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Stuart Broad has done well to take lot of wickets in the last 2/3 years but for some reason I don't rate him very highly. I always feel (with very exceptions like yesterday) he earns a lot of cheap wickets after Anderson and Swann have done all the hard work. The likes of Anderson, Harris, Siddle, Tremlett and even Johnson are all actually much better bowlers. Tremlett could have been an excellent bowler had his career not been plagued with injury. There is something special about Johnson, but the problem with him is his inability to back up his talent with some control.Aside from the stupidity of Lehman telling the Australian public to abuse a player (which is really pathetic)...but 99% of those abusing Broad don't even know what happened. He never edged the ball to slip and refused to walk. He edged the ball to the keeper and stood his ground, something all players all around the world do. The fact is the ball deflected off the keepers glove and went to 2nd slip is what made everyone so excited.As Australia's bowlers gorged themselves on England, the stands encircling the Gabba were in tumult. Each wicket drew a bloodcurdling roar, every near miss an equally visceral "ooooh". In a session that accounted for six England batsmen, such sounds were legion.Whether it was Australians whooping in delight or Englishmen chilled to their bones, not a soul could be unmoved by this episode, the kind of Test match passage so exhilarating for the fact a five-day contest's course was being decided in a matter of minutes.sat side by side in the Australian team viewing area, an island of calm in a perfect storm.At the instant of this thrilling, runaway momentum taking hold of the Test, the pace bowling coach Smiles grew on their faces as each Englishman trudged back to the players' area below them. They expanded into beaming grins when the bowlers returned to the dressing rooms at tea, a match and perhaps a series now tilted towards the hosts. Neither man has been around the national team much in recent times, but their presence in Brisbane was a significant factor in orchestrating the mayhem of the second afternoon.McDermott's return to the national team after an 18-month absence had been engineered only weeks before the series began. His 291 Test wickets, empathy for the struggles of fast bowlers, and preference for simple tactical and technical advice had been highly influential during an earlier stint in xxxx-12, most pointedly in encouraging Australia's pacemen to pursue a fuller length and bring their slips cordon into play. He established strong relationships with many of Australia's bowlers, and remained in touch with them during his time away.Davison, meanwhile, has worked quietly with Australian spin bowlers in his role at the National Cricket Centre in Brisbane. His playing days are best known for a star batting turn for Canada at the xxxx World Cup, but he also experienced the difficult life of slow bowling down under, battling the defensive tactical whims of captains and coaches as much as the more obvious opposition provided by aggressive batsmen and unresponsive pitches. That grounding has helped build a strong alliance with Nathan Lyon, who pushed successfully to have Davison work with the team more closely this summer.At Allan Border Field, McDermott and Davison had worked assiduously with their pupils well in advance of the full team's arrival in Brisbane on Sunday. Their work centred on honing the plans concocted for each England batsman, either tightening what had been attempted in England or tweaking it slightly to accommodate the greater bounce on offer in Australia. Both men were impressed by what they had seen:was fast, Ryan Harris precise, Peter Siddle persistent, and Lyon gaining notable loop and spin.But when Australia's innings concluded at 295, a total delivered by Brad Haddin's combination of elegant technique and gritty countenance, McDermott and Davison had to let their bowlers go. Initially the signs were not overly encouraging. Harris was a little too short and straight, Johnson was completely unpredictable, and Siddle flat. Alastair Cook's outside edge was a reward for Harris' self-improvement across the morning, while Jonathan Trott's leg glance after a panicky stay conveyed the jumpiness that exists in England's batting when confronted by high pace.Promising as a lunchtime score of 2 for 55 appeared, the lunch break afforded the opportunity for further counselling. As Haddin attested, McDermott's message to the pacemen was typically blunt, decrying the amount of short stuff directed at the hips of the touring batsmen; "pitch it up" was his directive. He has used these words countless times before, as have many bowling coaches, but like David Saker with England, McDermott's gift appears to be the fact that the bowlers under his direction believe and follow his instructions.Elsewhere Davison sat with Lyon and reinforced the positive messages that all spinners need to hear at times. Dropped twice this year despite not really doing anything to deserve such a fate, Lyon was the last man picked for this match, New South Wales being informed he would not be available for Sheffield Shield duty less than two hours before the first ball of the Test. Nonetheless his enthusiasm for the team is unmatched, and Davison has worked tirelessly to build his confidence, eschewing the "don't do this, don't do that" instructions Lyon could recall from his earlier years with Victoria. A moment would arrive for Lyon, and he was good enough to seize it.What followed was a bowling attack working in near perfect harmony, each man contributing to the destruction in a way that vindicated much of McDermott and Davison's work. Befitting his standing, it was Harris who started the roll for the hosts, capitalising on a tight bowling partnership with Siddle by tempting Kevin Pietersen to flick a catch to short midwicket. The previous over, Lyon had joined the attack, and immediately created doubt by spinning his offbreaks past the otherwise sturdy Michael Carberry. Johnson was brought back to replace Harris, and from around the wicket widened the breach by finding Carberry's edge.
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