clubcricketeradi wrote:I think Clarke should bat at 4. There is already too much uncertainty about the opening combination and the middle order will see the same once Ponting and Hussey retire.
Fixing the opening combination is the most difficult task in batting order, than finding middle order players.
I think Watson will bat at 3 in next test.
from_the_stands wrote:clubcricketeradi wrote:I think Clarke should bat at 4. There is already too much uncertainty about the opening combination and the middle order will see the same once Ponting and Hussey retire.
Fixing the opening combination is the most difficult task in batting order, than finding middle order players.
I think Watson will bat at 3 in next test.
Michael Clarke definately needs to bat higher than 5. What I wouldn't mind seeing is Mike Hussey bat at 3, Clarke at 4, Punter at 5 and Twatto at 6.
clubcricketeradi wrote:Clarke has hit 3 doubles and one triple this year. 200*,210,259* and 329*.
from_the_stands wrote:clubcricketeradi wrote:Clarke has hit 3 doubles and one triple this year. 200*,210,259* and 329*.
It's possible that Michael Clarke is having the best year ever by a Test batsman. He's the first man to score four scores of 200 plus in a year, and there's still another 3 Tests for Australia in 2012.
Durhamfootman wrote:Not sure who the earlier doubles/triple were against, but these last 2 have been scored against the best bowling attack in world cricket at the moment.
If he was English he'd get a knighthood for that
If he was English he'd get a knighthood for considerably less than that
Durhamfootman wrote:Is it back to back double hundreds as well, stands? That alone must be a very rare feat.
The Hussters recent form kind of puts the mockers on any sort of return to durham any time soon..... other than next August, of course
from_the_stands wrote:Durhamfootman wrote:Is it back to back double hundreds as well, stands? That alone must be a very rare feat.
The Hussters recent form kind of puts the mockers on any sort of return to durham any time soon..... other than next August, of course
Yes it is. Two back to back double centuries, and he hasn't been dismissed yet. The man is simply rewritting the record books, and will hopefully still be doing so this time next year!
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