Aussie spin stock crash!Australia by slowie (U3255468) 26 November 2008 Forget the equities crash or the stock market crash - the crash in Aussie spinners outdoes the lot. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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slowie (U3255468) posted Nov 26, 2008 "we can loan you some rugby players too.."
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Stroller95 (U12935591) posted Nov 26, 2008 "In return you can have some hockey players to teach you how that game is played..." posted Nov 26, 2008 Brett Lee in the 2004/05 Sydney test v India took 4/205!
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OldRegret (U6882370) posted Nov 27, 2008 Well, get Marcus bloody North in the team then! The way the batting has been going they will need some tail-end propping up sooner rather than later.
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JazzaRed82 (U13683648) posted Nov 27, 2008 Well, I'll be there the next four days, and you've got to feel for Beau Casson, he would be the most shattered man in Australia. Let's hope the pitch isn't a road, and we are somehow still able to take 20 wickets!
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slowie (U3255468) posted Nov 27, 2008 Marcus North should be in consideration for his batting but his bowling is strictly back-up status only.
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OldRegret (U6882370) posted Nov 28, 2008 Now Hauritz is injured.
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Stroller95 (U12935591) posted Nov 28, 2008 They twist their ankles more often than heroines in Mills and Boon novels. At Hauritz's doesn't sound too serious.
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matinoz (U10783475) posted Nov 30, 2008 the major issue i feel is that the media and general fans, selectors, coaches (basically everyone associated with the game) is looking for the next warne, which is simply not going to happen. we need a spinner who can take 200 wickets in a career, which would a very good career in itself. i would say casson and krejza are the most likely to be this bowler (unless dan cullen can rediscover the potential he showed when he first arrived on the scene.)
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