West Indies tour of Australia, November-December 2009
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Hopefully Gayle will be back in time. Wouldn't be anything without him D:
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Feldman and McDermott bowled really well, good signs for the future.
Real pity McDermott's a ranga, that kid could have gone a long way
Real pity McDermott's a ranga, that kid could have gone a long way
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With Ramdin at 8, it's a pretty poor matinee. There were some promising hit-outs, but a lot of half-arsed starts. Bravo enjoys facing the spinners, but he gives his wicket away to them as well. In fact, I'd think Doran would be pleased with his figures. Queensland also seem to have unearthed yet another decent young fast bowler in Feldman. If only they could trade one for a batsman.
Clarke now looks 100% for the 1st Test, 106%, even. Haddin's knock of 44 will help ease concerns, though his spot was probably safe. Krejza is no closer to coming back, however.
Clarke now looks 100% for the 1st Test, 106%, even. Haddin's knock of 44 will help ease concerns, though his spot was probably safe. Krejza is no closer to coming back, however.
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I will be gutted not to see Hughes play his first Test in Australia 
braguvaran
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I will be gutted not to see Hughes play his first Test in Australia
hussey > hughes
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Nontheless.....
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My ass > Hussey
He needs to stick to ODI's now, Hussey. I can't see him doing much more for the test side now.
He needs to stick to ODI's now, Hussey. I can't see him doing much more for the test side now.
Blues
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Gotta agree with that. Hussey has been terrible in tests for over 12 months now. If he fails to get a score in the first test he must be dropped. He probably only saved his spot for the 1st test with his last innings of the Ashes
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Ricky Ponting (c), TAS, 34
Michael Clarke (vc), NSW, 28
Doug Bollinger, NSW, 28
Brad Haddin, NSW, 32
Nathan Hauritz, NSW, 28
Ben Hilfenhaus, TAS, 26
Mike Hussey, WA, 34
Mitchell Johnson, WA, 28
Simon Katich, NSW, 34
Marcus North, NSW, 30
Peter Siddle, VIC, 24
Shane Watson, NSW, 28
Where is Phillip Hughes? :crying :brickwall
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Michael Clarke (vc), NSW, 28
Doug Bollinger, NSW, 28
Brad Haddin, NSW, 32
Nathan Hauritz, NSW, 28
Ben Hilfenhaus, TAS, 26
Mike Hussey, WA, 34
Mitchell Johnson, WA, 28
Simon Katich, NSW, 34
Marcus North, NSW, 30
Peter Siddle, VIC, 24
Shane Watson, NSW, 28
Where is Phillip Hughes? :crying :brickwall
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Blues
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It's a shame Hughes has to miss out after a couple of dodgy innings in England in the Ashes after he played so well in South Africa. I personally believe now is exactly the time to be picking Hughes.
Giving him the chance to play internaitonal cricket at home, against a slightly lower quality of opposition (no offence to the WIndies there but they aren't up there with our recent opposition) would do his confidence a world of good and get him settled into the team.
Giving him the chance to play internaitonal cricket at home, against a slightly lower quality of opposition (no offence to the WIndies there but they aren't up there with our recent opposition) would do his confidence a world of good and get him settled into the team.
Dare
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in domestic cricket trying to get some form...
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RIP
Phillip Hughes who died on 19/11/09.
He will be burried next to Jaques, Rogers, McGain and Krejza whom all have shared his fate.
Phillip Hughes who died on 19/11/09.
He will be burried next to Jaques, Rogers, McGain and Krejza whom all have shared his fate.
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