Mitchell Johnson and Josh Hazlewood (Agency Photo) Mitchell Johnson, a former Australian fast bowler, criticized Josha Hazlewood for deciding to play in the Indian Premier League to prepare for the World Cup final against South Africa.Hazlewood, 34, playing for the Royal Challengers Bengalur, returned to the IPL after its temporary suspension due to the Indian-Pakistan border tension. Some Australian players decided not to return to India for the rest of the tournament.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe!Royal Challengers Bengalur secured his first IPL trophy by defeating Kings Pandjab. Hazlewood took 22 goals in the season and released Priyansh Arya in the final match.In the final of the World Championship in Lord’s World Championship, which won five goals, Hazlewood managed to take only two goals, although he was a key member of an Australian attack.“In recent years, we have seen concerns about Hazlewood’s condition and its decision to prefer to return to the delayed Indian Premier League has increased their eyebrows over its preparation of the national team,” Johnson wrote in West Australian. Johnson himself played six IPL season with different teams, including Kalkata Knight, Kings XI Punjab and Mumbai Indians.Johnson expressed concern about higher players like Mitchell Starc, Hazlewood, Pat Cummins and Nathan Lyon.“Our successful bowling attack” Big Four “Mitchell Starc, Hazlewood, Pat Cummins and Nathan Lyon cannot be taken for granted as a castle.”
Vote
Is it time for Australia to re -evaluate its “Big Four” bowling attacks?
“If veteran players hold on to ashes only as a sending, it raises the question of whether this is the right thinking. It is essential to accept the future and build confidence in choosing our other test players.”Johnson stressed that talented players like Sam Constas, Josh Inglis and Scott Boland eagerly represented their country, but did not receive opportunities.“Players on the edge, such as Sam Constas, Josh Inglis and Scott Boland, despite having 36, have a different mentality. They are eagerly proveing every time they get a chance.”
“South Africa continued to fight, deserved champions”: Pat cummins
“I’m not very critical of the aged team that has achieved a lot of together. Our introduced players, including a senior bowling quartet, usman Khawaja, (Steve) Smith and (Marnus) Labuschagne achieved some great things.”Johnson suggested that the upcoming West Indies test series could provide opportunities for new players.“It is necessary to consider when it is the right time to make several hard calls. The upcoming tour with three tests of Windies seems to be a great opportunity to have a chance to shine well -deserved players, and Smith’s finger injury can have a silver lining that would promote some regeneration.”“Finding specialist No. 3 is essential and has proved to be a Labuschagne in the last 18 months, it is difficult to justify it back to this position. Trying to make changes in all three three bat slots suddenly would be really risky and I don’t think selectors will go this way.”“Constas appears as a solid choice for playgrounds in West India, especially with an experienced player in Khawaja beside him.”
