T.J.Hooker II
Club Captain
- Joined
- Dec 8, 2022
If the Ashes are drawn they should award them to another team at random, complete with ceremony and open top bus tour.
more like thisme on the day Michael Neser becomes a test regular:
This is such a weird take and I've been seeing it all over the place.The "retaining the Ashes" thing is a bit of a stupid concept in itself. If a team wins the Ashes and then the other team gets to their level and ties every series for 12 years, it'll go down as one team holding the Ashes for 12 years. It's just letting teams rest on their laurels.
me on the day Michael Neser becomes a test regular:
(I will never be this much happy in my life)
I’ll never understand how Australia hit upon a strategy in the 2019 series of bowler rotation that served them so well and then they decided to ditch it in a home series against India and are now doing the exact same thing. It’s utterly mind boggling.
Exactly, and he already had a boundary for the over, could've easily made a few tons this series if he played smarter. That was a big hundred thrown away in my opinion.If he's going to drive on the up at everything he's going to nick off when it does a bit. If he keeps getting past 50 before he nicks it's kind of working ok, though.
He's so good at knocking the ball around for singles though. I don't see any harm in concentrating on that at a point in the innings where they can't really afford another wicket.
Might be, but giving more importance to holding the title rather than winning the series sort of dilutes some of the excitement.This is such a weird take and I've been seeing it all over the place.
If you want a perpetual title you have to win it off the holders. It's true in all sports that have them.
I never expected Cummins to be rotated in tests (he has missed just one Ashes game since his return & that was because of Covid) & some games in other series due to other reasons but not to get rest but we should have done a better job with Starc & Hazlewood even though they did a good job today.I’ll never understand how Australia hit upon a strategy in the 2019 series of bowler rotation that served them so well and then they decided to ditch it in a home series against India and are now doing the exact same thing. It’s utterly mind boggling.