How many chances does Finch get???

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5 matches, 79 runs average 15.80

Getting game after game this series and not showing anything. His dismissals are all soft as butter too.

Kawajha gets two chances to bat and is dropped. Yet he is supposed to be taking the reins from Mike Hussey in the middle order of the test team. Way to destroy someone's confidence - drop him after a couple of poor scores (including an unfortunate run out where his bat was in the air) then send him to India to face the wrath of dustbowls.
 

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i imagine he would play all 5 of the odi, he's looked ok never really troubled, but has been his own enemy with bad shot selection.
im guessing they also see more in finch than just his batting abilty

Kawajh's had several chances in previous summers never really cementing a spot. he's been treated a bit unfairly buy the selectors thus summer but its been documented that, the selectors think that he is lazy and a average fields men at best and needs to improve those areas
 
5 matches, 79 runs average 15.80

Getting game after game this series and not showing anything. His dismissals are all soft as butter too.

Kawajha gets two chances to bat and is dropped. Yet he is supposed to be taking the reins from Mike Hussey in the middle order of the test team. Way to destroy someone's confidence - drop him after a couple of poor scores (including an unfortunate run out where his bat was in the air) then send him to India to face the wrath of dustbowls.

Firstly, Kawajha is in India so cant play these last 3 games. Secondly, warner is out injured and watson has been out injured. Finch is the best opener away from Wanrer/Watson. Finch has actually looked good at the crease but has been getting himself out (one of those was going for the tonk with maxwell in perth). He would be disappointed he hasnt made a score but dare say selectors are still seeing him as one of the next batsmen with his selection as Aussie A captain. Will likely be dropped at end of series but will still be in selectors minds.

Good striker, good fieldsman and can bowl if required. So hopefully can make a score or 2 to keep him in the selecotrs minds.
 
Kawajh's had several chances in previous summers never really cementing a spot. he's been treated a bit unfairly buy the selectors thus summer but its been documented that, the selectors think that he is lazy and a average fields men at best and needs to improve those areas

Kawajha debuted this summer
 
Exactly. They shouldn't have sent him to India. They should have kept him back in Australia for a meaningless one-day series.:rolleyes:

Um he was dropped for the rest of the Sri Lanka series after two games and the third game of the ODI series.
 

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David Warner averaged 22 after 18 ODI's so I wouldn't rule him out getting more games however if Warner/Watson/Hughes are fit and not rotating Finch has blown it. Unless the selectors realise Warner is a pretty ordinary ODI opener
 
David Warner averaged 22 after 18 ODI's so I wouldn't rule him out getting more games however if Warner/Watson/Hughes are fit and not rotating Finch has blown it. Unless the selectors realise Warner is a pretty ordinary ODI opener
David Warner still averages below 30... and he'll get 100 chances because he's apparently a good cricketer. No idea where they got that from.
 
Um he was dropped for the rest of the Sri Lanka series after two games and the third game of the ODI series.
And now he is in India, along with a number of other players, hence why Finch, among others, is playing during this current ODI series. It is not that hard to understand.

If the selectors had all players available to them, Finch would not be in the team, so don't carry on as if he is getting preferential treatment over Khujawa.
 
Why doesn't he deserve preferential treatment over Khawaja in one dayers anyway?

Finch had 497 runs in 6 ryobi cup games @ 100 to start the season, then carried that form through the big bash.

Clearly deserved a decent crack on that form before Khawaja, Marsh and whoever else people are sooking about missing out.

He has had a poor start at international level, it's up to him now to prove he isn't just a premium version of Travis Birt, but you can't deny he deserved a decent run at it.
 
Whenever Finch actually got a game for Delhi and faced decent overseas bowlers he looked all at sea. I'm not surprised he has pissed this chance up the wall tbh.

He looks a million bucks bullying 2nd rate bowling in the BigBash and Ryobi Cup but has really choked when given these opportunities in the Australian top order. It's also not as if the SL and WI's bowling attacks are world beaters either, very disappointing.
 
Our top 7 in ODIs should look like this:

Warner, Watson, Hughes, Clarke, Bailey, Wade, Maxwell. End of story. If they played these players together over an extended period of time perhaps they might get the results they are after.

Pretty hard to pick players when they are injured.

Or sent to prepare properly in India.

By the way, that decision is one of the most sensible decisons that Aussies have made in years regards coping with daft international scheduling.
 
Our top 7 in ODIs should look like this:

Warner, Watson, Hughes, Clarke, Bailey, Wade, Maxwell. End of story. If they played these players together over an extended period of time perhaps they might get the results they are after.
Our results (besides the England series) haven't been that bad in the past year. Still ranked 3rd in the world. But I do agree, that's an extremely solid top 7, and then you add Starc, Johnson, Mackay and Doherty... there is certainly no reason it can't be the number one side again soon enough.
 

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