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Nov 2, 2026

Adam WhiteHOST
28:49
And I think what happened, the fascination with the opener, sorry, the fascination with the all-rounder happened when Andrew Flintoff did so well in the 2005 Ashes.
Adam WhiteHOST
28:58
And then we had someone like Shane Watson who played a lot of cricket for Australia in the top three with a batting average in the mid-30s who bowled some handy overs.
Adam WhiteHOST
29:06
Now, he was an excellent bowler before he got injured, but the reality was that it wasn't much more than handy overs, but batting in the top six with an average of sort of mid-30s, which is kind of what Cameron Green is at the moment.
Adam WhiteHOST
29:17
Um, so yeah, I mean, maybe it is a situation of going back.
Steve O'KeefeHOST
17:54
Okay.
Steve O'KeefeHOST
17:55
Shane Watson as well.
Steve O'KeefeHOST
17:56
Okay, so him and Shane Watson, which is incredible for him, two in six tests.
Steve O'KeefeHOST
18:00
tests um is pretty incredible that's good um Kerry making 80 that partnership was important for Australia to be four for 330 at the end of day two Australia in a dominant position he's been he's been solid
Stuart MacGillGUEST
18:12
over the last couple of years with the bat you know it I will not hesitate to say that it surprised me but I'm very very proud of him he's he's a He's a very, very good player in that order.
James RochfordHOST
48:22
There's been a few of those.
James RochfordHOST
48:24
Didn't Chuck Watmore do that? I think Shane Watson did that as well, didn't he? Yeah.
James RochfordHOST
48:28
Shane Watson, yeah.
James RochfordHOST
48:29
That's his
BarneyHOST
48:30
test for retirement.
Jon AndersonGUEST
0:00
Now, a question for you two.
Jon AndersonGUEST
0:01
Who was the only Australian batsman to have scored at least two centuries in all three forms of the game? It could be Shane Watson.
Jon AndersonGUEST
0:09
It could be Mitch Marsh.
Jon AndersonGUEST
0:11
It could be Glenn Maxwell.
Bryce McGainGUEST
13:36
But if it is just as a top-order bat, then I'm happy to take that as well.
Bryce McGainGUEST
13:41
And I think that's where Shane Watson went through something similar as well.
Bryce McGainGUEST
13:44
And I know, you know, the only spot that he could bat was at the top of the order.
Bryce McGainGUEST
13:48
That's where they put him in the end.
Andrew MenczelHOST
9:41
Just a beautiful innings.
Andrew MenczelHOST
9:43
And he had been in the club with Shane Watson, David Warner, Glenn Maxwell and Mitch Marsh, who had centuries in all formats for the Australian male team.
Andrew MenczelHOST
9:53
But now he has that... record of two centuries in every format.
Andrew MenczelHOST
10:00
And I just wonder what this does when Australia plays in the home summer.
John AndersonCORRESPONDENT
15:30
Now, a question for you two.
John AndersonCORRESPONDENT
15:31
Who was the only Australian batsman to have scored at least two centuries in all three forms of the game? It could be Shane Watson.
John AndersonCORRESPONDENT
15:38
It could be Mitch Marsh.
John AndersonCORRESPONDENT
15:40
It could be Glenn Maxwell.
John AndersonCORRESPONDENT
46:49
Now, a question for you two.
John AndersonCORRESPONDENT
46:51
Who was the only Australian batsman to have scored at least two centuries in all three forms of the game? It could be Shane Watson.
John AndersonCORRESPONDENT
46:58
It could be Mitch Marsh.
John AndersonCORRESPONDENT
47:00
It could be Glenn Maxwell.
Gerard WhateleyGUEST
45:57
You can say you don't believe in them, but they're there.
Gerard WhateleyGUEST
46:01
I remember they used to always say, no, Shane Watson has to open because there's no one else.
Gerard WhateleyGUEST
46:04
And then they played Chris Rogers and went, oh, my God, we should have done that eight years ago.
Gerard WhateleyGUEST
46:09
Chris Rogers was there the whole time, but you wouldn't give him a chance.
Gerard WhateleyGUEST
8:22
You can say you don't believe in them, but they're there.
Gerard WhateleyGUEST
8:26
I remember they used to always say, no, Shane Watson has to open because there's no one else.
Gerard WhateleyGUEST
8:30
And then they played Chris Rogers and went, oh, my God, we should have done that eight years ago.
Gerard WhateleyGUEST
8:34
Chris Rogers was there the whole time, but you wouldn't give him a chance.

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