Lyon, Australia’s most successful off-spinner in Test cricket with 175 wickets from his 50 matches, said the West Indies could not be taken lightly because they boast players capable of having a “crack”.
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Clarke said: “I think worldwide cricket has to be the priority, T20 tournaments are important and fantastic to watch but I think there’s nothing more special than representing your country”.
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However, Lyon insisted that the tourists can not be taken lightly as they are a talented side, adding that he was expecting the West Indies to give the Australians a real good crack during the Boxing Day Test, the Sydney Morning Herald. I think it’s disappointing for the game and Test cricket.
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“I see bad comments in the papers and it hurts”, said Russell.
His remarks comply with tempo nice Michael Holding on Tuesday saying the West Indies Cricket Board was “dysfunctional, untrustworthy and never favored by the workers”, whereas Brian Lara blasted its “dangerous governance”.
Australia’s spin bowler Nathan Lyon warned it won’t be hard to show the battling West Indies no mercy when the Test series that’s questioned the one-time calypso kings’ place in world cricket resumes in Melbourne on Boxing Day.
However, his replacement Marsh has also performed well and smashed 182 in Hobart in a record-setting partnership with Adam Voges that set up a dominant win and a 1-0 lead in the three-test series against West Indies.
The left-hander was rested for Sydney Thunder’s “Big Bash” opener on Thursday but passed a fitness test the following day and will pad up for the side at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday.
West Indies cricket has been witnessing a consistent slump in its performances as star players like Chris Gayle, Keiron Pollard, Samuel Badree, Darren Sammy, Russell and Dwayne Bravo opted to play in the money-driven T20 leagues rather than for their nation.
“Until earlier this year, I was still interested to play Test cricket, but I have yet to hear anything from any selector what their plans are for me, what my position is”, Bravo lamented.
“T20 or one-day cricket is great and there’s room for all three formats but it’s called a test. It’s what you do in the shorter forms over five days”.
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“I think global cricket has to be the priority”. As a team I think we ticked a lot of our boxes we want to tick as a team, as a batting unit and also as a bowling unit.
