Ian Higgins

Yeah, I don't know.

But I just look at other teams and they just have better players.

They have better T20 cricketers in Australia.

I don't think there's going to be a conversation.

I mean, why would there be?

People don't watch it.

that's a harsh truth but that's well I would put forward that you know

Maybe this is part of the bigger conversation, which we will have later today on the main podcast, coming out later today, as I said.

But it is intrinsically linked to Australia's relationship with cricket in the summer.

And what we like to watch, it's linked to the sale of the Big Bash, to privatisation, to getting the best players to play in the tournament.

It's linked to the Boxing Day Test, the New Year's Test match, the prime games in the Australian cricket calendar, what formats they are, what time of year.

Mm.

These things are all linked and they are also all linked to Australia in 10 World Cups having made two finals.

Oh, I was wondering if it's 1994 and we have a, you know, if we're in a South African run chase area, you know, who is Fanny de Villiers, who is Andrew Hudson, you know, to a lesser extent.

But that's fanfic stuff.

I tend to agree with you.

And I'm not sure if that's a thing I do to cope because things can happen.

but like, like I thought, I thought pretty good day for England really today.

And a little bit of slug tripod stuff, a little bit of respect on the name of Bo Webster, which we'll come to.

But otherwise, I mean, today was a day where we, where we saw a guy that's probably going to hurt us for quite a while.