Australians will play the Bazball or not?
Long ago, towards the conclusion of net sessions, you may occasionally observe right-handed hitters standing up as lefties and right-arm bowlers skillfully delivering the opposite direction. A legendary Sheffield Shield tailender who faced up with a stump and middled each ball caught my eye once. Major cricketers had access to 27 gears, although they only used six or seven of them, similar to leisure cyclists. In first-class cricket, conventional wisdom won out. How "Bazball" has energised the Ashes series for the upcoming year: Fear not, bring it on A piece of paper with one word scrawled on it was discovered in the home side's viewing section during the most recent Test between Australia and the West Indies in Adelaide. Why Smith supports Warner to overcome his batting issues In Test cricket, Steve Smith is optimistic that David Warner will shake off his recent slump. It was a dig at England's groundbreaking use of long-form cricket under new coach Brendon "Ba...