Chappell-Hadlee
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@hydro11 said in Chappell-Hadlee:
I would rather have Neesham ahead of Munro. Crucial partnership here. It's a bit frustrating - we seem to get out to the Australian part timers a lot.
Or just bad balls with bad shot selection.
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@mariner4life and it just got worse. Munro gone v cheap
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because Munro is a bit shit
And so are we
fuck
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Stoinis isn't really a part timer, he's a very handy T20 bowler who is having a pretty good day today.
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@mariner4life said in Chappell-Hadlee:
Stoinis isn't really a part timer, he's a very handy T20 bowler who is having a pretty good day today.
Still a guy in his second international game compared to Starc and Hazlewood. Frustratingly like seeing off McGrath and Gillespie back in the day and then gifting wickets left right and centre to the next lot.
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If Neesh and Broom can settle in quickly, I do like them as a combination. Both aggressive and like to turn the strike over.
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@mariner4life said in Chappell-Hadlee:
Stoinis isn't really a part timer, he's a very handy T20 bowler who is having a pretty good day today.
24 wickets in 38 List A games before today. He looked pretty good in the BBL and can still bowl at a decent click.
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@Donsteppa said in Chappell-Hadlee:
@mariner4life said in Chappell-Hadlee:
Stoinis isn't really a part timer, he's a very handy T20 bowler who is having a pretty good day today.
Still a guy in his second international game compared to Starc and Hazlewood. Frustratingly like seeing off McGrath and Gillespie back in the day and then gifting wickets left right and centre to the next lot.
And that next lot would be Warne, Lee and Steve Waugh....
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@ACT-Crusader said in Chappell-Hadlee:
@Donsteppa said in Chappell-Hadlee:
@mariner4life said in Chappell-Hadlee:
Stoinis isn't really a part timer, he's a very handy T20 bowler who is having a pretty good day today.
Still a guy in his second international game compared to Starc and Hazlewood. Frustratingly like seeing off McGrath and Gillespie back in the day and then gifting wickets left right and centre to the next lot.
And that next lot would be Warne, Lee and Steve Waugh....
Or more like Paul Reifell and Mark Waugh circa '97.
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@Donsteppa said in Chappell-Hadlee:
Andy Bichel, Colin Miller, Darren Lehmann...
Though how those buggers had Warne and McGill at the same time is just infuriating...
There was also Nathan Hauritz and Ian Harvey during the McGrath/Dizzy era
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@Donsteppa hey, once they're in the book, no one remembers what they looked like
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@ACT-Crusader said in Chappell-Hadlee:
@Donsteppa said in Chappell-Hadlee:
Andy Bichel, Colin Miller, Darren Lehmann...
Though how those buggers had Warne and McGill at the same time is just infuriating...
There was also Nathan Hauritz and Ian Harvey during the McGrath/Dizzy era
Sometimes it felt like there was a great plan that they'd all worked on to see off McGrath/Gillespie/Warne, and then if (a big if) the plan worked it was like "Aha! Now this gets easy!" vs the part timers, or forgetting that Reiffel/Bichel et al weren't McGrath but weren't mugs either...
Anyway, that was a nice grump to go with a middle order collapse
