A couple of them even mentioned Michael Bevanage_master said:Ch 9 commentary team veiws:
A couple of them even mentioned Michael Bevanage_master said:Ch 9 commentary team veiws:
I think they're dead right. For about 5 years I've been saying Bevan is more suited to Tests. His First Class average is a "handy" 55. He just didn't fire when he had the chance. But if a second chance is given I think he'll do well. I mean his style of play just suits Tests perfectly. He used to be bad agaisnt the short ball but now he's pulling brilliantly and doesn't seem to have too much trouble with it.iamdavid said:A couple of them even mentioned Michael Bevan
*recalls just how poorly the West Indies played him in that match*krkode said:Yeah, Bevan would make a great player, I think. He can even bowl, no? *looks at Bevan's 10 wicket haul* :wow:
Doesnt make any sense what' so ever.Eclipse said:Yeah I know but at test level batting at number six he is not going to make many big big scores especialy batting at the speed he does.
And he does get out early alot!
He does not look as solid at the crease or as technicaly correct as Clark and in all the test inning's he has playd were he has scored over 50 he has been droped at least once.
I suppose you might say I just have not been very impressed by him.
lol dident you see that game?Craig said:
If he's so slow then why did he make a double 100 in one-day against England?
Good then dont ask me a question you should allready know the answere to.Craig said:I did.
No I have no problem with deffensive or slightly deffensive batsman but IMO they should bat higher than number six so they have time to make hundred's.Craig said:Yeah Clarke made a styleish 50 and North made a 30-odd.
Anyway does he need to be an all out aggressor like Clarke?
Yep but there is no way Ponting is going to give up his number 3 spot.Craig said:Ideally he should bat at 3 or 4, but there is no chance of batting at number 3 for Love.
Unless ponting decides he wants to bat at 4.