Speaker 1: This is Pat Cummins. This is Australia.
Speaker 2: One of the worst things I have ever seen done
Speaker 2: on a cricket field.
Speaker 3: Hello everyone, welcome to the Unflavorable Podcast, Coming to your
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Speaker 3: of a second Test match between Australia and Bangladesh, play
Speaker 3: on the line. My name is Josh on a Finger.
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Speaker 3: Just that's some very positive feedback. I don't want to
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Speaker 1: What did they say?
Speaker 3: Jelly Boy wanted some tips on how a both fast bowling.
Speaker 2: You don't. We've already covered that, Yeah, I mean, he's
Speaker 2: just I mean, you're listening to the wrong, wrong podcast
Speaker 2: if you if you want to get better at cricket,
Speaker 2: we are here to critique those who are.
Speaker 1: Already good at cricket.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's right, people who were.
Speaker 2: Already better than you, and that you'll never people would
Speaker 2: just never be as good at cricket as I suppose.
Speaker 2: So yeah, unless that's one of the members of the
Speaker 2: Australian cricket team well, could bee, Yeah, could bee?
Speaker 3: We better get to this traint cricket team because they
Speaker 3: have made a big change this week after they're lost
Speaker 3: by name, it's to bangaledeshin dah when they have so
Speaker 3: I did to drop Jake Weatherold. He's out of the
Speaker 3: thirteen player squad and in comes Matthew Renshaw. Fourteen tests
Speaker 3: he's played. He hasn't played since twenty twenty three, but
Speaker 3: some strong form for Queensland last season brings him right
Speaker 3: back up to the top. And unfortunately, after a loss
Speaker 3: like that, it feels like the change that Australia had
Speaker 3: to have.
Speaker 2: It felt like they needed to make a change for sure.
Speaker 2: Whether it was the right one, people are going to
Speaker 2: ask some questions. I was really surprised, but really surprised.
Speaker 2: I thought that given the scope of the technique changes
Speaker 2: he kind of made that he'd been encouraged to make
Speaker 2: by this Aussie team, or at least endorsed by you
Speaker 2: know this, he wouldn't have been changing these things without
Speaker 2: their endorsement. I thought they'd give him another test. You know,
Speaker 2: you can argue both sides of it, like six tests
Speaker 2: into a career is longer than I believe Sam Constant Scott.
Speaker 2: He played the two he might have got about the same,
Speaker 2: might have played five those two at the back end
Speaker 2: of the Yash of.
Speaker 1: Summer and then three in the Caribbean.
Speaker 2: He was left out for Schlanker in between them exactly right,
Speaker 2: and the World Test Championship final as well, and then
Speaker 2: came in when Marnus the opening thing didn't didn't work,
Speaker 2: so he got about as long as Sam, give you
Speaker 2: one one more test than him, he got less than Sorry,
Speaker 2: he got more than Nathan McSweeney, so double the amount
Speaker 2: of games and performed better than those two. Like I think,
Speaker 2: you know, Constas had three poor tests in the West Indies.
Speaker 2: McSweeney didn't really ever get going in an unfamiliar position,
Speaker 2: so there was enough there to be encouraged, and then
Speaker 2: they pulled the trigger on him early, like you know, people,
Speaker 2: I think, if anything, it actually heightens the pressure on
Speaker 2: a few other guys who have either been underperforming for
Speaker 2: some time or had a poor test an outlying test
Speaker 2: in the in Darwin and and and are older just
Speaker 2: in that bracket where we're waiting, not waiting, but were
Speaker 2: We just know that athletes around that age slow down,
Speaker 2: So yeah, there's there was a lot you know, it
Speaker 2: was it was a small change, but it also was
Speaker 2: a was a really big one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess a lot of listeners will be wondering
Speaker 3: is it as simple as a straight swap Matthew Renshaw
Speaker 3: coming into the eleven for jaqueas always saw him doing
Speaker 3: some practice at first slip today pushing bow webs through
Speaker 3: out of that position which you just got off with mcquajen.
