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Re. England's bowling. I think it was a mistake to go back to Anderson and Broad. Neither has played much one-day cricket in recent times and it is showing in this World Cup. At the same time a young player like Chris Jordan can't get a look in. And I agree about Hales. Once they discarded Cook he should have been our No.1. The decision would then be whether Ali or Bell partners him.
The thing with the bowlers is that the younger lads were woeful in the warm up games and made their selection impossible.
Quote from: The Red Baron on March 05, 2015, 10:49:22 amRe. England's bowling. I think it was a mistake to go back to Anderson and Broad. Neither has played much one-day cricket in recent times and it is showing in this World Cup. At the same time a young player like Chris Jordan can't get a look in. And I agree about Hales. Once they discarded Cook he should have been our No.1. The decision would then be whether Ali or Bell partners him.Ali, to open with Hales and Bell in at number 3 for me, Root at 4, Morgan 5, Taylor 6, Bopara 7, Butler 8, Broad 9, Jordan 10 and Finn 11, a strong batting line up, and a bowling attack thats at least on a par with what we have