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Liam Cole

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I agree, I think he should a one-club player at Richmond, but if he was to leave l believe the Giants are the perfect fit rather than the Gold Coast for example.

Would Dusty be the perfect fit for the Giants?

Good point, maybe if Richmond payed some of his salary it could be a win win situation for both teams, if the tigers want to get some more young guns in.

Would Dusty be the perfect fit for the Giants?

Fair enough, it certainly would not help their salary cap at the giants. Under Adam Kingsley they seem to be building a strong culture at the club with signings such as Harry Himmelberg.

Would Dusty be the perfect fit for the Giants?

Victorian state cricket certainly did in the BBL, with the Melbourne Renegades after they lost there independence.

Why do Australia's state cricket associations ignore experience to focus on 'potential'?

Victoria, SA and NSW in my opinion have taken it too far in bringing a heap of young talent who haven’t earned their spot on merit. This is leading too uncompetitive seasons which is quite hard to watch at times.

Why do Australia's state cricket associations ignore experience to focus on 'potential'?

I agree, I believe the young talent will come good, but is it worth comprising competitions like the Sheffield Shield. The states need to find a better way of balancing youth and experience not just putting them all at once.

Why do Australia's state cricket associations ignore experience to focus on 'potential'?

I hope not, l believe the young talent shouldn’t be gifted games they should instead work hard and bang the door down like the generation before did.

Why do Australia's state cricket associations ignore experience to focus on 'potential'?

Yeah l don’t even believe the ICC know where world cricket is going in the near future which is pretty concerning considering they are the ones in charge. They should try invest some of the money made from franchise leagues to give to these Nations.

Is it too late for West Indian cricket to get its swagger back?

Narine was just an example, the recent ICC World Cup qualifying games have shown are badly standards are at the moment. Fielding and leadership are at there lowest.

Is it too late for West Indian cricket to get its swagger back?

Absolutely, the ICC should definitely invest much needed resources back into the poorer Nations, especially if they want to continue to grow the game.

Is it too late for West Indian cricket to get its swagger back?

For St.Kilda I feel Brad Crouch is a little bit overhyped. Absolutely loved his effort with 17 tackles, but was rewarded with no coaches votes and only six for the season. I don’t believe his ball use stacks up compared to elite mids in the comp. For me l think Jade Gresham is the guy to step up and would love to see him up the ground a little bit more.

Round 17 crucial cogs: The player in each AFL team who must stand out from the pack

I agree, I don’t think Broad, Anderson and Robinson is the right mix. That extra pace does wonders against opposition batsman and would suit the short ball tactics. I’m extremely surprised tongue has been left out he was the pick of their bowling lineup in the second test.

Third Ashes Test talking points: Without Lyon, Bazball or hubris?

I agree, l think both sides will choose this method for the 3rd test. I was staggered Mark Wood wasn’t selected for the first test and l believe England have butchered themselves in selection again. Last Ashes at the Gabba England chose not to play Anderson and Broad on a green top.

Third Ashes Test talking points: Without Lyon, Bazball or hubris?

For me if Mark Wood was bowling in the second innings Australia would have lost that game.

Ashes 2nd Test burning questions: Selection dramas, runs at what cost?

Yeah winning the first test was massive for the Aussies. Will be interested to see how the veteran bowlers recover for the second test at Lords.

Ashes 2nd Test burning questions: Selection dramas, runs at what cost?

Yeah Stokes definitely was not running in 100 percent but credit to him to stepping up when his team needed him. With the series squeezed in just over a month these banged bodies will struggle. That’s where the Aussies might have the edge.

Ashes 2nd Test burning questions: Selection dramas, runs at what cost?

Root certainly bowled well economically and held down one end nicely possibly could be the main spinner. Bairstow opening would make sense, but Duckett deserves another test.

Ashes 2nd Test burning questions: Selection dramas, runs at what cost?

It’s a fair point Tom, but l doubt those guys would be happy if they were put in the reserves.

There's life in old Tigers yet - why Richmond would be mad to move Cotchin and Riewoldt on now

Impressed with Todd Marshall, l thought he had a great night. Enjoyed him going up the ground and his ability to kick the ball well to the advantage of his fellow forwards. Might not get a lot of ball, but when he does he’s effective.

Footy Fix: 14 minutes, 29 seconds, six goals - how 2023's most brutal burst saw Port obliterate the Cats

Fair enough, l feel like Bancroft was left out prematurely after the sandpaper series. I think Harris has had plenty of chances including after the sandpaper series, back end of 2019 Ashes and start of 2021 Ashes. Unfortunately he hasn’t found the ability to get big scores at test level.

Ashes talking points: England's bowling line-up, out-of-form openers

Love how Port have recruited elite ball users throughout their squad, such as McKenzie, Burton, Farrell, Bonner and Houston. This explains their good ball movement and efficiency going inside 50.

Footy Fix: 14 minutes, 29 seconds, six goals - how 2023's most brutal burst saw Port obliterate the Cats

Swans have been incredibly unlucky without the McCartin brothers in defence. It’s not the number of outs that are hurting the swans depth it’s the key position outs as well.

Footy Fix: Their season is all but cooked - but gutsy, fierce Swans still have the brightest of futures ahead

Not sure how England are going to win without a genuine spinner. Moeen Ali has not played test since 2021, barely bowling in the IPL. If they want to make flat pitches then good luck against Nathan Lyon.

Root ton, reverse-ramps, first-ball mayhem and shock declaration - Aussies endure peak Bazball on thrilling opening day

Good question, l think culture is the most important to any sporting team, but at the same time you need the cattle as well. Culture over talent any day though that wins you titles.

Why does Western Australia dominate cricket?

Once Warner, Khawaja, Smith and starc eventually retire from test cricket it will be jhye richardson, Morris, Wyllie and Hardie to lead to Australia’s next wave you would think though.

Why does Western Australia dominate cricket?

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