Speaker 3: Now he's into third slip. So does that mean we're
Speaker 3: going to see Renshaw straight to the top or is
Speaker 3: it going to be some extra batting eleven shenanigans at
Speaker 3: play from the Aussies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that was my first instinct when I
Speaker 2: saw the squad change. I'm like, like, this is this
Speaker 2: would be very on brand for them to do something funny.
Speaker 2: You know, Travis Head went up to open. No one
Speaker 2: saw that coming last summer. That was kind of a
Speaker 2: bit of a force change, But you would think it's
Speaker 2: a straight So, I mean, Alex Carey, speaking to the
Speaker 2: media yesterday, said that he was looking forward to renta
Speaker 2: opening the batting with Travis Head. So that's probably a
Speaker 2: pretty good sign that's what's going to happen. Marnas is
Speaker 2: you know the one when I was saying, you know,
Speaker 2: in terms of underperformance over a longer period of time,
Speaker 2: we're talking about Marnas, right. He has been preparing as
Speaker 2: if he's I'd be surprised if they made a move
Speaker 2: there like a training today. English. English would be the
Speaker 2: only other one who could come in for him. He
Speaker 2: battered kind of at the end of the session. You know, Look,
Speaker 2: they have done things like that before, where you know,
Speaker 2: we read too much into training and then they pull
Speaker 2: the trigger.
Speaker 1: It would surprise me. Like Martinus had a.
Speaker 2: Really really long hit today and stayed back longer than
Speaker 2: any of the others. You would think his mood would
Speaker 2: have changed if he'd been told that he was out.
Speaker 2: So unless he hasn't been told that he's that he's out,
Speaker 2: so maybe they're still waiting to have a look at
Speaker 2: the pitch. I know that they do rate Josh Inglis's versatility,
Speaker 2: but asking him are expecting him to come straight into
Speaker 2: number three in the Test team would be a big goal,
Speaker 2: wouldn't it. Yeah, that would feel like a like a
Speaker 2: big change. Then if you've changed two of your top
Speaker 2: three after one defeat, it's on Australia really to prove
Speaker 2: it's this isn't this this is an outlier because as
Speaker 2: the stands, you go, eleven of thirteen tests beforehand they
Speaker 2: won and then they've lost to the ninth ranked bangladeshis
Speaker 2: who had the best of the conditions in Darwin. So
Speaker 2: you might be able to kind of say that, but
Speaker 2: you know, a loss here and Makai that would you know,
Speaker 2: there'd be no excuses there. So one test defeat to
Speaker 2: Bangladeshi acceptable, you know, not acceptable, but you know, in
Speaker 2: the realm of like you know, people can hack it.
Speaker 2: A second one would be you know, disastrous, it would
Speaker 2: be okay, that's a great little set up there. Loo
Speaker 2: Matthew Renchel, let's just touch on him. Fourteen tests so
Speaker 2: far in his career, an average of twenty nine point three.
Speaker 2: It just turned thirty as well. As I said, he
Speaker 2: came back in in twenty twenty three, but that was
Speaker 2: in a middle order role. Wasn't ahead of that India series.
Speaker 2: I feel like that time didn't really feel like that
Speaker 2: spot was his. This time, it feels like to me
Speaker 2: the selectors are saying, okay, now it's yours take with
Speaker 2: both hands and see what you can do.
Speaker 1: Is that a really strange career.
Speaker 2: Kind Of writing a piece on him yesterday, it was
Speaker 2: instructive to kind of remember what that was like. Yes
Speaker 2: the kind of twenty year old who burst onto the
Speaker 2: scene way back in twenty sixteen. It was this fresh, frace,
Speaker 2: young opener. You know, he was going to be the future.
Speaker 2: Came in with the team with rend Nick Madison and
Speaker 2: Peter Hanscombe and by the end of that year they
Speaker 2: were all out of the team. Maybe Hanscom lasted a
Speaker 2: bit into that seventeen to eighteen ashes, but renshawd lost
Speaker 2: his spot twelve months after or maybe even nine months
Speaker 2: after that one hundred of the SCG and then he
Speaker 2: went into the middle order. He lost his Queensland spot.
