2019 Pakistan tour of Australia

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AUSTRALIA VS PAKISTAN - T20I FIXTURES

1st T20I: 3rd November 2019 @ The SCG (2:30pm Local)
2nd T20I: 5th November 2019 @ Manuka Oval, Canberra (7:10pm Local)
3rd T20I: 8th November 2019 @ Optus Stadium, Perth (4:30pm Local)

AUSTRALIA VS PAKISTAN - TEST FIXTURES

1st Test: 21st-25th November 2019 @ The Gabba, Brisbane (10:00am Local)
2nd Test: 29th Nov- 3rd Dec 2019 @ Adelaide Oval, Adelaide (2:00pm Local)

AUSTRALIA T20I SQUAD

Aaron Finch (c), Ashton Agar, Alex Carey, Pat Cummins, Glenn Maxwell, Ben McDermott, Kane Richardson, Steve Smith, Billy Stanlake, Mitchell Starc, Ashton Turner, Andrew Tye, David Warner, Adam Zampa

AUSTRALIAN TEST SQUAD

Tim Paine (c), Cameron Bancroft, Joe Burns, Pat Cummins (vc), Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head (vc), Marnus Labuschagne, Nathan Lyon, Michael Neser, James Pattinson, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, Matthew Wade, David Warner

PAKISTAN T20I SQUAD

Babar Azam (c), Asif Ali, Fakhar Zaman, Haris Sohail, Iftikhar Ahmed, Imad Wasim, Imam-ul-Haq, Khushdil Shah, Mohammad Amir, Mohammad Hasnain, Mohammad Irfan, Mohammad Rizwan (wk), Musa Khan, Shadab Khan, Usman Qadir

PAKISTAN TEST SQUAD

Azhar Ali (c), Abid Ali, Asad Shafiq, Babar Azam, Haris Sohail, Imam-ul-Haq, Imran Khan Snr, Iftikhar Ahmed, Kashif Bhatti, Mohammad Abbas, Mohammad Rizwan (wk), Musa Khan, Naseem Shah, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Shan Masood, Yasir Shah

ICC T20I TEAM RANKINGS

1. Pakistan
2. England
3. Australia
4. South Africa
5. India
6. New Zealand
7. Sri Lanka
8. Afghanistan
9. Bangladesh
10. West Indies

ICC T20I BATSMEN RANKINGS

1. Babar Azam (PAK)
2. Glenn Maxwell (AUS)
3. Colin Munro (NZ)
4. Aaron Finch (AUS)
5. Hazratullah (AFG)
6. Darcy Short (AUS)
7. Alex Hales (ENG)
8. Rohit Sharma (IND)
9. Lokesh Rahul (IND)
10. Virat Kohli (IND)

ICC T20I BOWLERS RANKINGS

1. Rashid Khan (AFG)
2. Imad Wasim (PAK)
3. Adil Rashid (ENG)
4. Shadab Khan (PAK)
5. Mitchell Santner (NZ)
6. Adam Zampa (AUS)
7. Andile Phehlukwayo (SAF)
8. Shakib Al Hasan (BAN)
9. Mujeeb Ur Rahman (AFG)
10. Ish Sodhi (NZ)

ICC T20I ALL ROUNDER RANKINGS

1. Glenn Maxwell (AUS)
2. Shakib Al Hasan (BAN)
3. Mohammad Nabi (AFG)
4. Richard Berrington (SCO)
5. Mahmudullah (BAN)
6. Sean Williams (ZIM)
7. Kevin O'Brien (IRE)
8. Paul Stirling (IRE)
9. JP Duminy (SAF)
10. Thisara Perera (SL)

ICC TEST TEAM RANKINGS

1. India
2. New Zealand
3. England
4. South Africa
5. Australia
6. Sri Lanka
7. Pakistan
8. West Indies
9. Bangladesh
10. Afghanistan
11. Zimbabwe
12. Ireland

ICC TEST BATSMEN RANKINGS

1. Steve Smith (AUS)
2. Virat Kohli (IND)
3. Kane Williamson (NZ)
4. Cheteshwar Pujara (IND)
5. Ajinkya Rahane (IND)
6. Henry Nicholls (NZ)
7. Joe Root (ENG)
8. Tom Latham (NZ)
9. Dimuth Karunaratne (SL)
10. Rohit Sharma (IND)

