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Look against India he wasn’t even swinging the ball. But against SL he did swing the ball and got a 10 wkt haul… He is back mate. He is back
What does Mitchell Starc have to do to be dropped?
Well Starc has got a fifer now.. Hope u got your answer. That’s y he is important to the team. His ability to knock the opposition anytime in a game makes him what he is. Still wanna drop him mate??
What does Mitchell Starc have to do to be dropped?
Mate he is talking about a guy who is a young bloke of 29. Not a retired legend. And yes u are right everyone is worth a go. But nothing can beat experience.
What does Mitchell Starc have to do to be dropped?
Okay so ur talking about a guy who has taken 200 wickets from 50 matches with an amazing strike rate. He is Mitchell Starc, not a one match wonder. He is just going through a bad form which is very normal. U can’t just drop someone of his calibre like that. U’ve got to back your top players which CA is doing. When this bloke is on song, he is literally the best in the world. Is it so easy to forget his wicket taking ability with the new ball? No. And suppose he got dropped, who would fill in for him?
What does Mitchell Starc have to do to be dropped?
Actually i was shocked when some of the greats of the game didn’t include Hazlewood in their world cup XI and rather preferred Richardson. Although a lot will depend on the upcoming series in UAE. With all said, don’t u think it would be hard to replace Hazlewood given the talent he possesses? Also u don’t necessarily need to bowl out Hazy before 40 overs. He might not be as good as cummo and Starcy at the death, but he is not that bad either. He bowled in the death vs SA last year and did pretty well too. Now talking about the “variations”. Richardson could still go for runs with his variations which actually happened in the recently concluded series, whereas hazlewood is still hard to play against . And out of the two, Richardson would be the easy picking for the batsmen. Going into a world cup, experience matters a lot which hazy has and Richie doesn’t. Also ur talking about a player who has an excellent economy of 4.73, with a bowling avg of 25 in today’s age and still u want him to be replaced ????
Jhye Richardson is on the verge of stealing Josh Hazlewood's World Cup spot