Where's the NEXT GREAT Aussie All-Rounder? | Last Knock E03

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Australia has an allrounder problem. They've always had it, too. But could Cameron Green be the answer to all of that? Could Cameron Green fill a 70-year vacancy?
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[@vamsisuggu6083]

I genuinely believe that australian cricket, no world cricket will NEVER see another player like Ellyse Perry. She for me after that 2013 WC final was my hero growing up

[@VARUNSINGH-ri2he]

a fast bowler , with a brocken' fucken' leg . More guts than any man i see these days . Bravery , beauty , humility and supreme skill . A wondrous women , a remarkable person .

[@drevil5066]

@@VARUNSINGH-ri2he No offence mate, but the overall skill level in Women's cricket is so low that, one with exceptional skills can get away even with a broken leg.

[@Chrispycreme94]

@@drevil5066 look at Ash Barty. Played WBBL and returned to #1 in Womens Tennis

[@drevil5066]

@@Chrispycreme94 How exactly does that refute my point?

[@kunjalssj]

Wow, G Giffen played for 105 years. What a legend!

[@JarrodKimberYT]

If you saw one of his spells, you'd have thought that

[@onkarwalavalkar]

I also saw that and was hoping someone else also did :D

[@ayushkanyal3163]

A video about Australian all rounders and it took jarrod 11 minutes before he even took Shane Watson's name, kinda tells the story of what should have been but isn't.

[@mikespearwood3914]

Shane Watson was done bowling at 100% by age 23. Too many injuries. He was then just going to be a part time bowler from then on.

[@ayushkanyal3163]

I love how worked up Jarrod gets in the end

[@JarrodKimberYT]

I have lived this

[@rhna8298]

Imran khan's stature is so big that Pakistan never labeled any cricketer as the next Imran khan because we don't believe we can ever produce a next Imran khan. We had our next wasim akrams, waqar younis, javed miandad, shoaib, next asif but never a next Imran khan.

[@akbarshahzad5780]

You're so right about this. Never thought of it like that. I think the only "next Imran Khan" a Pakistani dreams of is themselves when they're about 8.

[@lazycookandvoiceovers]

Ah, Shane Watson and that Ron Jeremian-sized pad. From Billy Bowden's viewfinder, it must have looked like a mini Roman legionnaire doing that tortoise-shaped shit to deflect the ball away, with the distraction of Patrick Swayze's look of disdain poking over the top. But that pad. It fucking loomed.

[@Scrappycoco14]

Those last two minutes were absolute gold.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

70 years. And I've only lived 40 of them.

[@randmcnally9525]

I spent everything I had on Mitch Marsh stocks ;(

[@JarrodKimberYT]

I have some James Faulkner futures somewhere

[@vishesharora2352]

Watching your videos is like listening to a history lesson, just that it's a lot more interesting! Amazing video, once again!

[@JarrodKimberYT]

Thanks

[@anilyadva4307]

The Keith Miller comic sounds incredible. 100% would read.

[@Adam-fo3yl]

Brilliant video! Really hope that Green goes well because you Aussies deserve a good allrounder after all these years!

[@JarrodKimberYT]

Cheers. But we really don't.

[@Adam-fo3yl]

@@JarrodKimberYT There are a lot of great non-allrounder Aussie cricketers as it is...

[@Waadaplaya]

Absolutely love the content and creativity of brining the content in this Channel!

[@JarrodKimberYT]

Thanks, hun

[@DavidRinglis2]

Watson problem was no good against the older bowl, he wanted the ball coming on to the bat, his average drops 15 batting 5 or below in the batting order, so he had to open, and once opening he's going to be judged as a batsmen.