Speaker 2: He kind of came back in for one test after
Speaker 2: the Cape Town debark all the middle order thing in India.
Speaker 2: As you mentioned, he's since come into the wap ball frame.
Speaker 2: He's dominated the One Day Cup and then had some
Speaker 2: really encouraging and then also maybe some discouraging the ODI performances.
Speaker 2: I think people have kind of put the narrative of
Speaker 2: the ode I thing and you know, being this upward
Speaker 2: trajectory of the last little bit well. He made in
Speaker 2: Bangladesh earlier this year he made and Pakistan I think
Speaker 2: was four to zero zero in four consecutive innings.
Speaker 3: It's a tough run.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a tough run and so it hasn't been linear.
Speaker 2: But then at the end of that tour he made
Speaker 2: eighty nine not out and I think he finished as
Speaker 2: one of their leading we could takers over the course
Speaker 2: of the games, as one of their best bowlers. So
Speaker 2: a really strange tour that kind of encapsulates a really
Speaker 2: up and down kind of career. Let's see if this
Speaker 2: is the kind of second or third or fourth coming
Speaker 2: of him that that can really deliver something for Australia.
Speaker 2: He's had a bat in the nets last couple of
Speaker 2: days here, always an energetic trainer. You'd say he's got
Speaker 2: that bright green lid on and then I think he's
Speaker 2: just it's extra shiny. Is that a different brand of
Speaker 2: Maybe it's the DSc because he's recently changed bat sponsors,
Speaker 2: I believe, so maybe that's how they make their homelets.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it's extra shiny. I'm sure the viewers will
Speaker 3: notice that when they see him walk out there in
Speaker 3: the Test match. Let's have a look at what else
Speaker 3: happened in the nets today. Bow Webster and Manus Labish
Speaker 3: and had a long battle both with bad and ball.
Speaker 3: I guess they both do a little bit of both.
Speaker 3: Now if you say that Manus is you know it's
Speaker 3: condod it. But on the final ball of bo Webster's session,
Speaker 3: Labashane actually knocked over his off stump and there were
Speaker 3: a few giggles and laughs all around from his teammates.
Speaker 3: Cameron Green just gave him a shake of the head
Speaker 3: to say sorry mate. No one should have to go
Speaker 3: through that sort of thing. So that was interesting. All
Speaker 3: the bowlers were there, they had a quick bowl, not
Speaker 3: all of them bold to batters. They were only Bowland
Speaker 3: and Lion batted to or bold to batters, and lyone
Speaker 3: actually had a long chat to Kumar Damasina, who is
Speaker 3: going to be umpiring in this Test match. Of course,
Speaker 3: he was an off spinner himself, took over two hundred
Speaker 3: wickets for Sri Lanka and so perhaps they were just
Speaker 3: comparing a few notes on the craft of off spin Bolin.
Speaker 2: Yeah, potentially, maybe Nathan Lion was giving him some tips
Speaker 2: for his Instagram page. And the dumb scene has really exploded.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's been prolific in that area, hasn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, Sorry, I don't know where I'm going with
Speaker 2: that other than I just wanted that to be noted.
Speaker 2: I know more about Nathan lyon the last couple of
Speaker 2: days in the nets, and I do Kuma Damascena's Instagram.
Speaker 2: I've been watching him closely.
Speaker 1: Line.
Speaker 2: There's some suggestion that maybe the you know, the effectiveness
Speaker 2: that we saw in that Adelaide test last summer wasn't
Speaker 2: quite there in Bangladesh. So in Darwin against Bangladesh coming
Speaker 2: off a big injury layoff, the reports internally was that
Speaker 2: the fizz and the dip and everything was there. Well,
Speaker 2: so windy here, we've just lost our camera.
Speaker 1: The reports were that post injury, the fizz.
