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Thought it was really good stuff from Burns and Khawaja during a tricky little period to end the day. Burns in particular has to keep ticking those boxes looking towards South Africa and the Ashes
Well it's not feasible for him to continue to overstep when getting the batsman out.
He'd need a brain transplant to learn not to do it. The selectors have to decide whether they want to pick a bowler who will take wickets off no balls or not, he's not going to change.
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He just chooses not to. Talented bowler but not the brightest bloke going around
He's not capable of understanding that what he's doing is wrong, he figures if it's what he does then it must be right. I doubt he's capable of choosing anything.
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He's not capable of understanding that what he's doing is wrong, he figures if it's what he does then it must be right. I doubt he's capable of choosing anything.
Sounds like fast bowler thinking. As much as it can be called thinking.
They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.
Even by McCullum's standards, that was an insane little passage. Pretty impressive from the Aussies - took some audacious shots from reasonable balls to get the scoreboard ticking over.
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Burns really putting his stamp on the opening position. Great century!
Yep. Boo-urns.
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Well done to Burns. Australian line up generally has performed very well under NZ conditions.
To me, they look a better team under Smith.
Agree but you can't ignore the impact Khawaja has had on this lineup, Clarke never had a good number 3 in his lineup. Even yesterday although he didn't cash in he batted out a tricky period and was in at stumps, not sure you could say the same if that was Watson at 3
Agree but you can't ignore the impact Khawaja has had on this lineup, Clarke never had a good number 3 in his lineup. Even yesterday although he didn't cash in he batted out a tricky period and was in at stumps, not sure you could say the same if that was Watson at 3
That's a fair call, although Khawaja has played at 3 a few times before. A number of players seem to have improved markedly in the past 6 months, this can't all be attributable to a change of Captain, but it can't all be coincidence either. A happy, calm change room can make a massive difference to a player's mindset and, therefore, performance.
Smith with another ton. What a golden run, anyone else recently stay so hot for so long?
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