Simon Doull

And they just asked him to go back and score runs.

And he wasn't hanging around waiting for a retirement.

He scored, what, 700 or 800 runs in the four-day comp this year, an average of 99.

He peeled off three...

limited over 350 over centuries, I think, in the season.

So he's just ground his way back into it.

And it's something, you know, over that great period of Australian cricket that I just used to admire.

You used to look around and guys like Martin Love and Stewie Law and Lehman, they'd have 25 first-class entries and couldn't even get a go.

And so you're asking players to just go out, get runs and bang the door down.

And as soon as Kane retired, he was sort of first cab off the rank.

And he's a pretty tough bugger too.

He's got a little bit of mongrel in him, Henry Nicholls, and he loves the fight.

And it was just good to see him back.

No, we're going to win.

Is it our best opportunity for a long time?

I would have thought that it was a tour a few years ago that I thought was probably our best opportunity when I felt Bolt and Sally were probably, you know, almost at their best.

We didn't really get the runs.

It's always about the runs in Australia.

I think our bowling attack would be fine.

And you mentioned those names.