Speaker 2: And the dip and everything were already there. All back
Speaker 2: there for Lion, which is a good sign. He's been
Speaker 2: working quite closely with James Franklin's kind of a bit
Speaker 2: of a new addition to this coaching stuff. He's done
Speaker 2: a few tours, but I believe he's kind of going
Speaker 2: to be here more frequently now that Dan Vattori is
Speaker 2: going to do more franchise stuff over the next little
Speaker 2: bit and it's watching line bolted Cary just off a
Speaker 2: step in the nets today you could carry was explaining
Speaker 2: to Franklin what glove Nathan Lyon watches of his when
Speaker 2: he to right handers. And it was interesting just seeing
Speaker 2: Franklin like kind of picked that up. So there's all
Speaker 2: these little because he's ostensibly the kind of bowling us.
Speaker 2: So I think Kerry was saying that he line watches
Speaker 2: his right glove religiously when he's bowling to right handers,
Speaker 2: and that's his.
Speaker 1: Kind of like aim point.
Speaker 3: Interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so that was this morning.
Speaker 2: The morning before that, he kind of laid out a
Speaker 2: little box with his yellow bits of tape on the
Speaker 2: pitch and again was just bowling off step or two,
Speaker 2: just going through the basics. It was remarkable how often
Speaker 2: so this box would have been maybe thirty.
Speaker 3: Meters thirty centimeters.
Speaker 2: Thirty thirty meters, that'd be a big box even even
Speaker 2: you could a thirty yeah, thirty centimeters give or take
Speaker 2: each side of it. And yeah, so they must have
Speaker 2: run out of handkerchiefs for him to bowl that bigger.
Speaker 2: But he like, he landed so many balls in that
Speaker 2: little thing and it was just like a little thing
Speaker 2: that if Old mats listening and wants advice on how
Speaker 2: to become a better cricketer. If you can hit the
Speaker 2: thirty cinemeter as much as Nathan Lyon, you know you're
Speaker 2: gonna be pretty good. So it was interesting that he's
Speaker 2: just working on these basic things.
Speaker 3: Well, it's funny you say that because I mentioned today
Speaker 3: that Stark, Hazewlod and Cummins only bowled on empty nets,
Speaker 3: but they had cones placed on a good length and
Speaker 3: again taking it right back to basics. I was impressed
Speaker 3: because I know that they're professional cricketers and all that,
Speaker 3: but you would expect Cummins and Hazeward to be the
Speaker 3: most accurate. It was actually Starker hit the cones the
Speaker 3: most out of the three.
Speaker 1: And were they bowling off a full run?
Speaker 3: They were, yeah, off their full run. So interesting stuff.
Speaker 1: It's often like the really little things that you look back.
Speaker 2: I remember one of the one of our colleagues around
Speaker 2: like the player Content Capture day, was stunned at how
Speaker 2: good these guys were. Like a chipping challenge, and you
Speaker 2: just kind of forget that you're working with the athletes
Speaker 2: who have the best hand eye coordination in the country,
Speaker 2: so like, it's not that surprising they pick up another
Speaker 2: ball stick sport and they're really good at it. It's
Speaker 2: often the littler things rather than the big things to
Speaker 2: kind of illustrate that. So yeah, with line, you know,
Speaker 2: some really basic technical kind of stuff going on. Manas
Speaker 2: similar long hits. You know, you can tell it's a
Speaker 2: team that kind of have been a bit rattled on
Speaker 2: happened in Darwin and they're desperately you know, looking to
Speaker 2: looking for ademption.
Speaker 1: I suppose.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I mean when you look back at that border
Speaker 3: Gavasca Trophy that was down under a couple of years ago.
Speaker 3: They lost that first test in Perth comprehensively and you know,
Speaker 3: the outside noise was, oh, there needs to be changing
Speaker 3: all these sorts of things. But they came back and
Speaker 3: you know, responded really well in that series, isn't there.
Speaker 3: So I think they feel like one loss is not
Speaker 3: a time to panic and they'll back their processes to
Speaker 3: get them back on the winning list.
