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Won't get him until 2024 either.
Have a ex Paki , ex SL , couple of other Indians before him as well + possibly Corey Anderson & Plunkett.
If they actually get their admin right they could have a seriously talented team in the next 2-3 years.
Ali Khan back playing for them after a 18-24 months absence helps as well.
Have a ex Paki , ex SL , couple of other Indians before him as well + possibly Corey Anderson & Plunkett.
If they actually get their admin right they could have a seriously talented team in the next 2-3 years.
Ali Khan back playing for them after a 18-24 months absence helps as well.
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Richardson proved a handful in his first Test in nearly three years but Australia elected to put him on ice as he manages a minor leg injury.
“He was pretty sore,” Cummins told reporters on Saturday. “We were umming and ahhing – he had a bowl yesterday but we thought seven days off (before the fourth Test in Sydney) will give him enough rest.
“He’s got a small leg injury which is nothing major but we thought rather than risking a long-term injury, we’d give him a week off.”
On Boland :-
The 32-year-old has an enviable record at the venue which, until recent seasons, had a reputation for being a bowlers’ graveyard.
His record of 91 wickets at 25.71 in 26 first-class games at the ‘G is impressive given most of his matches there have been on docile, unresponsive surfaces.
Boland is also regarded as having an advantage against left-handers due to his ability to seam the ball away from southpaws.
“He was pretty sore,” Cummins told reporters on Saturday. “We were umming and ahhing – he had a bowl yesterday but we thought seven days off (before the fourth Test in Sydney) will give him enough rest.
“He’s got a small leg injury which is nothing major but we thought rather than risking a long-term injury, we’d give him a week off.”
On Boland :-
The 32-year-old has an enviable record at the venue which, until recent seasons, had a reputation for being a bowlers’ graveyard.
His record of 91 wickets at 25.71 in 26 first-class games at the ‘G is impressive given most of his matches there have been on docile, unresponsive surfaces.
Boland is also regarded as having an advantage against left-handers due to his ability to seam the ball away from southpaws.
