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What is Carey doing honestly? Has no one shown him what the gloves are for?

Horrendously flawed keeper and here we see an inability to develop over time. The same mistakes are being made years later. His footwork is downright awful yes, but his decision making is atrocious. Why is he falling to the ground while trying to raise his hands in both these screenshots...

You say that, but hearing Warne go on about how overrated queuing up in line is isn't a better alternative

Carey is staggeringly bad

Not confirmed I guess, but I'm going off this

Richardson has a stress fracture

Pitch looks very flat. Grass has obviously been rolled in and isn't alive so to speak. Early days but looks like another mediocre Page wicket.

Higher ups don't want an opener to soak up deliveries. They want a younger Warner. That's why Harris is getting chance after chance.

Blows my mind that JL can both love Harris and despise him.

I mean it's never automatic, but it's the same criteria we select most of our players from

I've heard the same re: Boland. After the debacle of last Summer it really does seem like JL has learnt quite a bit with regards to how the pitches perform. Boland's MCG numbers are impressive, while in comparison Neser's are not. I say this as a huge advocate of Neser and quite underwhelmed...

We just forgetting Starc clearly did something to his back? Cummins, Boland in Neser, Starc out

Yeah I'm quite content belting the living piss out of them to be honest

I think that's overly harsh on Green so young in his career. He'll make runs anywhere in the world in good time, but for those others named, it would force them to alter their techniques and selectors might stop basing Test selection on how far player x or y can hit a six. Alternatively, they...

Outside of Smith it's not like our batting has excelled on the lifeless drop ins. You're not improving them by making it easier.

Page prepared a wicket that basically ticked every box for the touring side. They will have been salivating looking at it, and rightly so. Tough to beat the Indians on our terms, but when you heavily weight what should be our home advantage the touring sides way, we're cooked

I'd want a pitch that suits our greatest asset - our quicks. What do you need for them to excel? Pace and bounce. The MCG hasn't had that under Matt Page or the previous curator. I want pitches country wide that crack and make things difficult for batsman who have half a tree dried into each...

Pitch was not great last year. Suited our opponents right down to the ground and lacked the one thing we need more than anything - bounce

Ah. The Lehmann method. Can't have an opinion on anything if you aren't an International superstar. How I have not missed ye

MCG specialist. Read he averages something around 20 there. I get it's his home and all that but with MCG pitches as lifeless as they have been over the years, those are good numbers.

20.5 overs remaining. Piece of piss

I think, maybe.. Just maybe.. We might just win this. Not sure though

T20 generation just has absolutely no patience. If you aren't taking a wicket an over it's a bonafide draw and they won't hear any different

If you're throwing money away toss some my way. No chance it's a draw

Just as well we are never ever taking another wicket ever for the rest of time, eh LukeParkerno1?

Because they're drop ins and not natural to the surface playing area

Pessimistic bunch aren't we?

Carey's catch

Bushranger fans will still tell you he's stiff if he gets dropped though

Because debuting kids with six First Class matches to their name in front of 90,000 people at the MCG (somewhere he has never, ever played) is verging on lunacy.