Robert 'Crash' Craddock

And the other interesting thing is there's no Glenn Maxwell and no Marcus Stoinis.

So, you know, given their age and they didn't really shoot the lights out in the 20 World Cup failure earlier this year, so it's, you know, Australia, there's a sense that they're moving on.

They're experimenting now.

And I don't mind that for the time being because, as you said, there's going to be – there will be players playing test cricket for Australia every

in the next two years where we will say, well, I didn't see that coming.

They will burst through.

There'll be opportunities.

And as you say, it's been such a strong and reliable pathway.

The 50-over format, someone comes in, you have a look at him.

What's he like on tour?

Does he like touring?

Can he fit in with the guys?

Has he got much of a game?

So it's not a bad decision at all.

the whiteboard exercise at the Brisbane Lions.

It actually put me straight in mind of cricket.

This is much more, I know it's a practice borrowed from rugby union, but this is a common cricket practice.

The leaked dossiers of John Buchanan through the years.

And there was on the eve of a test series against South Africa, Australia's game plan leaked.

And when I was Googling this, it was all written by Robert Craddock.