tazaa
Brownlow Medallist
Should have given him a bowl.
Some of the comments on that are brilliant
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Should have given him a bowl.
Mate, im gunna need far more frequent updates than this.Undeafeated 180. Gun.
Sorry mate.Mate, im gunna need far more frequent updates than this.
Sounds like a gun thoughSorry mate.
India are very good. Obviously.That ended quickly.
India are very good. Obviously.
Poms batting is shithouse mate. Really s**t.Went to bed last night and tail was wagging. Surprised they got rolled for 120 on morning sports report. Game was trundling.
Ashes will be a white wash. Cummins alone will smash em.Bring on summer
Root or bust.Poms batting is shithouse mate. Really sh*t.
Ashes will be a white wash. Cummins alone will smash em.
Aussies will win 4 or 5 0 I reckon.you'd think so
Mind you Aussies have been struggling a lot in the short game
But if you get enough runs out of Labuschange and Smith you should roll them. But not a lot of depth in the Aussie batting after that
Aussies will win 4 or 5 0 I reckon.
True. Probably for the best tbh. Rather play the kiwis anyway.hard to disagree
I think the series will be lucky to go ahead to be honest.
Haydos on the sporting capital:
MATTHEW HAYDEN on state of Australian cricket: "It reeks of the lyric, 'sixth months in a leaky boat'. So many holes are now coming out."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "A wise man said to me a couple of days ago, which is relevant to this discussion on Justin Langer, 'culture eats strategy for breakfast'. Going back to 1989, the culture of Aus cricket was 'work hard, play hard' and you play for team exclusively - that is it."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "If you (breached rules in the past) and you got caught the next day, you would arrive at training and your name would be called out and be in for hell for the better part of four hours."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "I beg the same question to our current CEO who is now from the ivory tower making claims about how the IPL is going to be fantastic preparation for the T20 World Cup. He has to be accountable to where he needs to be and where his players need to be."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "When they choose the World Cup squad and seven of those players aren't on the current tour, and we're judging Justin Langer on the performance of the team ... but if you haven't got seven assets to your team, any organisation crumbles."
MATT HAYDEN: "One of the guys in particular that I'm very disappointed with is (cricket writer) Malcolm Conn. From the inner sanctum, he shot holes in Langer's character in his article two days ago and that was when he was employed by CA. This is a bloke that sang the team song."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "A lot of the content coming out about this is downright disrespectful to a bloke that's played over 100 Test matches."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "CEO of Cricket Australia carefully listen to the fact that (Langer) has got character personified. And he is a man that has to leave his wife and four beautiful kids and listen to some of the rubbish that's getting spoken."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "What about meeting about the fact you're No.3 in Test cricket and No.3 in ODI rankings, and No.6 in T20 rankings. Waste more energy and time thinking about that than discussing a bloke who's a legend of the game and so passionate about Aus cricket and culture."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "Our break in the cycle was when our national team was caught and shamed ... and in came Langer who now, with a very long memory to that occasion, has turned that culture around."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "The game's come a long way since Langer took over because he has reinvigorated that sense of playing for the baggy green."
Audio for those who are interested:Love to have Haydos in my corner. He is a mate for life
Haydos on the sporting capital:
MATTHEW HAYDEN on state of Australian cricket: "It reeks of the lyric, 'sixth months in a leaky boat'. So many holes are now coming out."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "A wise man said to me a couple of days ago, which is relevant to this discussion on Justin Langer, 'culture eats strategy for breakfast'. Going back to 1989, the culture of Aus cricket was 'work hard, play hard' and you play for team exclusively - that is it."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "If you (breached rules in the past) and you got caught the next day, you would arrive at training and your name would be called out and be in for hell for the better part of four hours."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "I beg the same question to our current CEO who is now from the ivory tower making claims about how the IPL is going to be fantastic preparation for the T20 World Cup. He has to be accountable to where he needs to be and where his players need to be."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "When they choose the World Cup squad and seven of those players aren't on the current tour, and we're judging Justin Langer on the performance of the team ... but if you haven't got seven assets to your team, any organisation crumbles."
MATT HAYDEN: "One of the guys in particular that I'm very disappointed with is (cricket writer) Malcolm Conn. From the inner sanctum, he shot holes in Langer's character in his article two days ago and that was when he was employed by CA. This is a bloke that sang the team song."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "A lot of the content coming out about this is downright disrespectful to a bloke that's played over 100 Test matches."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "CEO of Cricket Australia carefully listen to the fact that (Langer) has got character personified. And he is a man that has to leave his wife and four beautiful kids and listen to some of the rubbish that's getting spoken."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "What about meeting about the fact you're No.3 in Test cricket and No.3 in ODI rankings, and No.6 in T20 rankings. Waste more energy and time thinking about that than discussing a bloke who's a legend of the game and so passionate about Aus cricket and culture."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "Our break in the cycle was when our national team was caught and shamed ... and in came Langer who now, with a very long memory to that occasion, has turned that culture around."
MATTHEW HAYDEN: "The game's come a long way since Langer took over because he has reinvigorated that sense of playing for the baggy green."
You know Langer is in deep trouble when he's had his mates Heydos and Gilly come and defend him in the media in the last few days.
It's obvious the culture of the Aussie cricket team is toxic. Leaks from player group threaten to derail the Ashes. You can write off the T20 World Cup.
Is it Langer the problem or are the players prima donnas?