Australia A side released

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Australia A side released

Originally posted by stmookeyj
I thought it was a 3 day match.

and u thought right

 

[stmookeyj]

The good news is it's on Channel Eddie over the weekend so no real excuses for missing a chance to see just how well our developing talent is at this stage.

 

[Adelaide Hawk]

I'm absolutely rapt that Shaun Tait was chosen. Even at this early stage of his 1st class career he can lay claims to being the quickest bowler going around, similar pace to Brett Lee, and he will get quicker.
He has an inswinging yorker that is devastating if his rhythm is right, and I'm looking forward to see how he progresses over the next 3-4 years.

 

[Darky]

Originally posted by Catman
Just look at where he is playing his cricket these days.

3 matches, 16 wickets @ 22. Nah, no claims at all.

 

[Thunderstruck]

Yer im rapt with Tait too....Rofe had to get his go, and I reckon he will share the new ball with Nicholson prolly, Tait may get 3rd or 4th.

Pretty good, side can't really get a lot better than that altho Murray Goodwin??!

 

[mjm28]

How can Nicholson get a run? I watched him play an ING game a couple of weeks ago on TV, and he bowled trash. I reckon that many are ahead of him, even his NSW teammates. Give Don Nash a go!! Apart from that, pretty good line-up, although would have liked to see Haddin instead of Seccombe, but he deserves a spot I suppose.

 

[Unwritten_Law]

Originally posted by Thunderstruck
Pretty good, side can't really get a lot better than that altho Murray Goodwin??!

I don't think Zimbabweans can be selected for Australia 'A'

 

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Originally posted by mjm28
How can Nicholson get a run? ... Give Don Nash a go!!

Nash can't make the state side ahead of Nicholson, how's he gonna make the AA side?!?

 

[Freo Big Fella]

Originally posted by Adelaide Hawk
I'm absolutely rapt that Shaun Tait was chosen. Even at this early stage of his 1st class career he can lay claims to being the quickest bowler going around, similar pace to Brett Lee, and he will get quicker.
He has an inswinging yorker that is devastating if his rhythm is right, and I'm looking forward to see how he progresses over the next 3-4 years.

The only problem I can see for him in the future is his slinging action, which must be hell on his back. Still a brilliant young prospect though.