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Khawaja at first slip is a choice. FMD.
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Another one who struggled in England is Doug Walters. His record in England is very similar to that of Warner's.Crawley's record in Australia is essentially the same as David Warner's and Usman Khawaja's in England. Both teams' openers simply struggle in the other's conditions.
All of them average less than 30, let alone 34. Duckett even worse.
So describing him as having been 'pretty good' is entirely reasonable.
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This was before the test started but does provide some perspective.No commentator would say that because it wouldn’t be true. He’s been one of the best openers in the world for a number of years and a very poor series won’t change that.
Maybe if you look at surface level stats, against half decent opposition/decks with anything in them he’s shithouse.No commentator would say that because it wouldn’t be true. He’s been one of the best openers in the world for a number of years and a very poor series won’t change that.
And who would say that either Ussie or Warner were "pretty good" in England?Crawley's record in Australia is essentially the same as David Warner's and Usman Khawaja's in England. Both teams' openers simply struggle in the other's conditions.
All of them average less than 30, let alone 34. Duckett even worse.
So describing him as having been 'pretty good' is entirely reasonable.
Of course, but they aren't mentioning the resolution, now are they? They are going on about frame rates, and that is it. I suppose your commentators still talk in miles per hour, so units wouldn't be big in England. I guess I can understand your confusion.The main difference being the output of a GoPro is going to look like a collection of pixels zoomed in to that level of detail from 120m+ away.
Lacks the context of the absolute roads England produce and beating up on Zimbabwe though.This was before the test started but does provide some perspective.
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If they get to lunch what's the incentive for us to chase it down. We would have a crack but if we start losing a few we will see out the rest of the day and get the draw. They need to be sending us in start of day 5 so they will need to get a wriggle on if that's the plan.So what score would the Poms need to have any chance? You would say like 380? That would take them till I assume lunch tomorrow to get?
Konstas was also averaging 50+ when selectedits kinda fair. his FC avg is 27...........rubbish
sammy konstas copped a fair bit of shit too with similar stats but i guess he has 4 FC hundreds.
Konstas was also averaging 50+ when selected

So did Atkinson, Stokes, Carse x 2, Jacks x 4 and Potts.Carey tonned up in Adelaide too.
Context matters. Prior to this series England played on 5 roads and a challenging pitch at Lord's, Australia played on 2 flat pitches in SL while the rest where challenging pitchesThis was before the test started but does provide some perspective.
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So did Atkinson, Stokes, Carse x 2, Jacks x 4 and Potts.