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Dochart:Handle9:
Fortunately the selectors will persevere with players they seem as long term players and not chase "form"
So I’m guessing this will be a repeat of the 2019 World Cup campaign for the Blackcaps. If you continue to pick players who have been out of form then you might as well wave bye to winning a World Cup. You should only be selecting those who have been in form, know how to play in certain conditions and be able to face top ranking bowlers at an international level.
You mean the tournament we made the final? Being second in the world for two consecutive world cups is such a poor performance.
clinty: Macca and Rigor were discussing "zen" vs "plug n play" styles of selection
Zen = stick with tried and true, sometimes they fail but will come thru in the long run
Play n play = Select for the specific requirements of the match
Clint
Every team has core players and then horses for courses. Your keeper isn't generally a horses for courses player. They've invested in Seifert for quite some time and he's starting to produce. He's not there yet but they've pretty clearly identified him as a core player.
Everyone has bad runs, especially in T20. Jamieson hasn't got the ball coming out that well at the moment, that doesn't indicate he should be dropped as he has the ability to be a core player and win games. Seifert has had a couple of failures but the ability seems to be there. You persevere with these guys.
Chopping and changing your core players never works.
JD
So what? He had a bad month.
He averaged 42 in 2019, with 3 centuries prior to the world cup. Would you have dropped a player averaging 42 or said he was in "form"
Handle9:So what? He had a bad month.
He averaged 42 in 2019, with 3 centuries prior to the world cup. Would you have dropped a player averaging 42 or said he was in "form"
JD
JD
Pity. They skied a lot of shots in their innings and got any with it, and a 5fer bowler, hard to beat that.
First game we had a huge advantage with the dew and swing, second Guppy got a out of the blue 97. Nobody stood out or got close and we folded. Good effort up front to hang around the 10RR for a good way.
OZ favourites on TAB, win toss, bat first, and now even odds
tdgeek:OZ favourites on TAB, win toss, bat first, and now even odds
JD
Dochart:
I think Oz will win this match, mark my words. It seems batting last at night seems to be a lot harder. If it was a day game it would have been fine batting last on this pitch.
Marketing/rigged wise 2-2 works. But NZ at home 3-1 works with a dead rubber that OZ win big.
T20 is a lottery. Game 1 the dew and swing won it, game 2 an unlikely Guppy won it. Game 3 the ball always fell between fielders, and the openers contributed then everyone failed Kiwi batting wise. That was hopeless. Kiwis go well in front and choke elsewhere.
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