By Daniel Brettig
October 6th 2008 @ 7:16am
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Casson spins the wrong way for India: Hilditch
Recent Test debutant Beau Casson has been repeatedly overlooked for the Australian squad in India because he turns the ball the wrong way.
Selection chairman Andrew Hilditch today explained that left arm wrist spinner Casson missed out because his stock ball spins from off to leg, the opposite direction to the leg breaks of injured Bryce [...]
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were we trying to bully union to death when they were boring people to death ( ok stop now ifs sokka’s so boring why is it so...
Terry Kidd said | October 6th 2008 @ 9:57am | Report comment
I reckon we will get a right shellacking on this tour and will only win a match if we get a bouncy seaming wicket …. pigs might fly too.