leaves a spare batting spot for Chandimal and allows up to play Prasanna as keeper.
I doubt Mendis will play Tests, but he is good chance of making the ODI squad. We really need look to find a long term replacement for Herath and not be left with short term replacement like Herath is for Murali. Though Randiv and Senanayake are probably ahead of him the current rankings.
Only one match was played between the two teams, and his figures of 10-0-47-4 suggest otherwise. Tracks were flat as BTW.Didn't Pakistan play him quite easily in the 2008 Asia Cup when he was tying everyone else in knots?