IMO opinion cartwright will struggle to get his place in the side again as an allrounder. He might as well give up on his bowling and make him self into a genuine batsmen. I think he has the capability of becoming a good #5 for Australia one day.
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What is your point? This 'someone' doesn't exist. You can scream outrage all you want, without providing an alternate option of a 3rd seamer. Moises Henriques? Stoinis? Cartwright? I'd argue that Moises is the closest to deserving Marsh's spot, but let's be honest, he's not amassing many runs in India either. Marsh is the best option we have for a bonus seam bowling option, even if he isn't test standard.Someone who hasn't apparently had lingering shoulder injuries all summer that have now sent him home halfway through the series.
Someone who actually is a third pace option and doesn't bowl **** all overs in two tests.
Someone who can actually grind a score out and doesn't get out the ball before a break.
Someone who has shown they have more aptitude at test level at this stage in their careers.
More to the point, why would you select M.Marsh as a third pace option? There's nothing. I actually think he's going to be a long-term player but for this series it's ridiculous and this point should outweigh the good selections made in discussions of the selectors - it's mind-boggling and nothing short of not being able to accept past incorrect selections.
IMO opinion cartwright will struggle to get his place in the side again as an allrounder. He might as well give up on his bowling and make him self into a genuine batsmen. I think he has the capability of becoming a good #5 for Australia one day.
psychic [march 5]Mitch Marsh selection is still baffling. He can't bat and is not being bowled bugger all. We should of gone with another batter