The_Reaper
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I think this is a reasonable point and probably is an example of a common bias favouring batsmen...however (unlike spinners v quicks on Indian wickets where the contrast is obvious) I'm not sure if a few innings is a reasonable basis on which to assess a batsman as being suitable or not for those conditions. I think Khawaja is quality and could perform well on those decks all else being equal.
Khawaja is comfortably the worst player of spin among all the top Australian batsmen.
Including tour matches and A matches, Khawaja has now played 16 first class innings in Asia and passed 50 once.
He was also hopeless against Swann in those prepared wickets in 2013.





