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Well played Kenny, The Gambler in me knew you could a 100. Again we are on top and deservedly so.
68 is a really good score on this pitch. Well done Sunshine. 101 is a phenomenal effort by Buck. Hope he gets a not out. Let Hads and the bowlers chase quick runs for a lead.
Because he shouldn't have been there in the first place. One score out of 4 goes on roads in Africa against an oridinary team, and even that score was just 40 more runs than the big show got on the same day. He had no right to be there.Why should Warner be dropped for the next test?!
He has the second best record out of all of our batsmen.
It's time to stick solid.
Because he shouldn't have been there in the first place. One score out of 4 goes on roads in Africa against an oridinary team, and even that score was just 40 more runs than the big show got on the same day. He had no right to be there.
Hard to believe but I kind of agree with BunniesMan on this one.
What has Warner done recently to justify a spot? Nothing. Not in great form and played a horrible shot to get out.
Not that I think Hughes is the answer though. Will be very keen to see how Maddinson goes in the early rounds of the Shield this summer.
:lol:Averaging 30 isn't "playing well".
He provides no long term value and he is averaging 30 for the series. So little in the short term as well. Absolutely nothing justified him being played ahead of Hughes or Khawaja. He was a stopgap replacement for Warner when it should have been Hughes opening, and now averaging 30 isn't enough to drop him. Farcical.
Rogers and Hughes are our best openers. Warner is not a test opener.He would have been there for match 1 if he didn't throw a punch at root
Sending him to Africa was purely for match practice.
It's August. It's time to focus on 2013 results.The same can be said about numerous of our batsmen.
Big difference with Warner is he actually has performed well relatively recently.
Last year he had over 1000 runs with two centuries and four fifties @43
Warner averages 38.9 opening the batting for Australia. Phil Hughes averages 34.6.Rogers and Hughes are our best openers. Warner is not a test opener.
It's August. It's time to focus on 2013 results.
Hughes averaged 62 on this tour and had our highest score by a recognised batsman after 2 tests despite playing away from the position that best suited his talents. If he played where he is meant to he'd be doing a thousand times more with his chances than Warner.
BM is the most clueless poster in the history of the Internet.lol I like how every thread somehow turns into BM trying to get possibly the worst top order batsman technically you'll see for a test batsman. I swear he must pay domestic bowlers to bowl short and wide all day because I don't know how he scores so heavily there.