[@madglover]

My opinion, is that to be successful as a bowler in Australia you need to bowl fast or be a properly good spinner. Neither of which tend to also come with top 6 batting ability. Either due to the toll on the body, or in the spinners case due to the amount of time it takes to put into the cause. Most of the all-rounder seamers are known for their ability to swing the ball but bowl in the mid to low 80s most of the time You've also had an abundance of such brilliant bowlers that you haven't needed a 5th bowler to take 20 wickets

[@JarrodKimberYT]

Not sure I agree with that, Australia has had plenty of great seam and swing bowlers over the years. Fleming, Reiffel, McGrath, Hughes, Clark, etc. Miller, Imran and Stokes are fast and all rounders. The abundance of great bowlers is all in one ten year span.The attack wasn't always great from 64-95, nor 07--17. I would say if there is any place where a fifth bowler is important, it is either Australia or India. And even Watson was preferred over Clarke when there were great bowlers around.

[@alister667]

The world has gone to hell since Richie passed away.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

True

[@malcolmmarshall9393]

The world was always hell. The presence of Richie was able to mask that fact over many decades

[@arqamaamer274]

Back rewatching this. So fucking good

[@VARMOT123]

I thought faulkner was that after his performances in 2013-15

[@nitesh2780]

Cam Green is such an unassuming lad. If we had to put together a civilized Aussie 11 Cam Green and Michael Hussey and Miller would be automatic choices.

[@subhasisbharali303]

Cameron Green smashed a 251* today. He's going to be a batsman who bowls.

[@Himanshu69686]

My Favorite West Australian Cameron Bancroft & Cameron Green 🤩

[@subashs4131]

Oh man that last rant though 🔥🔥🔥👌👌

[@vadirajkanakagiri5028]

We don't deserve it. But we want it😂😂

[@ranjitpelia3267]

Would definitely preorder your comic.

[@bunui2985]

Jarrod I love your insights and the different angle from which you look at them. I have a bit of a weird request it's that you make a video about how remarkable Gary sobers was I mean people look at his records and they think that Kallis comes even close to him, will he does but people don't realise that sobers bowled a lot more than Kallis and he probably just started to slide down during the is that wouldn't have happened he would have averaged 60 with the bat and 30 with the ball but to be fair that happens to a lot of players. Or you can atleast write an article about him please I would love to read that.

[@shayanansari6372]

Lol who remembers James Hopes. He was the definition of a "bits and pieces" cricketer

[@JarrodKimberYT]

His greatest ability was looking like he was rubbish at every level and actually being far better than that.

[@vishalraj-yf8jn]

That was just too good

[@sdroy84agt]

Keith Miller was probably the fourth greatest test all rounder after Sobers, Kallis and Imran IMO (many like Chappelli consider him the 2nd greatest after Sobers). Richie Benaud was another great all rounder, a great Australian captain, an absolutely great guy and probably the voice of Cricket for last 40 years. Anyway, I think Cameron Green is a remarkable young talent; he looks better than a 21 year old Kallis in 1996-97 with both bat and ball. How his development pans out in the next 4-7 years is something the entire cricketing world will have their eye on.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

Yes, he could play.

[@nottsoserious]

Green is just gonna be a world class batsman who can bowl a bit. That's about it.

[@thom1876]

he’s doing pretty good in the shield these days 🤩

[@arqamaamer274]

lmao rewatching and yes this is your magnum opus lmaoo

[@drevil5066]

Cam Green would do well with the bat on batting wickets, and do well with the ball on seaming wickets. Don't think he is exceptional enough 'yet' to do it the other way around. Would be interesting to see how he fares on doctored spinning wickets - where neither his batting nor his bowling skills are being aided by the conditions.

[@mikespearwood3914]

Well...SL & Indian test tours coming up, so we'll definitely find out!

[@navneetjha52]

I think Watson is unfairly ridiculed, he was an above average Test player and one of the great Limited overs cricketers. Was part of 2007 WC squad (though he did not play), played a crucial role in 2015 WC, also played an important role in Champions Trophy and World T20s, was the IPL MVP twice (only matched by Andre Russel)

[@kunjalssj]

Watson is easily one of the best LOI players Australia ever produced. Too bad the Aussies don't value their white ball cricketers as much.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

Think his red ball failures and various hilarities bled into his white ball cricket reputation. But as I said, the real problem was what people expected of him.

