Sam McClure

I'm sure it would.

It's like any player.

So, yeah, huge value for Connolly and it would put him back up

in some ways i think india certainly presents an opportunity if he's bowling as the as a left arm orthodox all-round option if you want if you're playing on a tip and you want to extend the batting to eight and he can provide overs in conjunction with coonerman and whichever spinner it is lionel murphy and one quick and then all rounders as well in in green and webster which is what he did when he made his test to boo that was the the setup they had for sri lanka when he played

then that's a place he can play.

But if his batting goes up to a point where he could leapfrog someone in that middle order, yeah.

Yeah.

Kawaja's out.

Someone has to bat at five.

And they had eight batters in Sydney.

They have to restructure that.

The obvious thing is it just gets compressed up and Green moves from seven where he was in Sydney to five and Webster goes from eight to seven.

That's the obvious thing, but that's not a guarantee.

Well, he averages 52 in first-class cricket and has –

Yeah, what's he got, 14 first-class hundreds or something?

Yeah, he is a 4'5".

That's where you look at all the data.

That's where he's most comfortable.

That's where he bats at his best.

It's where he played his best in this Ashes series.