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| World A-Team Selections 2006 World A Team Selection Threads for 2006 |
| View Poll Results: Who should make the shortlist? | |||
| Clarke | | 6 | 60.00% |
| Dalrymple | | 5 | 50.00% |
| Joyce | | 10 | 100.00% |
| Shah | | 6 | 60.00% |
| Yardy | | 9 | 90.00% |
| David Sales | | 3 | 30.00% |
| Other (names can be added: PM me) | | 0 | 0% |
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| WAT England 'A' 2006 - potential middle order batsmen As soon as the season ends (not long now) I'll be creating the official WAT England 'A' team thread, but in the interim it seems sensible to try and get clearer on the candidates: to that end I'm creating threads on potential openers, potential middle order batsmen, potential wicket-keepers, potential seamers and potential spinners. In all these discussions I'm going to presume Yardy, Joyce, Clarke, Dalrymple, Broad and Tremlett (and possibly Davies) will be automatic selections: that's not definitive as every place is up for debate.... but given that the above are early favourites I'd like to see arguments as to why any of these should NOT be included as well as arguments as to why others should play alongside / instead of them. Anyway... this thread is for middle order batsmen... either for fresh nominations or for arguments that some of the frontrunners (perhaps Yardy, Joyce, Clarke and Dalrymple) should take one of those places. Note: if you haven't already registered an interest in being a co-selector then please vote in this poll. Last edited by Rachael : 04-09-2006 at 10:25 PM. |
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If you have better suggestions for No 5 and No 6 batsman than Clarke and Dalrymple then please give us some names! Last edited by Rachael : 04-09-2006 at 10:52 PM. |
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| Ben Harmison has made a good impression early on with Durham and England under-19s. As with the openers, I haven't had much time to look at batsmen yet and am tired so I will come back with other candidates later. |
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| I am arguing for Ed Smith as a batsman only - that's the difference. Quote:
But I have not said I would not consider Dairymple here - but I have reservations on another thread to take into account. I would like to look at all options on this spot.
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| OK folks.. let's be having names: right now it seems to me that positions 3-4-5-6 are heading one way only.... but that can't be right. Let's take the following as favourites... not least because they have been in the frame for England spots... and take it from there: 3. Yardy 4. Joyce 5. Clarke 6. Dalrymple Can we have arguments for and against... or maybe arguments that all the above should play but not in those positions... or maybe strong cases for alternatives. |
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| Not sure about Dairymple - because on another thread I would be complaining because he bowls off spin. 3 Yardy 4 Joyce 5 Clarke 6 Bopara I watched Yardy the other night - well morning and was impressed.
__________________ Ern Last edited by Ernest : 13-09-2006 at 04:31 PM. |
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| I'd drop Dalrymple to 7 and put Shah in at 3, for batting depth and a specialist bat at number 3. He deserves it after his last two county seasons and his debut against India where he looked every bit the accomplished player of spin. This is in line with my initial selection in the England forum. 3) Shah 4) Joyce 5) Yardy 6) Clarke (7) Dalrymple) |
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| Seeing as Adil Rashid has scored some runs today then he must come under serious consideration as a possible 6 or 7 instead of possibly Dalrymple because we may need a superior spinner to give our attack better balance. |
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