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After the Ashes squad may be as many as 10 members of current squad may never be able to play test cricket again either due to retirement,age or poor form-clarke,rogers,harrish retired while voges ,haddin,watson and jonshon may be dropped.Siddle to be doomed depending on this test performance.shaun Marsh and fawad ahmed has a 50-50 chance to continue. Australia are going to play against bangladesh so here is my squad of 16. David warner cameroon bancroft Josh Burns steve Smith© shaun marsh Glen maxwell P.Nevil 0-keefe Starc hazelwood Lyon M.marsh pattison cummins Faulkner Callum fergusion Bancroft is a wicketkeeper as well so nevil can be replaced by M.marsh If Bancroft is gud enuf.Handscomb can also be fiited in the squad in place of ferguison.

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I don't think Vogues will be dropped. Oz selectors show a baffling persistence of short-term planning and neglecting long-term goals.

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Bancroft to replace Rogers Burns/Khawaja for Clarke Faulkner for watson Agar for Fawad Voges won't be dropped.
Chris Lynn should be in the mix somewhere - prob their most consistent "young" batsman around. Agar is going to do well this time - can bat, and now his bowling is pretty good.
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Bancroft Warner Joe Burns Smith © Voges/Handscomb Mitchell Marsh Nevill (WK) Johnson Starc Lyon Hazlewood
Pretty nice team. Here's my choice: Warner Burns/Bancroft Smith © Chris Lynn Voges Nevill Mitch Marsh Starc Lyon Agar/Johnson Hazelwood
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Pretty nice team. Here's my choice: Warner Burns/Bancroft Smith © Chris Lynn Voges Nevill Mitch Marsh Starc Lyon Agar/Johnson Hazelwood
I haven't seen Lynn bat in an FC match so I'm not sure about his inclusion (I've only seen him in the BBL most of the time) but his FC statistics are very good. For the most part Smith should not bat at 3.
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I haven't seen Lynn bat in an FC match so I'm not sure about his inclusion (I've only seen him in the BBL most of the time) but his FC statistics are very good. For the most part Smith should not bat at 3.
I too have seen Lynn in T20s but he's looked to be a clean strokemaker. As for Smith, it's true that No.4 or No.5 is better suited for him, but someone's gotta step up to that No.3 position.
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I haven't seen Lynn bat in an FC match so I'm not sure about his inclusion (I've only seen him in the BBL most of the time) but his FC statistics are very good. For the most part Smith should not bat at 3.
Btw, have you see either Stoinis or Maddinson (the latter seems to be more of a dasher a la Lynn, but with less impressive stats). However, Stoinis record is pretty good (despite a poor 100 conversion rate) and he seems to be a very useful bowling option as well.
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Btw' date=' have you see either Stoinis or Maddinson (the latter seems to be more of a dasher a la Lynn, but with less impressive stats). However, Stoinis record is pretty good (despite a poor 100 conversion rate) and he seems to be a very useful bowling option as well.[/quote'] I haven’t seen them a lot apart from the Big Bash League but both of them look like good prospects. Stoinis is selected for the ODI squad this Ashes as a replacement for Faulkner (he is banned for 4 matches).
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Rogers will be very difficult to replace for Australia. The openers like Bancroft, Silk and Carters might not be ready for the test level so far. Burns won't do well opening at test level either. Hughes would have been perfect right now. While Australia has some issues in terms of batting talent, their bowling still looks very good despite Harris retiring. Starc, Hazlewood, Johnson, Lyon with Pattinson, Siddle, Cummins, Agar etc as backups. Actually rethinking the squad I would go with this for the Bangladesh tour: Warner Bancroft Smith © Voges Burns Mitchell Marsh Nevill (WK) Johnson Agar Hazlewood Lyon Backups: 12. Starc 13. Siddle 14. Pattinson 15. Handscomb/Maxwell It may not be the best idea to put Burns at #3 from the start so Smith should be at that position for now. Although the selectors may consider resting Johnson (and replacing him with Starc) to get him ready for the New Zealand series.

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Rogers will be very difficult to replace for Australia. The openers like Bancroft, Silk and Carters might not be ready for the test level so far. Burns won't do well opening at test level either. Hughes would have been perfect right now. While Australia has some issues in terms of batting talent, their bowling still looks very good despite Harris retiring. Starc, Hazlewood, Johnson, Lyon with Pattinson, Siddle, Cummins, Agar etc as backups. Actually rethinking the squad I would go with this for the Bangladesh tour: Warner Bancroft Smith © Voges Burns Mitchell Marsh Nevill (WK) Johnson Agar Hazlewood Lyon Backups: 12. Starc 13. Siddle 14. Pattinson 15. Handscomb/Maxwell It may not be the best idea to put Burns at #3 from the start so Smith should be at that position for now. Although the selectors may consider resting Johnson (and replacing him with Starc) to get him ready for the New Zealand series.
Isn't there a place for Lynn?
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Isn't there a place for Lynn?
Voges isn't getting any younger and has done decently so far. Burns is the obvious replacement for Clarke so he needs to be reintroduced in the test side as soon a possible. The only place for Lynn would be in place of Mitchell Marsh, which might not happen because Marsh has been impressive with the ball this match.
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Voges isn't getting any younger and has done decently so far. Burns is the obvious replacement for Clarke so he needs to be reintroduced in the test side as soon a possible. The only place for Lynn would be in place of Mitchell Marsh' date=' which might not happen because Marsh has been impressive with the ball this match.[/quote'] If Voges isn't getting younger, surely it's the time to blood Lynn in his place? Give Lynn 1-2 years to settle and he'll have become a fine bat by then... possibly. Instead, playing Voges on is myopic planning - not everyone can be as superb as Misbah in old age.
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If Voges isn't getting younger' date=' surely it's the time to blood Lynn in his place? Give Lynn 1-2 years to settle and he'll have become a fine bat by then... possibly. Instead, playing Voges on is myopic planning - not everyone can be as superb as Misbah in old age.[/quote'] The squad is very inexperienced so Voges can be useful for at least a few months. Lynn has played just around 30 test matches so it might be beneficial to give him at least a season more of domestic cricket. Although in terms of experience the bigger issue is the opener. Bancroft is around 22 and has played some 20 odd FC matches. It would have been much better if Rogers had stayed around for 1 more year to give his replacement more time to get ready.
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The squad is very inexperienced so Voges can be useful for at least a few months. Lynn has played just around 30 test matches so it might be beneficial to give him at least a season more of domestic cricket. Although in terms of experience the bigger issue is the opener. Bancroft is around 22 and has played some 20 odd FC matches. It would have been much better if Rogers had stayed around for 1 more year to give his replacement more time to get ready.
Khawaja, with enough FC experience, could serve as a stopgap p'raps.

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