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Message: [QUOTE="Major JW Hochstetter, post: 2189235, member: 1828"] Agree about Krejza, if they're going to go with a spinner then he's the one they should persist with and work on. Out of the current batch he's got the most potential, but still a long, long way to go. I thought McGain may have done an alright job as a stop gap but he's been clubbed in the tour match and this match so far. This could turn out to be another all-rounder problem, where the selectors will be bring themselves to the point of obsession in rotating players and trying different things. Like polishing a turd and all that, so we need to be careful. The facts are that we simply don't have a Test class spinner and allrounder (a few that are close, but none genuine) so we have to play to our strength and use 4 quicks as our standard line-up, rather than playing certain positions just for tradition's sake. I mean look how it played out for us the first two Tests - the first time in a while that we've looked close to taking 20 wickets in good time against good opposition. Lose Ronald and throw in Clark and it just gets better. Ethos is on the money - the three part timers should look after spin for now while we wait for the Warnie curse to be lifted. All of those 3 guys are certainly no worse than any front liner we've played in recent times. [/QUOTE]

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