Speaker 2: It's an interesting one to bring up, and it's been
Speaker 2: talked about a little bit in the last week, right
Speaker 2: like the teams, this team's performance after long breaks, I mean,
Speaker 2: you're nitpicking or up, but like there was the Ashes
Speaker 2: game against England last year that you know, England could
Speaker 2: have easily won it had they played some smart in Perth. Yeah,
Speaker 2: some smarter cricket and then Travis Head has single handedly
Speaker 2: won that game for Australia, the Perth game the previous
Speaker 2: year against.
Speaker 1: India with our outplay.
Speaker 2: And then I've heard others even bring up the World
Speaker 2: Test Championship Final in twenty last year twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: the lost to South Africa. Lost to South Africa, had
Speaker 2: a bit of a lay off their guys coming off
Speaker 2: ipl and then they hit played really good cricket in
Speaker 2: the Caribbean on the back of that. Yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 2: mean it is nitpicking. The thing with those is they
Speaker 2: are all the start of longer test campaigns in Australia.
Speaker 2: There was five test campaigns against India in England, you know,
Speaker 2: a four test campaign if you want to call it.
Speaker 2: That WTC final plus Caribbean. Here they've got two tests
Speaker 2: and I know they've got South Africa on the back
Speaker 2: of that, but there's that a six week break between
Speaker 2: the second Test here in Mackay and the first Test
Speaker 2: in Durban, so there's no time like you know, if
Speaker 2: we get a wash out here, there's I don't think
Speaker 2: there's a chance of some small chance of rain, or
Speaker 2: if it's a really fat flat wicket here and there's
Speaker 2: a draw, Bangalsh wins series like you can't. You know,
Speaker 2: it's a luxury that Australia have had. They play these
Speaker 2: longest series, even three Test series is long now, right
Speaker 2: that they get to warm into it, so they don't
Speaker 2: have that luxury and they've been rightly pulled up for it. Yeah, okay, Bangladesh,
Speaker 2: Well they pulled off perhaps the greatest Test victory in
Speaker 2: their history and they come hear the mackay, We've just
Speaker 2: seen them run around in the field, very energetic and
Speaker 2: full of competitive spirit as well. There were quite a
Speaker 2: few games that they had where they were throwing at
Speaker 2: the stumps and every time the ball hit the stumps
Speaker 2: one team cheered and the other hands on head sorts
Speaker 2: of things. They get their left arm quick shore for
Speaker 2: Islam back. He is available after dealing with a side
Speaker 2: straight and I believe whether or not he gets picked
Speaker 2: there's another question here because it's very hard to change
Speaker 2: that team that comprehensively beat Australia over eleven sessions in Darwin.
Speaker 1: Just watching him in the nets. He's literally bowling as
Speaker 1: we speak. You can see him.
Speaker 2: Over your left shoulder. Josh, I watched him bowl a
Speaker 2: couple of balls to Mominal Huck. I think it was
Speaker 2: on picking him, really him, like on the on the
Speaker 2: evidence of two balls, I'm like, oh right, this this
Speaker 2: bloke's a proper bowler. I might argue he's better than
Speaker 2: the all three of the bowlers they picked in that
Speaker 2: first test. So if he's fit for me, he's in.
Speaker 2: He is a he's a proper one thirty plus, you know,
Speaker 2: one thirty five plus left arm tall for you know,
Speaker 2: for these Bangal a really short Bangladesh team. He's a
Speaker 2: tall bowler. He's one hundred percent in. Yeah, you can
Speaker 2: actually he's literally bowling as we speak and bolwing some
Speaker 2: good gas. So I mean, Eberdot would probably be the one.
Speaker 2: He was a little bit way with that second innings
Speaker 2: and didn't get much of the ball when the game
Speaker 2: was on the line. That's often a bit of a teller.
Speaker 2: Who's who do you turn to when the game's you know,
Speaker 2: really in the in the nutcrunch time, and and I
Speaker 2: think Shanto kind of didn't didn't really trust him in
Speaker 2: that moment. The other option would be to go four quicks.