ICC TEST BOWLERS RANKINGS

1. Pat Cummins (AUS)
2. Kagiso Rabada (SAF)
3. Jason Holder (WI)
4. Jasprit Bumrah (IND)
5. James Anderson (ENG)
6. Trent Boult (NZ)
7. Neil Wagner (NZ)
8. Vernon Philander (SAF)
9. Kemar Roach (WI)
10. Ravi Ashwin (IND)

ICC TEST ALL ROUNDER RANKINGS

1. Jason Holder (WI)
2. Ravindra Jadeja (IND)
3. Shakib Al Hasan (BAN)
4. Ben Stokes (ENG)
5. Vernon Philander (SAF)
6. Ravi Ashwin (IND)
7. Pat Cummins (AUS)
8. Mitchell Starc (AUS)
9. Moeen Ali (ENG)
10. Chris Woakes (ENG)


** Rankings correct as of 4/11/2019 and are subject to change**
 
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Mitchell Starc is the 8th best all rounder in the game and he only played in one test match against the Poms. The selectors must take some of the blame for us not winning the Ashes and only drawing them.

I wonder what Joe Burns was thinking as he watched our openers being terrorised during the series.

Kurtis Patterson must be feeling confident about being selected to play in the home tests this summer.
 
And what Lefty do you think will make Hohns' 'back to the future' policy change?

Be prepared for Warner, the Marshes, etc etc to continue.
 
There's been a few articles about Smith in the last few days pointing out how much mental effort he puts into has game and how he now says he's "cooked" after the tour.
One article said he hardly sleeps during a test because he's thinking so much about what he has to do.

I wouldn't want him to change that, because it obviously worked for us, but you have to wonder if we should give him any more pressure, like the captaincy.

The captain is on massive pay, so he might want to be captain just because it's hard to say no to extra millions, but if I were the selectors I'd give him top dollar to just keep batting us to victories and not concern himself with anything else.

He did seem to handle being captain in the past, but you can't ignore that he averaged 110 this tour, when all he had to do was put all that nervous energy of his into batting.
 
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And what Lefty do you think will make Hohns' 'back to the future' policy change?

Be prepared for Warner, the Marshes, etc etc to continue.
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We clearly need a fresh approach with team selection. We should sack all the selectors and appoint a new panel of selectors.
 
Not sure about Pakistan, very inconsistent side who will come good in World Cup. Can’t get into it though, virtually beaten in the three games with little or no pressure on Aussies, scoring runs in little over half overs without loosing a wicket leaves little excitement or pressure. Give me 50 over game but preferably test match.
 
Wow! Burns is a surprise selection, he should have been selected for the Ashes. We do not have 6 batsman in form to select for the first test.
 
James Pattinson has been suspended for the first test

From cricket.com.au

Paceman James Pattinson has been suspended by Cricket Australia and will miss the first Domain Test against Pakistan at the Gabba.

The speedster has been found guilty of a Level Two breach of CA's Code of Conduct following Victoria's Marsh Sheffield Shield game against Queensland last week. Under the Code, a Level Two breach is enough to trigger a suspension.

The exact details of Pattinson's offence at the MCG last week have not been revealed, but he was found guilty of a Level Two breach of Article 2.13, which relates to personal abuse of a player.

In a statement, CA said Pattinson "apologised immediately and unreservedly to the opponent and the umpires and did not contest the charge".

"I made a mistake in the heat of the moment," Pattinson said.

"Straight away I realised I was in the wrong, and I apologised immediately, both to the opponent and to the umpires.

"I have done the wrong thing and accept the penalty. I'm gutted to miss a Test match, but the standards are there for a reason and the fault is mine."

Pattinson has now been found guilty of a Code of Conduct breach in three of his past six Shield games.

He was found guilty of two separate breaches in March this year, the first for abuse of equipment in a match against NSW and the second for showing dissent during a Shield game in Adelaide a week later. These offences were considered minor and classified as Level One breaches.

While a third Level One offence within 18 months would have triggered a suspension, the fact Pattinson's latest breach has been classed as Level Two was enough alone to see him banned.


https://www.cricket.com.au/news/james-pattinson-suspended-first-test-against-pakistan-code-of-conduct-sheffield-shield-dissent/2019-11-17
 
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