David Lloyd

And obviously I wasn't playing much county cricket, so I hadn't... You don't see these... You can watch all the screens you want.

It's irrelevant for me.

Seeing the person in flesh against other people and seeing the condition.

And they're saying, well, who's a better opener?

Let's just... Let's say Leith or Compton.

Just pull two names out from... I could not make that decision.

I hadn't seen enough of them or even seen them.

Yeah, so you've got to go on there.

So that is when you have to go... That is when the selector...

You know, 90% of the time he doesn't have to make a decision, but it's that one time he does, that's crucial to do it.

Yes.

I think that top-order batting, the way he played at Sydney, against that attack and those conditions, you can never be certain.

I've looked at a player there.

I'm certain this bloke could open and back three.

If you can bat three, you can open.

That's a big call.

Well, we're just saying that to make it sound hard.

It's not ideal, is it?

Because, again, you're going back to England saying, do something you don't do.

Correct.