Bangladesh drew with the poms. We'll be lucky to win a test. They have quality spinners
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They could very well knock us over cheaply given how we go on spinning pitches...but have they improved enough against proper quick bowling to capitalise would be my question
Banga's batting is very weak against the top teams, especially their talisman Al Hasan who has a terrible record against top teams... So i can't see them putting up 500+ like India tend to do to us...
OUr batting is pretty weak too, will most likely depend on how Smith plays since there is no doubt they will prepare pitch resembling the surface of the moon.
Depends. We did a lot better in India than they did.Bangladesh drew with the poms. We'll be lucky to win a test. They have quality spinners
England and NZ both have good pace attacks and their batting has stood up (to a degree at least) against both, away from home in the latter case.
But their main downfall was playing spinDepends. We did a lot better in India than they did.
Mitch Swepson added to the squad.
http://www.cricket.com.au/news/aust...swepson-starc-fixtures-steve-smith/2017-08-05
Annnd Pattinson is hurt. Bird in.
http://www.cricket.com.au/news/jame...-squad-bangladesh-mitchell-swepson/2017-08-05
Hurt, hurt? Or doesn't want to go to Bangladesh hurt?
I just read it was inflammation of the back and precautionary. So a little from column A, a little from column B, but it's understandable that they are being cautious.Dunno its Pattinson. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt when it comes to injuries because its his usual state.
Naturally.Annnd Pattinson is hurt.
I just read it was inflammation of the back and precautionary. So a little from column A, a little from column B, but it's understandable that they are being cautious.
I've just noticed the first test starts on a Sunday (27th) & the second on a Monday (4th)!! Surely that's a mistake in the scheduling. Can't be true, can it?
Is he questioning the fact it's basically being played on weekdays? Maybe the Bangers don't care much about live crowds and it's more about TV audience.Why?
3 days off in between.
No different to the boxing day/new years tests of years gone by really
Is he questioning the fact it's basically being played on weekdays? Maybe the Bangers don't care much about live crowds and it's more about TV audience.
Yep, your probably right about that actually. Weekday or weekend wouldn't make much difference to a population 160 odd million. Still though, all tests are almost always scheduled for Saturday & Sunday play. I'm just having a winge because I'm located in the other Bangers, which is only an hour ahead. So wont be able to catch much of the action in what could be quite a close series.Ah yes. Should have read properly, didn't really pay much attention to the days themselves. Remember too Bangladesh is an incredibly densely populated country. Weekday or weekend there won't be a shortage of people who can theoretically attend