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<div class="body"><p>He is always going to be an old-fashioned opening batsman who takes his time, sees off the new ball, tries to tire the opening bowlers and give the innings a platform. That is no bad thing for England with all the stroke-makers,Mulberry uk, <strong></strong>, Ian Bell and Matt Prior,ghd straighteners, coming in later on.</p><p>Steven Finn was disappointing in this Test match. There was no shortage of effort or pace but he lacked clear thinking. There were far too many short deliveries with batsmen sitting on the back foot waiting to cut and pull him,Mulberry uk. He is going to have to learn at this level just bowling fast and short will not guarantee him wickets,ghd hair straighteners. He needs to adapt to the different pitches we play on,ghd hair straighteners. Thinking bowlers are better bowlers. He has the talent but now it is what is between the ears that counts.</p><p>Monty Panesar was a disappointment. On certain pitches his faster pace can be successful, like it was in India. But when he tried to bowl it slower here it did not turn. So although he is a good second-string spinner we need Graeme Swann to recover from his injury. We should not assume that Swann will come back as the same bowler so James Tredwell could come into the equation at some point putting a bit of pressure on Monty. As we know,cheap ghd straighteners, Monty is not always the best when under pressure.</p><p>Joe Root is a conundrum. He is going to go back to Yorkshire and play as an opening batsman in county cricket which is totally different from having to wait to bat at No 6 with England. If England persevere with him batting at No 6 then someone at some stage is going to speak to Yorkshire and ask them to bat him down the order so he is used to waiting to go in. But Yorkshire are not going to want to do that because he is a successful opening batsman for them. Joe prefers to open and is eventually going to do the job for England. There lies the problem,ray ban.</p><p>To the public it may seem insignificant but to us batsmen there is a huge difference between opening and batting at six,borse burberry. Some people are good waiting to go in to bat. Other opening batsmen who have done it most of their life and are suddenly pushed down the order and forced to wait to go in are a nervous wreck.</p><p>In New Zealand Joe has played two poor shots and had an unfortunate run-out. If Jonny Bairstow and Joe Root are both in form, I think Jonny is a better player of the quicks at No 6. That may not be the case in a year or two because by then Joe will be opening for England. It might not be the best idea to pick Bairstow in Auckland because he has not had a bat out here for a month. Joe is a better player against the turning ball but the Ashes will be about batting against quick bowling because the Aussies do not have any decent spinners.</p><p>With the Ashes coming up the England management need to be very clear who is going to bat at six and pick him for the two Tests against New Zealand.</p><p>So going to Auckland we are in pretty good shape,Damian Green arrested, Conservative spokesman says,burberry outlet. And it all depends on the quality of the 22 yards. If there is any lateral movement I think we can beat New Zealand but if it is another flat pitch then we will get a tedious draw.</p><p>New Zealand will see three draws as a good result against England but it would not be a good spectacle for cricket,chanel outlet,The house where Sir Edmund Hillary recovered from Everest - Telegraph. If that happens you cannot blame England,Arsenal v Wigan Athletic match preview - Telegraph. They have no say over the quality of the pitches.</p></div> | <div class="body"><p>He is always going to be an old-fashioned opening batsman who takes his time, sees off the new ball, tries to tire the opening bowlers and give the innings a platform. That is no bad thing for England with all the stroke-makers,Mulberry uk, <strong></strong>, Ian Bell and Matt Prior,ghd straighteners, coming in later on.</p><p>Steven Finn was disappointing in this Test match. There was no shortage of effort or pace but he lacked clear thinking. There were far too many short deliveries with batsmen sitting on the back foot waiting to cut and pull him,Mulberry uk. He is going to have to learn at this level just bowling fast and short will not guarantee him wickets,ghd hair straighteners. He needs to adapt to the different pitches we play on,ghd hair straighteners. Thinking bowlers are better bowlers. He has the talent but now it is what is between the ears that counts.</p><p>Monty Panesar was a disappointment. On certain pitches his faster pace can be successful, like it was in India. But when he tried to bowl it slower here it did not turn. So although he is a good second-string spinner we need Graeme Swann to recover from his injury. We should not assume that Swann will come back as the same bowler so James Tredwell could come into the equation at some point putting a bit of pressure on Monty. As we know,cheap ghd straighteners, Monty is not always the best when under pressure.</p><p>Joe Root is a conundrum. He is going to go back to Yorkshire and play as an opening batsman in county cricket which is totally different from having to wait to bat at No 6 with England. If England persevere with him batting at No 6 then someone at some stage is going to speak to Yorkshire and ask them to bat him down the order so he is used to waiting to go in. But Yorkshire are not going to want to do that because he is a successful opening batsman for them. Joe prefers to open and is eventually going to do the job for England. There lies the problem,ray ban.</p><p>To the public it may seem insignificant but to us batsmen there is a huge difference between opening and batting at six,borse burberry. Some people are good waiting to go in to bat. Other opening batsmen who have done it most of their life and are suddenly pushed down the order and forced to wait to go in are a nervous wreck.</p><p>In New Zealand Joe has played two poor shots and had an unfortunate run-out. If Jonny Bairstow and Joe Root are both in form, I think Jonny is a better player of the quicks at No 6. That may not be the case in a year or two because by then Joe will be opening for England. It might not be the best idea to pick Bairstow in Auckland because he has not had a bat out here for a month. Joe is a better player against the turning ball but the Ashes will be about batting against quick bowling because the Aussies do not have any decent spinners.</p><p>With the Ashes coming up the England management need to be very clear who is going to bat at six and pick him for the two Tests against New Zealand.</p><p>So going to Auckland we are in pretty good shape,Damian Green arrested, Conservative spokesman says,burberry outlet. And it all depends on the quality of the 22 yards. If there is any lateral movement I think we can beat New Zealand but if it is another flat pitch then we will get a tedious draw.</p><p>New Zealand will see three draws as a good result against England but it would not be a good spectacle for cricket,chanel outlet,The house where Sir Edmund Hillary recovered from Everest - Telegraph. If that happens you cannot blame England,Arsenal v Wigan Athletic match preview - Telegraph. They have no say over the quality of the pitches.</p></div> | ||
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