[@nininininininini7511]

Ive really liked what ive seen from cameron green so far, hes a fast learner too, and takes on constructive critique.

[@01harshit]

@3:23 you can't tell me Giffen played for a 105 years. That's incredible.

[@stephenconnell]

Jarrod my main man you over looked one all rounder from the seventies, Gary Gilmour !! I remember watching this cricketer in Sheffield Shield as it was known then and his rise to test status. he had real talent to burn as a left arm fast medium wing bowler and a talented batsman. He was a gifted sportsman who impressed Ian Chappell which means a lot because not many impressed that man. Ill fate ,injuries stopped this genuine successor to Keith Miller from full filling our dreams but there nobody who came after has displayed his immense natural talent.for the all rounding position.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

I overlooked about 45 allrounders. Gilmour could have been an outstanding ODI player, but his first class averages didn't suggest he was going to crack Tests.

[@aditya-zo3vm]

Aussies have been so desperate for all rounders that once Greg Chappell went to India to make one.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

They were desperate while G Chappell was still playing.

[@cheesemccheese5780]

2:55 I don't like using average differential to rank all rounder's because it favours batting all rounders. Statistically, a bowling all rounder who is statistically equivalent to Kallis would average 22.3 with the ball and 38 with the bat. Even though there statistically equivalent Kallis has a bigger differential.

[@blessedslave]

Kallis' case is an extreme one. He is one of the greatest batsman full stop bar bradman + a bowler. A bowler with 23 avg will walk into any team, and his batting is a bonus.

[@blessedslave]

You exactly stated the stats of Imran Khan. Well nearly. 22.8 is his bowling avg and 37.69, his batting.

[@zuhayershadmankhan9870]

Kallis & Pollock & Sobers & Imran Khan Botham & Stokes & Shakib Al Hasan Nice rhyme, Jarrod.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

Spittin verses here

[@swapnilthorat4648]

Ben Stokes has raised the bar so much that like once I felt lucky that India finally has fast bowling all rounder after decades and then people start to compare him with best out here with ben Stokes and look now everyone just want pandya to win matches outta nowhere and can't understand he is once in a generation player. Imagine england comparing Flintoff to Kallis, he would have nothing but they belived in their own Flintoff which is great. Same for australia don't look for ben Stokes just be greatful at least you have option between Green and Marsh unlike India who is only having Pandya who is less reliable in tests.

[@peterrabbit2965]

Cameron Green's the one. If I had money (which I don't) I'd put a thousand bucks on him scoring 15 tons and 200 (maybe 250, if the odds were good enough) wickets.

[@chiruundefined]

You might wanna edit the graphic showing Giffen playing till 1986

[@JarrodKimberYT]

I said he bowled long spells

[@nigelbagguley7606]

It wasn't just Miller's ability with bat and ball,none of the modern greats ( not even a Leary bastard like Botham) managed to hook up with royalty,as Miller did with Princess Margaret.

[@Zakr1a]

the prince that was promised

[@JarrodKimberYT]

princes

[@elicampbell-stokes1032]

If australia want Green to be a test allrounder, they actually have to give him a decent bowl. He bowled 44 overs in 4 matches against India, it's like they've decided he's already not good enough

[@vedsahasrabhojanee97]

Well yeah exactly. Tim paine didn't hand him the ball even when their big three fast bowlers were CLEARLY tired. I mean his talents were severely underused this series

[@poo-tinthedwarfbunkerb1tch535]

@@vedsahasrabhojanee97 he was just coming off a serious back stress fracture, and had remodelled his action, so they wanted to preserve his body the best they could.

