FaaipDeOiad
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I think we need to consider the fact that picking three specialist bowlers might be the right move sometimes. If you look at the last game, Liam and I bowled a bit, and we rotated the two opening seamers and Halsey. That worked well, and doing that gives us extra depth in the batting which is worthwhile, while we still have five bowling options. I think as the season goes on we'll see how the team performs, and if we're struggling to bowl teams out then we'll look for an extra bowler, and if we're struggling for depth with the batting we might rely more on the all-rounders and bring in an extra bat.
I certainly don't think an attack with two of Demeza/Patrick/Collins, Halsey and two of Fuller/Camps/Popat is a weak one at all, it gives us five good bowling options while we still bat deep, and for the time being I think that's the side we should stick with. Once Halsey and Camps are gone, we'll need to re-assess things though, and if we are struggling with the ball we can look for a third seamer or a second spin option when needed.
I certainly don't think an attack with two of Demeza/Patrick/Collins, Halsey and two of Fuller/Camps/Popat is a weak one at all, it gives us five good bowling options while we still bat deep, and for the time being I think that's the side we should stick with. Once Halsey and Camps are gone, we'll need to re-assess things though, and if we are struggling with the ball we can look for a third seamer or a second spin option when needed.