Melbourne: Australian Selectors Chairman George Bailey said the extraordinary knock on Mitchell Marsh match in the T20 World Cup final “will bring a little heavy” when the ashes were picked because both were completely different formats.
Marsh Clobbered 50 ball 77 and Australia powered for their Maiden T20 World Cup victory with an eight-goal victory over New Zealand in Dubai on Sunday night.
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Crushed by the IPL team he captain, ridiculed for the team, Marsh made 185 running an average of 62 in the UAE, encouraging former Australian stars like Ian Healy to support their challenges to their traditional British rivals.
But Bailey refused to commit when asked about the ‘match player’ 31 years old.
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“Not much, to be honest.
They (T20s and tests) as far as removed, we joked internally that they are different sports in many ways,” Bailey told Monday Dwayne on Monday.
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“Not much flowing, (but) You like to see players perform well internationally because you know it gives them extraordinary confidence, and there is no better time to choose someone than when they wake up and confident.” This certainly thinks that the individual form in one format flows to another, and I don’t need to think that winning the T20 World Cup gives us a big advantage towards Abu, “Bailey added.
Marsh has played 32 tests but has not been able to strengthen its place on the side, flat- Rata 25 in the format.
With ball, it averages 39.
“We’re 12 hours since he plays innings in his life at T20 (World Cup), there will be plenty of time to speak ash ahead.
“I think it is very important for us to celebrate the tournament and the role he plays on the team, and celebrates the fact that he is a Australian hero for a day and he is a catalyst behind us who hold the trophy above our heads.” Like me, I think the format is very different, “said the voter’s head.
Mitch is a very, very good player and he played the test cricket in the past, so we knew he was able to do it.” What can I say about Mitch is that we are that we are Having full confidence that the next two, three and hopefully four years will be the best cricket years in his career, so hopefully we can see it playing the three formats for Australia.
Bailey took over as chairman of the selector of Trevor Hohns in August.