[@rvs1444]

Was recovering from a stress fracture. That's the reason he bowled less. I've seen a few clips of his bowling prior. He was much quicker but clocked around just 135 this series. Give him time, he'll emerge into one of the greats

[@maxlambie7788]

@@vedsahasrabhojanee97 been very frustrating from an aus pov. but i think they were worried about his body more than anything

[@hitman17011986]

Every time I see ur child and I click the like button without even watching the whole video.. why is he so overloaded with cuteness?

[@Lampredi4]

Watson qualifies to the list of 27 by the given criteria. His batting average in tests is over 20 (35.19) and his bowling average is under 35 (33.68).

[@zareert]

A fast bowling test all rounder is pretty much going to be an endangered species. Ben Stokes is probably the last of them. With the schedule being the way it is it is going to be well nigh impossible to sustain a dual workload and perform at the top level. Also the temptation of attuning your game to the demands of t20 is just too great considering the insane amount of money franchises pay for all rounders. Sam Curran seems to be going down that road. The best you are going to get are the Woakes, Holders and Jamiesons. But somebody who can make it both as an bowler and batsman, will be a rarity.

[@zeerakazmi]

Looking at australia's current batting lineup, I think they would be well served having multiple 3D players to make up one allrounder and two batsmen. They don't have a world class number 5 or 6. Maybe look for a triplet of bits and pieces players.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

It has been my experience that two bits and pieces all rounders do not make a whole all rounder at Test level.

[@maxlambie7788]

not in the long form. by no means whatsoever.

[@yatharthsaxena1926]

You got Perry - she's the next Miller

[@shahp88]

Now that you've seen Green quite a bit in this series, what did you make of him Jarrod? I feel he is more than a handy batsman and a decent bowler. However, it did not help when Smith made him up as the bowler to win Australia the Gabba test on the 5th day only to be under-bowled.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

I wrote about how clever he was to work on the thing that will hold him back to start with with the bat. wickets.substack.com/p/green-and-the-change With the ball I worry he just doesn't hit a length enough. He seems fairly accurate, so maybe it's a young thing. But I think if he finds a length that works for him and just hits it ball after ball there should be no reason why he can't at leat approach a 35 ave 15 overs a day bowler, which would be incredible if he can average 40+

[@shahp88]

@@JarrodKimberYT He did induce a couple of edges off of Pujara's bat but they did not carry. As you also mention, still early days with the ball. I was surprised he was under-bowled since the pace attack looked weary and Lyon was ineffective at the Gabba. I was so impressed with the way he batted in Melbourne with Pat Cummins. He was cautious after Tea on day 3 and started to open up on Day 4. He threatened to take the game away when he hit a square drive off of Bumrah on his knees but luckily for India, he miscued one. Why did the Aussies not rotate their pace attack? They did so in the Ashes in England. Also, why did they play a half-fit Warner? Don't they have any other decent opening/middle order options? Is Khwaja out of favor with the selectors? He is surely better than Wade/Head.

[@shahp88]

@@JarrodKimberYT Forgot to mention, I'm a big fan. Also, miss watching you and Dobell and Mel on Polite Enquiries. Was hoping you would guest star on the Good, Bad and Ridiculous with Mel during the Ind Aus tour.

[@poo-tinthedwarfbunkerb1tch535]

@@shahp88 dude had a dodgy back, and was forced to change his action too...so they wanted to preserve him.

[@saadparekh]

No mention of Mitch Marsh?

[@JarrodKimberYT]

People do realise that in the entire history of Australian cricket Mitch Marsh is but a raindrop, right

[@WarriorsSon]

L.B.W Leg before Watson..

[@rvs1444]

Underrated😂😂😂

[@nishagovil9207]

So basically what I know after watching this video is that ellyse Perry is Australia's best all rounder at the moment. Keith miller was the best men's all rounder and after that Steve Waugh. I mean Waugh is one of the best batsman of Aus but he is also one of the best all roundet

[@JarrodKimberYT]

Think it’s Perry. Miller. Daylight.

