@ElRealesVikram@RandomCricketP1 They had the same idea with Shaun Marsh in the mid-2010s. He was brought into the team specifically for the SL tour in 2016 and India tour in 2017. Him and Handscomb saw off India on the last day of the 3rd Test to keep Aus alive in the series.
@rav_man0@CricketopiaCom@Sachislife Some really good ones. Hilarious though to put Kohli on a list of "legends in Test cricket", that too against McGrath of all people.
Imagine being told to score 15,000 Test runs by someone who had himself scored 10,000 runs on national television. With that kind of media attention and brand deals at such a young age, he could easily have lost his way. You can deny it all you want, but upbringing always matters.
Green tries to nullify the movement charging down the pitch....Henry still beats the bat and troubles him moving the ball both ways...then Green plays within crease which allows Henry to go full and hit the timbahh.
Completely outsmarted by Henry 😆
@IndianTintin_@Bellarykar Symonds and Watson bowled 120kmph. Having a bulky body is not great for fast-bowling - Cummins and Starc are not muscular by any stretch of imagination. Not surprisingly, they've had far better careers and impact than Mitch Johnson, nevermind trundlers like Watson and Symonds.
@miikey11_ It was Tim Paine's fault. He wasted a review earlier and then didn't have any left when Stokes was out to Lyon, then didn't use James Pattinson enough (a better death bowler than Cummins, given Stokes was basically playing ODI/T20 by then)