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At times Lyon has been questioned about his ability to make a decisive difference to a match - it is the source of recurring doubt for the selectors that he is yet to bowl a team out on the final day of a Test. This time his spinning fingers would twirl a decisive brace. Bowling around the wicket, Lyon extracted turn but importantly bounce, of the kind Shane Warne so loved in Brisbane. It was this that did for Ian Bell, the man of the series in England. A gentle attempt to flick to leg brought a deflection and a catch to short leg, the nimble Steve Smith. Next ball, Matt Prior did more or less the same thing, Smith diving headlong to take the catch, then convincing Clarke of the need to refer Aleem Dar's unfavourable verdict.Though a hat-trick was averted, England were now tender prey, and Johnson turned the Gabba into a cricket Colosseum by hunting down Joe Root and Graeme Swann. Root fell to a ball pitched up and angled across him, while Swann squeezed a lifter to short leg in an act of self-preservation. Six wickets had fallen for nine runs.It was in these moments that Johnson stole the headlines for tomorrow, gaining recompense for previous indignities suffered at English hands. But Australia's domination had been achieved through forces combined and sights recalibrated, plans executed and persevered with. All the bowlers deserved credit for a triumphant scoreboard. Nudging each other happily in the team viewing area, McDermott and Davison knew that more than anyone.This Test has shown obvious flaws in the English Batting techniques. Carberry, Trott don't like short stuff aimed at the body (remember Perth & Melbourne still to come). Cook & Root are suspect outside off stump (all of these were already exposed in England on dead wickets - now add Carberry), which leaves Bell who is an excellent batsman (in England its best by a long way). Forget '10-'11, Mc Dermott worked with the Australian bowlers against India in '11-'12 and they were a revelation, not enough has been made of this fact but the results are on show. Warner has improved as his early domestic season has shown. Rogers has been the rock. Clarke has some work to do, as does Watson, but Smith is a vastly improved batsman. Bailey does not have the technique for test cricket but the tail are vastly superior to England's. Prior is struggling (another "confidence" player like Johnson although less crucial) but the bowlers struggle (Johnson has a 100 vs SA)They say the best coaches are ex-players who were not particularly brilliant but had to work hard on their game. They are able to pass this work ethic and thoughtfulness onto others. In McDermott the bowlers have a coach who started off as a fast bowling prodigy, but then got dropped and had earn his way back into the team to become of one of our most consistent strike bowlers in Aust's rise to the top under Border. This group of bowlers are in the position to do the same - to bowl Aust back to being a top team. McDermott can be a major player once again.WeFinishThis, Clearly, my friend, you watch matches rather differently to most of us. Your team selections are generally rubbish and ill considered, and now you've stooped to mocking the bowler who just ripped the opposition apart. I'm not really certain why it is you think we care if MJ goes for 6 an over. If Harris is so great, and Siddle and Lyon also economical, then MJ taking big wickets can go for 20 an over and he'd still be useful. So much more so than someone like Faulkner who would be bowling 80mph on a deck like this and would be as threatening as a marshmallowThe English batting has not been that good since India last year.it is strange that every time England make a break through they then seem to atrophy. England need to find some form A lot of us actually watched the match, we finish this, and you appear to be the only one who thinks Johnson was terrible. You are just wrong. A well-executed plan to get rid of Trott, brilliant sustained hostility which no one else in the game is capable of to dispose of Carberry, and all over Root and Swann. He is first pick at the moment, and it's got to be a lack f knowledge of fast bowling that brings forth your tirade.Steve gregory I'm with you..much as I was elated that aust won the battle of first innings there is a long way to go ! Let's stop celebrating and get our heads down! the problem is how many are enough runs when we are only going into the third day..we have seen Eng stay in for long periods and be very tough to get out they will be hoping for a declaration if aust don't get bowled out and clarke is always up to the challenge(which I like) but weather is fickle and rain is not always predictable. I would hate to see the poms have two days to accumulate runs !! good luck boys!If you actually saw the match, Mitchell Johnson was terrible, especially at the start. He couldn't bowl two deliveries in the same spot and every second delivery went down leg side in his first two spells, gifting fours everywhere. His wickets came from mindless batting in unfamiliar conditions. Ryan Harris is up there with Dale Steyn and Philander as the best 3 bowlers in the world, but even he started off poorly, bowling everything down leg side too. I don't know if the English purposely played badly to Johnson to ensure that the selectors keep persisting with him yet again, but it doesn't bode well for Australia that Johnson is now getting more chances as he'll go for plenty of runs later on in the series, especially Adelaide but except perhaps Perth. Siddle was economical, but not threatening. I'll agree with the article on Lyon though - some of his best ever bowling in that he strangled the flow of runs from one end with 3 maidens on an unhelpful pitch and threatened as well.
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