Andrew mcdonald
If I'm The Opposition, I Want Him Opening The Batting: Paine On Smith
However, Smith's performances during Australia's tour of New Zealand raised questions about his suitability as an opener. Paine acknowledged the concerns, noting that opposition teams might view Smith's new position as an opportunity to exploit his vulnerabilities early in the innings.
Reflecting on Smith's struggles in New Zealand, where he managed only 51 runs at an average of 12.75, Paine emphasized the importance of Smith finding his rhythm in the new role. "If I'm the opposition, I want him opening the batting," Paine remarked, highlighting the strategic advantage for rival bowlers to face Smith with the new ball.
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