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One of the easiest options to improve women cricket is to increase the amount of test match cricket and try to induce results. At the very least we can make test match cricket 5-days. An increase in test match cricket would also make the teams more interested in taking risks, as teams would rather have a draw than a loss, as there are very few chances to play.
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While I would love a selection committee that would make these moves and take a few risks on young players, unfortunately, it doesn’t seem like that is happening any time soon. Your 11 may be the one that would beat England, but I think that this is what we’ll end up with.
Warner (no chance of them changing here)
Harris (khawaja would probably do better, but I think they have just moved on from him)
Labuschagne
Smith
Wade/Head I think that wade will probably get the nod over head, but I would take head as at least he has scored some runs in shield. I just don’t think that Inglis will get a game anytime soon if they already won’t pick him the short formats where he is best.
Green
Paine
Cummins
Starc (I think they will l just want to stick with the old lineup and try and run through the poms again. I am also a bit wary of hurting Richardson, he could be a big part of the future)
Lyon
Hazlewood
The Ashes XI to whitewash England
I agree with your point about the prematurity of this piece, however, I think it is important to note Ravindra Jadeja as a capable bat. Much like Pant, he can play two roles in the side, that of a spinner and a batsman, doing both very well.
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