Sam Konstas

Yeah.

You know, he looks at the Konstas experiment, um, you know, it was maximum risk and limited reward.

Mm.

Mm.

... to India in both the four-day and one-day sides.

And in the one-day side, Sam Konstas has been named, and I think that's a really good selection.

I've often wondered why Konstas hasn't been given more white ball opportunities with Australian squads, because when I see him at domestic level for both New South Wales and the Thunder, he's a very good white ball player.

And I think it would only be good for his game to be playing, you know, for Australia A in the 50-over game.

We've tried that.

We tried it with Konstas, didn't work.

We tried it with McSweeney in a really, really short period, it didn't work.

We've given Weather- Weatherald a little bit of a go.

But they've got the time to do- I mean, this, that's, that's exactly the point about being conser- being conservative, I suppose.

You've got Sam Konstas who's, who we've mentioned, played those tests.

Ricky Ponting said that he, there's a lot of talent there, but a lot of attitude as well, who's a bit lippy, wasn't he? He'd have fitted well into the Baz McCullum style of, of cricket, you know, here, over here, I think, um, with the way that he went about things.

Nathan McSweeney we mentioned, he's averaging 38, 39.