Robert Craddock

Marnus Labuschagne, 29, he's battling.

He's really battling in the white ball game.

And, you know, I wonder whether Cooper Connolly's development will see the end of Matt Short's white ball career.

You know, it might well do that.

Absolutely.

Well, there's so many World Cups now, and that's the thing.

You just get a little bit – and this is why the Soccer World Cup is just – it's the tournament you never take on, isn't it?

It's the one World Cup that is a true World Cup, and it soars above everything else.

Like, is it bigger than the Olympics?

It probably is in some ways.

So to take that on head-on in England, to me, is just – it's just not great programming.

And they'll say, oh, we had to do it.

It was the only place that was left in the calendar.

But you were never going to win this battle.

But what I did think was interesting was Georgia Wareham, the leg spinner, befuddling South Africa in a World Cup in England.

Oh, the memories came back of Shane Warne.

Remember, he tormented the South African team in the 99 World Cup in a couple of matches in a row.

And, you know, they still South African struggle against a good leggy.

Three for 14, I think it was.

And just to...