Speaker 2: Keep everto Sato bomb quite well on that first tick,
Speaker 2: got a couple of wickets and maybe get rid of
Speaker 2: Title Islam and go four quick and Mahedi, who was
Speaker 2: the more effective spinner in Darwin definitely. You know, I
Speaker 2: think Titles are really experienced operator. I'd be inclined, especially
Speaker 2: here Mackay that the ball does, the pitch does take
Speaker 2: a bit of spin towards the end of the game.
Speaker 2: The caveat there is a there hasn't been a whole
Speaker 2: lot of first class cricket, and be the first class
Speaker 2: cricket we have had here has normally been in that
Speaker 2: November October November kind of period. I think the weather's
Speaker 2: a lot cooler here. I think that kind of caught
Speaker 2: us a little bit by surprise. So whether it would
Speaker 2: break up quite as much as it does, then that's
Speaker 2: all for Bangladesh to decide.
Speaker 1: I suppose.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've seen the suggestion that they might leave Tigle out,
Speaker 3: but and he wasn't super effective in there, and you
Speaker 3: have to say, I think just the one we could
Speaker 3: have Labushane in that second innings. But yeah, as you say,
Speaker 3: he's got so much experience and they like going to
Speaker 3: him to potentially hold up an end. Although Mehetia Sogn
Speaker 3: was much more successful at that in the first Test,
Speaker 3: wasn't he. But it's again it's title's first test here
Speaker 3: in Australia as well, so like all of them, even
Speaker 3: though he's got nearly three hundred Test wickets under his belt,
Speaker 3: he's still probably adjusting to conditions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, the fear into that first Test, unfounded
Speaker 2: as it was, was that you know, the small spinners
Speaker 2: in Australia get eaten up by this country and the
Speaker 2: extra bounce is the kind of thing that you need.
Speaker 2: You know, they didn't get eaten up by any measure.
Speaker 2: And Mahdi on the contrary, like you know, boldest team
Speaker 2: to victory. So I fear that Mackay being a more
Speaker 2: normal creer ground inverted commas on normal natural pitch, you
Speaker 2: probably get a bit more of that carrying bounce that
Speaker 2: should play into Australia's favor. That should be conditions that
Speaker 2: Australia know and have been dominant in over the last
Speaker 2: little bit to the point where you know, if if
Speaker 2: it is a you know a mid August pitch as
Speaker 2: opposed to a November pitch that might crack up. Maybe
Speaker 2: it's a bit more seam movement. Do you need Nathan Lyon?
Speaker 2: I mean that that will be I think a question
Speaker 2: that they will be asking. They've they've shown that they're
Speaker 2: willing to drop him. It has always been pinkball games,
Speaker 2: has always been a little last tix when they've done it.
Speaker 1: Does Scott Bowland give you more than Nathan Lyon?
Speaker 2: You know, when you've got Webster and Green in the team.
Speaker 2: I'm not one hundred percent sure that they do it,
Speaker 2: but it will definitely be a talking point. And ran
Speaker 2: short of alsome OFFI is as well potentially, so not
Speaker 2: saying that they're of Nathan Lyon's quality, but they are
Speaker 2: rough and they have got.
Speaker 3: Anic they are off spin.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Bo Webster as well. I guess you blag you
Speaker 2: a through it. I mean I think I think you've
Speaker 2: got enough scene bowling coverage personally.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And if they do think it's going to nip around
Speaker 2: a little bit more, then I think probably Webster comes
Speaker 2: into the game a little bit more. You know, Bangledesh
Speaker 2: went after him. Min Darwin on a lower wicket. I
Speaker 2: think that's easier to do. And I still have high
Speaker 2: hopes for Green his improvement as a bowler. I thought
Speaker 2: he was poor and down with the ball. He's got
Speaker 2: so much potential with the ball on It's a hill
Speaker 2: that I would not die on that Cameron Green can
Speaker 2: be an extremely effective Test bowler.
Speaker 3: Okay, there you go. Now the last Chiffield should match here,
Speaker 3: which was two seasons ago, mitchwebson five for in the
Speaker 3: final innings. So yep, it has taken spin, but we
Speaker 3: were also expecting it to take a little bit of
Speaker 3: pace as well. This has been the unplayable podcast Here
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