TBH the only real pitch that turns is Sydney. It's known as the turning pitch, Adelaide is a pitch that tests how good of a bowler you are. It's more of a flat pitch where high scores can be made early on then 4th and 5th day the ball stays low.
Iron-Haggis said:Perth turn? You're joking right. Perth is probably a spinners worst nightmare. The only pitch in Australia that really turns is Sydney, Adelaide will on the 5th day. Guys like Warne and MacGill probably make Aussie pitches look better for spinners, but they could turn a cricket ball on glass. If Panesar stays positive and attacks the Aussie batsmen he will have some reasonable success. He is a far better option than Giles.
"I think it will be 5-0 this time," he chirped. "I am never going to predict that Australia is going to lose a Test.
usy said:damn because after 18th this month i'll be damn busy, i've started making the Ashes pack.. i'm gonne make a seprate signature for all the players playing in Ashes series 2006, with wallpaper's etc.. so got any ideas of what would be the team? you can guess..
thanks
Jaques?? I donno about him he hasn't really performed all that well to regain his spot over Martyncricketmad09 said:Hayden
Langer
Ponting
Jaques
Hussey
Watson
Gilchrist
Lee
Warne
MacGill
McGrath
genghis_khan said:Martyn hasnt got the technique to handle Flintoff and co. even on Australian pitches...could be worse though, could have Hodge at no.4...nicking it left right and centre![]()
langerrox said:Jaques?? I donno about him he hasn't really performed all that well to regain his spot over Martyn
wfdu_ben91 said:If he knicked it in the centre then wouldn't that be a good thing? It's a good start to get a boundary.
The key this year is Michael Hussey. Though his due for a below excellent series.