In one of those rare cases where I really hope I’m wrong, I’m really starting to wonder if David Warner has had his 43 balls of fame?
While the idea of Warner going his hardest at one end and Shaun Marsh doing the same at the other end is quite tantalising, I wonder if Warner’s twin failures since he “rocked the MCG” might be the end of this little experiment, with normal programming being resumed at the top of the order alongside Marsh? Brad Haddin, for example?
And while I’m asking the questions, can anyone tell me what role Cameron White and James Hopes are currently playing in the Australian one-day side?
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