[@peterrabbit2965]

What about Marcus Stoinis?........ hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha! I'm so funny.

[@miloblackmetalhate]

Great, now I'm sad and missing Richie

[@humphreytull7043]

Jarrod, the fact that Aussie hasn’t had a world class all rounder in eons has allowed me to believe that there is still some form of equilibrium in the universe, some small measure of justice. After all, you baggie greens have been spanking everybody for years - so many world cups I’ve lost count, many greats of the game, naive wannabes NZ and Pakistan shellacked last season, poor India out for 36! Unbelievable! Sorry mate, no sympathy here, this is one area the rest of us can point to to console and gratify the huge chip on our shoulders and sate our jealousy towards the Ocker cricketer production line...until now perhaps, because that Cameron Green fella looks pretty darn good.

[@Hello-qd3uy]

Should Watson have batted at number 5-6?

[@JarrodKimberYT]

I think so. He actually trained himself to bat like Flintoff around the 09 ashes, but then a spot opening came up and he took that. I wrote a piece once that the then selectors read, which talked about how for maximum value to the team batting at six would open him up to bat with more freedom, and be able to bowl more overs. But they just couldn't make it work until everyone had worked out how to bowl to him.

[@gopkrish88]

Saw the list and immediately thought what would have been with Irfan Pathan.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

That's very fair.

[@thelostpiranha]

I think the whole world is obsessed with all rounders. I think the measure of a great all rounder is in their stories not their stats. I consider Kallis a boring all rounder; a statistical great but no stories. But Stokes, Flintoff, Botham, Kapil Dev, Imran Khan... they make my heart flutter

[@mrkipling2201]

Botham has an ashes series named after him. It doesn’t get much better than that!!

[@JarrodKimberYT]

The whole world is obsessed with all rounders, Australia is thirsty and desperate for one.

[@mrkipling2201]

@@JarrodKimberYT we’ve had 3 great all rounders in Botham, Flintoff and Stokes. Once in a generation cricketers. I’m surprised Australia haven’t found a genuine all rounder in all those years.

[@mikespearwood3914]

@@mrkipling2201 That what makes it harder being an Australian fan: seeing genuinely great England allrounders produced, and winning tests for them over the past 40 years, where we've had such a long drought in that aspect. No coincidence that when England didn't have a great allrounder (1990's) they had a miserable time in test cricket. It's a lot easier for England to produce these kind of guys, what with the green wickets, cool conditions, duke ball, basically no travel, numerous games etc. And England has a philosophy where they don't mind their genuine all rounder batting as low as #7 or #8, whereas Australian philosophy is that a genuine allrounder HAS to be a top six batsman, as we feel we can't carry an allrounder who bats that low in the order, and our philosophy is we insist our tailenders (fulltime bowlers obviously) work harder on their batting (which usually works out well for us as we don't produce many genuine "bunnies"; Stuart MacGill being the last one around 15 years ago!).

[@mrkipling2201]

@@mikespearwood3914 I totally agree. McGrath and Macgill were brilliant bowlers but were batting bunnies!! Walking wickets you could say!! Although I remember Macgill getting 43 in an Ashes test in the 1998/99 series in the first innings. 2 nd innings Darren Gough bowled him first ball !!

[@bhavikadureja2655]

camroon green in future all time no 1 all rounder.

[@gfhh4853]

I think because australia had always deep batting & bowling strength. Aussie tailenders are the best in the world.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

That doesn't give your 5 bowlers though. And being they keep trying to find all rounders suggests it's not enough either.

[@WalkerNN]

Hey Kimber! Did you make this while you were high and couldn't sleep?

