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“He was hitting the ball as well as he was in India so that was an encouraging sign”
Australia all-rounder Shane Watson was extremely impressive in his first net session since sustaining a low-grade hamstring strain in India.
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“You watch him in the nets and as he admits, he’s not the prettiest looking batter at times and you think ‘how can this bloke score runs?’ but get him out in the middle of the contest and George finds a way”
Australia batting coach Michael di Venuto has announced that Twenty20 captain George Bailey may not be the “prettiest” batsman when it comes to Test cricket, but he gets the job done.
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Watson received some “excellent” advice from Clarke
Australia all-rounder Shane Watson has revealed that he has consulted Test captain Michael Clarke on helping him overcome his continuous lbw woes, which earned him heavy criticism throughout the recently concluded Ashes series.
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Rogers attributes Watson’s low century count to a lack in concentration
Australia opening batsman Chris Rogers believes he can turn all-rounder Shane Watson from a good batsman to a great batsman if he listens to the advice Rogers offers him.
Di Venuto will be looking to cut down the number of mistakes the Australian batsmen make against the Indian spinners
Former Australia ODI batsman Michael Di Venuto, who is considered to be one of the greatest international players to play in the English county league, has been named as the country’s new batting coach.
