Does Australian Cricket team have a bowling coach?
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Yes. Troy Cooley was recruited to that position in December 2005 starting in May this year.\n\nHe was formerly a Tasmanian cricketer who was the England bowling coach who won praise for his work with the England attack.
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These idiots have always played like this in South Africa. You can't blame Greg. Anyway, how can a coach make a player unlearn how to bat. Don't they have any sense of their own.\n\nTo answer your question, Chappel should step down. There is no point trying to coach these buggers. They shouldn't be sent to the WC either.
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They do not have a great coach.  They have a great MANAGER.  Tony LaRussa is a MANAGER, not a coach.  And it is early April, no one knows the answer to your question.  They could have a good year.  It's too early to speculate.
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I do hope they put a better show on than i have seen or else the answer is No, I also think Freddie Flintoff is not the guy for the job as Captain give it to Strauss, Hurry up back Vaughaney we need a Yorkshire man as Captain, we are also missing Simon Jones aswell, Please give Panasar a go at bowling to.
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Irfan Pathan and did it in 2004 in Australia which is really great.He is a class bowler.
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Yes, Good players keep on coming in Australian side - we have Nathan Bracken, Michael Hussey , Michael Clarke , Mitchell Johnson . There are some good  young  allrounders  too . Australian team also has a good rotational policy . So they will still be quite a good team even after Mcgrath and Warne retire .
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What are you talking about? There IS a women's pro bowling tour still. I dont know where you heard that.
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There have been 15 total coaches in the program's history, but only five in the previous fifty years: Frank McGuire (1952-1961) Dean Smith (1962-1997) Bill Guthridge (1998-2000) Matt Doherty (2000-2002) Roy Williams (2003 - Present) \n\nA few others: Nat Cartmell (1911-1915) Charles Doak (1915-1920) Howell Peacock (1917-1920)  Fred Boye (1920-1922) no coach for a few years (still competitive team though!) James Ashmore (1927-1932) George "Bo" Sheppard (1932-1935) Walter Skidmore (1936-1939) Bill Lange (1940-1944) Ben Carnevale (1945-1946 ) Tom Scott (1946-1952)
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Greig - by all means so far as the coaching is concerned and as one of the best batsman Australia has ever produced. He has an unfulfilled passion to train cricketeers as per his experience. He is a great task master.\n\nWhereas Wright was a decent lolly person and had developed personal relationship with most of the senior players, with little say about discipline of cricket.
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why? Australia can play. They have a good coach, the best in the world.
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I think that the best person for the job would be Vincent Del Bosque, when he was the coach their the team was incredible.  I still don't understand why they parted ways a couple of years back.  I think though that the coach will be Sven Goran Erickson, which would not be a bad choice for coach at all.
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There actually 2 coaches for this club, they are:\nBiswajit Bhattacharya and Pratap Ghosh.
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before i answer, i must tell u that ur question is worth thinking after. \n\nindian coaches for india haven't been much successful in the past. before they choose a coach for a team, they must not see how many records they hold in the history of cricket, but the coach of the team should be able to teach the team in such a way that the players r forced to perfection and get 100% performance. \n\nas far as expertise is concerned, ther is no lack of experts in india, but still some experts of overseas analyse the statistics better sometimes. may b that's the cause that the foreign coaches r more preferred than our own coaches who actually own their citizenship and r no migrators. \n\nwe have seen how kapil dev plays, but we have also seen that under his coachmanship, india did not win many matches, while now, after greg chappel came in action, india is at her best of forms. \n\nif ur trying to ask for a replacement for gregy, well, i suggest someone like desmond haynes, kris srikkanth, sunny gavaskar,\nvivian richards, etc if ur thinking to improve the batsmen.\n\nif u want an ideal coach for bowlers, well, i thinking india should have a bowling coach like dennis lilee, holding, jeff thomson, wasim akram (well if pakistan would let him be a coach for INDIAN bowlers), etc.
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massive advantage. there is a reason australia havent lost a series since 1992 in australia. \n\n1. its hot. really hot, and the english are used to cool overcast conditions. \n2. these conditions in england are helpful for swing bowling, but the ball swings less in australia so Hoggard and Anderson are useless. \n3. IN england they use a Duke ball, in aust. they use a Kookaburra ball. Again the duke ball swings, the kooka doesnt. aust lost last year because they couldnt handle the swing that all of englands bowlers got. but the ball doesnt swing in aust so its a lot easier for aust to score big runs. \n4. australias pitches are the bounciest in the world, and england struggle to adjust to the extra bounce generated by the pace bowlers. aust are used to these pitches.\n\nvenues: Gabba is always first test, aust havent lost there since 1988, its warnes best ground in aust altough its typically a pace bowlers ground. warne gets huge bounce at gabba. as its the first test and the hottest city that tests are played in, touring sides are usually smashed at the gabba, unable to handle the heat or the bounce and this sets the tone for the rest of the series.  \n\nWACA is good for pace bowling getting huge bounce as well. SCG is good for spin bowling. aust usually play two spiinners at the scg at this is the last test of the tour usually. only the subcontinent sides (india etc) are good at playing spinners. the english are not.
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Dude.........\n\nWell according to the form of Australian Cricket Team, I think Australia may win the World Cup 2007.\n\nAustralia are gifted with hardworking players especially all-rounders.\n\nPlayers like \n1)Adam Gilchrist\n2)Mattew Hayden\n3)M.Hussey \n\ncan prove a good start to the innings.\n\n4)Captain Ricky Ponting is doing well in the field.He is one of the prominent players of Australia & best in the world.\n\n5)Damian Martynm, Andrew Syemonds,Bradd Hogg can prove perfectly well as allrounders & contribute the team with runs in the middle order.\n\n6)Jason Gillespie,Micheal Kasprowicz,Glenn McGath,BretLee,Mitchel Johnson etc. are the best options for the bowling order & can help the team in taking wickets.\n\nFurthermore Shane Watson has proved beneficial to the team as an all rounder.Therefore he can be very much helpfull in the team during the World Cup.\n\nIn addition majority of the Australian Players are in form, so it can be clearly analyzed that they have a lot of chance in winning the World Cup 2007.\n\nI hope you got your answer.
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Do you mean for this year, or next year and beyond?\nNext year, and beyond, the Eels will have Micheal Hagan, the current coach of the Newcastle Knights.\nThis year, well, as the football club already has a first grade coach coming for next year, are there any coaches out there that would be happy to coach a side for just the rest of this season, and have no assurance there could be an extension to their contract if they provided a good service to the club.  In other words, who is stupid enough to take the job for just one season. This is why they have promoted their reserve grade coach, Jason Taylor, who is going to South Sydney next year.
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I don't think that will make such a difference. If they can concentrate  on the field, they can do whatever they want off the field.\nShane Warne is the best example for this. Remember what happened before the Ashes 2005, and how many wickets he got in that series?