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Message: [QUOTE="Unbreakable, post: 3100268, member: 8290"] We'll start with Australia, I think the line-up pretty much picks itself, with a few spots left up for grabs. 1. [B]David Warner[/B] 2. [B]Aaron Finch (c)[/B] 3. D'Arcy Short 4. [B]Steve Smith[/B] 5. [B]Glenn Maxwell[/B] 6. [B]Alex Carey[/B] 7. Ashton Agar 8. [B]Pat Cummins[/B] 9. [B]Mitchell Starc[/B] 10. Kane Richardson 11. [B]Adam Zampa[/B] Bold =[B] [/B]🔒 The number 3 spot is still up for grabs, D'Arcy gets first crack at cementing his spot in the XI after being called in to the ODI squad to tour India next week, other likely candidates include Chris Lynn, Travis Head, Shaun Marsh, Usman Khawaja, Callum Ferguson, Peter Handscomb, Ben McDermott, Josh Philippe & Marnus Labuschagne. The all-rounder spot would have to be up for debate as well, it may also depend on the wicket, Agar has been very reliable with the ball for the last 24 months in the T20 format, and his batting is underrated, clean striker of the ball. If we're looking at potential [B]batting[/B] all-rounder options we need to mention guys like Marcus Stoinis, Mitchell Marsh & Ashton Turner - If we're looking at other [B]bowling[/B] all-rounder options it has to be guys like Sean Abbott, Michael Neser & James Faulkner. The final spot that is likely to be up for grabs is the 4th front-line bowling option, there is a LOT of options available of this one, but Kane Richardson has improved a considerable amount over the last 2 years and would have to be considered a soft lock for that spot, other options, in no particular order, would include James Pattinson, Josh Hazlewood, Jhye Richardson, Riley Meredith, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Ben Dwarshuis, Daniel Sams, Andrew Tye, Peter Siddle, Jason Behrendorff & Billy Stanlake. [/QUOTE]

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