[@JarrodKimberYT]

No

[@raghavendrag8036]

Wow , never knew that about Perry.Goat level stuff. Also if it makes u happy, KKR treats Cummins as an all rounder. Maybe time for him to step up as a test batsman ;)

[@JarrodKimberYT]

it does not, i remember when he did it for Sydney thunder, still nto sold on it at all.

[@Muesliman467]

Cameron Green looks to me like he'll be a batsman who bowls a bit at test level. All those injuries don't bode well for a young seam bowler, hrle has a modest first class stroke rate too so I think expectations need to change big time. He looks scarily good with the bat though.

[@noohshahbaz8776]

After ashes 2021-2022 i think Cameron Green might be the one

[@shivangmathur8776]

Can't really understand this. Australia have had some world class all-rounders in the recent past. Symonds, Faulkner, Marsh, Moises Henriques, Andrew McDonald, Watson to name a few. The problem isn't that they haven't had a good all-rounder, the problem is that they have had too many.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

No, that is not the problem.

[@blessedslave]

He missed 15:50 and the best seamers.

[@mwilkins1644]

Seriously though, why does the Australian all-rounder need to be a fast bowler? Richie Benaud wasn't

[@rvs1444]

Aussie wickets are more suited to fast bowlers and they're more likely to produce a fast bowling allrounder than a spinner

[@mikespearwood3914]

To become a genuine frontline spinner in Australia means you have to dedicate the majority of your time to it, as it's so hard to master (look at Warne & MacGill for example). Therefore far more likely to produce pace allrounders than spin allrounders in Australia. Richie Benaud was effectively a once in a 150 year player. Marnus Labuschagne just won't dedicate the time to bowling (away from his passion for batting) to become a genuine spin allrounder.

[@shashisonu9]

What about Mitch Marsh ?

[@mikespearwood3914]

Lol, what about him???

[@myth1032]

Jarrod, is everything ok?

[@maxbrown1882]

Are you ok mate😁

[@JarrodKimberYT]

It's 2020, so no.

[@Bossjii895]

Jarrod is king...

[@retrolegend7247]

What about Shane watson he was an all-rounder

[@JarrodKimberYT]

I feel like he is in the video

[@VARMOT123]

I don't think average differential is a good way to look at all rounders

[@JarrodKimberYT]

It's not a great way, but it gives you an idea, but batting positions and usage rates tell you a far fuller story.

[@themightykarp]

Anyone here after the Hobart test 😳

[@raghavendrap908]

Aussie players come in as all-rounders but eventually became batsman.

[@mikespearwood3914]

Just too hard to maintain both at high levels in Australia. Steve Waugh had back problems etc, same with Shane Watson. James Faulkner peaked quickly, and disappeared quickly (injuries & easy T20 money). Mitch Marsh was overhyped, and given opportunities he didn't deserve based off "potential" (and his family). But Cam Green looks like the real deal. Marnus Labuschagne could improve, but won't devote the time to bowling as he's obsessed with batting, so will only ever be a part-timer.

[@raghavendrap908]

@@mikespearwood3914 Green looks promising ngl

[@adityatendulkar1130]

Shane Watson❤️

[@wolandox1957]

Make that comic. Please.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

Ha, one day. I also tried to make a comic of the 10/11 ashes.

[@indrajeetkamat6138]

what happened to Watson?

[@JarrodKimberYT]

He retired

[@indrajeetkamat6138]

@@JarrodKimberYT we in India love Watson, especially for CSK.

[@rajeevkaushek7370]

Stonois, Henriques, M Marsh not considered? Simon O'Donnell, Tom Moody?

[@rajeevkaushek7370]

Shane Watson??

[@JarrodKimberYT]

It was silly of me not to list every single one

[@rajeevkaushek7370]

@@JarrodKimberYT your silliness is why we love your shows ... ;)

[@blessedslave]

How did he not mention Mitch Marsh not even once.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

How did he not mention Gary Gilmour, not once.

