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General Cricket => Latest Matches => Topic started by: at200 on August 08, 2011, 12:09:50 PM
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after watching t-20 yesterday and seeing alex hales,jos buttler ,danny briggs and ben stokes shine is it about these start getting games in the full one day and t-20 sides
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these guys are all on the ecb radar and either in the lions or the development squad with a load of other talented youngsters.
not yet, in my view, but in time if they continue to improve they will get a go.
I'm not sure who I'd drop from our strongest one day and 2020 teams at the moment for these guys.
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Tough to make these changes when the team is playing well, and to be honest, I think it would be difficult to bring all of them in. Perhaps there might be room for one or two of them to push themselves into contention, but for me, they aren't ready for the step up just yet.
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do people think England are best having a similar team across all formats, or is there a case for some format specialists & more squad rotation?
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I think tests and ODI's should be near enough the same team, maybe an all rounder in for someone, T20 i wouldn't change too much but id have Danny briggs and Jos butler in the side.
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I think tests and ODI's should be near enough the same team, maybe an all rounder in for someone, T20 i wouldn't change too much but id have Danny briggs and Jos butler in the side.
Briggs? In for Swann? And ahead of Rashid, Borthwick, Patel? Nah, can't see that happening!
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Not in for swann, id just play him based on watching him bowl a fair bit this season. id pick him ahead of Rashid & Patel - Havn't really seen borthwick play. Briggs is class, got a feeling he will be a big part of englands ODI set up this time next year.
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Not in for swann, id just play him based on watching him bowl a fair bit this season. id pick him ahead of Rashid & Patel - Havn't really seen borthwick play. Briggs is class, got a feeling he will be a big part of englands ODI set up this time next year.
Briggs isn't ready for it. Period. Samit for me is a better bet for now, if you want a second spinner. Brings much more to the side in terms of batting and fielding.
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If you're looking for an all rounder then yeah Patel, but if you're playing another spinner instead of a front-line bowler then its Briggs everytime for me.
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This is a bit off topic, but with England looking to gain number one shouldnt we have also called up James Taylor ahead of Ravi Bopara to give him his first taste of a test match.
Reasons: He is in better form than Ravi, He scored runs for the Lions, He is younger and a future talent so this series may be a good one to give hima go at 6 against a very average India team. Just want to know your views?
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ravi is only 26 and about to come into his prime, this isn't the time to bring in Taylor, who still has technical issues, especially against spin to sort out. he has a better temperament than ravi and will score more test runs.
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If Taylor came into this match and got two low scores then that would knock his confidence completely and will struggle to get back into the team for years.
Bopara is the right choice in my eyes. He is a similar player to trott as that he can bowl a few overs if needed
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alex hales = t-20 opener power and a good technique,will take over from cook in 1-day in a year or 18 months
jos buttler = has it all,a good touch,power and very innovative and a good brain
danny briggs = good control and good change of pace and flight,not a big turner of the ball a bit like vettori
james taylor = 1 choice batting replacement on the winter tour
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alex hales = t-20 opener power and a good technique,will take over from cook in 1-day in a year or 18 months
Doubt it, they just made him captain so obviously think he will be in the side for a number of years
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well we've had 6 captains since 2007 so we will see how long he lasts(he has only had 1 good 1 day series against anyone worth talking about.
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well we've had 6 captains since 2007 so we will see how long he lasts(he has only had 1 good 1 day series against anyone worth talking about.
He's only played 31 ODIs, averaging 39, give the guy a chance! He's an outstanding ODI batsman, how about we let players have a go before we slate them and call for their heads?! This is ridiculous, it's not even a knee-jerk reaction, he's not done anything wrong!
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i did say a year to 18 months about 27 1 dayers i think then we will see
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i did say a year to 18 months about 27 1 dayers i think then we will see
No chance, Cook's not going anywhere. A class act in Tests, ODIs, and he'd do a decent job in T20's as he seems to have the knack in the domestic form.
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you would have proberley said the same about strauss 2 years ago
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you would have proberley said the same about strauss 2 years ago
Don't forget he's 34, he's prolonging his test career. Ali Cook is 26, he's got (theoretically) 10+ years left in him. If Strauss were 30-32, I wager he'd still be in the side for another couple of years or so!
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fine but if he was then cook would'nt