Looking very much the case re Elgar

There's an interesting cultural thing too. Dunno how supportive our established batsmen are with the new guys. Root/stokes etc seem more like the kind to offer more technical tips than support for the mental side of the game.

Where's the deep thinkers in the team/management? Silverwood talked about planning for the future, but the squad management has been shambolic for this and NZ.

Posted By: Cardiff Canary on January 4th 2020 at 13:08:29

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Boom (Other Sports) - Cardiff Canary, Jan 4, 09:26:25
- Doubleboom! (Other Sports) - Cardiff Canary, Jan 4, 09:40:11
  - Good second over from Curran (n/m) (Other Sports) - Cardiff Canary, Jan 4, 09:47:26
    - We’ve bowled well today so far. The right length. Bit annoying they left (Other Sports) - Jim, Jan 4, 10:57:22
      - Haven't looked quite as tight or on it after the lunch break (Other Sports) - Cardiff Canary, Jan 4, 12:08:09
        
        I continue to find Roots bowling changes a bit strange (Other Sports) - Jim, Jan 4, 12:21:08
        
        Yeah. (Other Sports) - Cardiff Canary, Jan 4, 12:27:33
        
        If we hadn’t left that gap in the slips as well...... (n/m) (Other Sports) - Jim, Jan 4, 12:42:08
        
        Root is very defensive. It's that fear of failure. The very opposite to Morgan. (n/m) (Other Sports) - DrDublin, Jan 4, 12:46:58
        
        It’s more than uninspired bowling changes though, he seems to actively take the (Other Sports) - Jim, Jan 4, 12:54:19
        
        Looking very much the case re Elgar (Other Sports) - Cardiff Canary, Jan 4, 13:08:29
      - Agggh, that's a huge no ball. (n/m) (Other Sports) - DrDublin, Jan 4, 11:37:48
        
        Tsch (Other Sports) - Cardiff Canary, Jan 4, 11:53:58

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