[@DWeston]

Ben stokes has turned into Shane Watson

[@keshavsharma3556]

Surprised G Maxwell didn't make the cut

[@DavidRinglis2]

what about Simon O'Donnell could have been.,...

[@redderssredder72]

or even Henry Lawson...wasn't any slouch with bat...neither was Scoops if only it wasn't for that Cancer !

[@sashankkanchustambam6479]

Watson

[@manishchamlagain2465]

Is stoinis not even in the list? Wow

[@rvs1444]

Test match allrounders

[@raghavkumar935]

j faulkner

[@navneetjha52]

Completely understand the feeling, in India we have a similar all rounder dream, and to be specific a fast bowling all rounders. Spin bowling all rounders are too meh.. Whenever any fast bowler can bat a bit (as rare as Gold for Indian fast bowlers), we start to dream that the next Kapil Dev is here.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

Kapil and Jadeja within 3 decades is a nice return.

[@karthikp167]

@@JarrodKimberYT Well spin bowling all rounders aren't considered all rounders in India!! Many ppl saw the worth of Jadeja only after that semi final knock against NZ in 2019. Most of the spinners in India bat- Ashwin , Jadeja , Axar , Krunal , Jayant etc. But yeah Jadeja seems to be a proper batsman in recent times

[@JarrodKimberYT]

@@karthikp167 Not just India, that is a thing everywhere. It's very odd.

[@anujpethe684]

U forgot mitch marsh

[@JarrodKimberYT]

I forgot 30 all rounders by this logic.

[@anujpethe684]

@@JarrodKimberYT 🤣🤣🤣👍

[@anujpethe684]

@@JarrodKimberYT same things are happening here in India m8

[@nigelbagguley7606]

Two words for Shane Watson ..... Jimmy Anderson.

[@TomSawyerCoD]

Shane Watson averaged 52 against Anderson.

[@elementalphoenix4343]

My friend be like "Shane Watson did it"

[@JarrodKimberYT]

In the billiards room with the candlestick

[@elementalphoenix4343]

@@JarrodKimberYT 😂😂

[@captainaneek5087]

Where is great shane Watson

[@JarrodKimberYT]

I feel like you didn't really watch the video.

[@DavidRinglis2]

peter sleep?

[@ahnafdrubo9727]

Watto counts so this video/title is a bit misleading

[@JarrodKimberYT]

Watto is in the video. But he was not a great all rounder. A fine performer, but nowhere near Keith Miller or other great all rounders.

[@p.rohanramesh838]

Mitch Marsh, Jamesh Faulkner??

[@JarrodKimberYT]

Yes, you have named two of the many all rounders.

[@p.rohanramesh838]

@@JarrodKimberYT yeah, but why are we only talking about test cricket whereas these all-rounders (including Marcus Stoinis, I forgot to mention) have shown better charecter in white ball cricket!!!

[@biswajitpanda156]

@@p.rohanramesh838 limited over cricketers aren't worth of making the cut for academy awards 😆

[@maxbrown1882]

Jarrod brother Please one vdo on one of the most underrated and heavily pressurised youngster Rishabh Pant He has century in tests in England and Australia but only a few acknowledge him It's not a joke to hit century away again James Anderson, broad, Cummins, stark ,Hazelwood BCCI is not able to groom him yet😭😭😭

[@JarrodKimberYT]

boring selection issues are not my bag

[@maxbrown1882]

@@JarrodKimberYT exactly what I mean

[@bishanpoudel8746]

So where is Shane Fuckin Watson ?

[@aakashrajaraman76]

Mitch Marsh?

[@JarrodKimberYT]

Tony Dodemaide.

[@lv7601]

Kallis's wickets are overrated

[@mikespearwood3914]

And runs to an extent.

[@sundarindia7867]

Shane Watson was great.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

No. And he wouldn’t have said it. He was a decent player and did the best with his body. But he was not a great test match player.

[@akshaysi]

Dude this is theatre.. are you sure you don’t have a career in showbiz