No, they will trott out the same 'we have played some good cricket, but inconsitent cricket. Now's not the time for wholesale changes, we just need to improve as a group'.
Blah blah fucking blah somebody shoot me please
Call me unpatriotic but that for that very reason I was almost hoping England went on with the job and buried us in this final test.
Surely a 1-3 series loss at home and three innings defeats will be enough to jolt those CA crocodiles out of their gin and tonic slumber.
We need to go back to the formula that made us THE world power through the 90's to 2005 - pick the best six batsmen in the country, in their correct positions and the best four bowlers.
We need bowlers who bowl 'over the top' (ala glen McGrath, Gillespie ect), who keep the seam up and who can control the ball so the team can bowl to a plan.
The current attack can't execute a game plan because they can't control where the next ball is going
Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:
No, they will trott out the same 'we have played some good cricket, but inconsitent cricket. Now's not the time for wholesale changes, we just need to improve as a group'.
Blah blah fucking blah somebody shoot me please
Call me unpatriotic but that for that very reason I was almost hoping England went on with the job and buried us in this final test.
Surely a 1-3 series loss at home and three innings defeats will be enough to jolt those CA crocodiles out of their gin and tonic slumber.
We need to go back to the formula that made us THE world power through the 90's to 2005 - pick the best six batsmen in the country, in their correct positions and the best four bowlers.
We need bowlers who bowl 'over the top' (ala glen McGrath, Gillespie ect), who keep the seam up and who can control the ball so the team can bowl to a plan.
The current attack can't execute a game plan because they can't control where the next ball is going