I'll be sitting on the edge of my seat hoping all of those blokes come back healthy. It is a physical challenge for them to present, year after year, without the appropriate rest and recovery.

If I were sitting in that seat, I would want to have a vote as to what was going on here.

Waiting is different than sitting. When you are waiting, you're hoping. When you are sitting, you're doing nothing.

He's swung the ball, taken wickets consistently, and been a popular member of the team. We wish him a swift recovery, but know that Wise will be a handy replacement should he get the nod in the final XI.

We went too hard, too early. The last two games haven't gone according to plan.

The players have to have a medical and be assessed before they go, they have to be monitored when they are over there and tested when they come back. It's building a history of how does a player leave, how does he come back. But I don't have a great concern with them other than they come back weary, mentally weary from the game.