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    But Robertson, who played four Tests and 13 one-day internationals from 1994-98, admits there is no shortage of quality candidates waiting to oust Hauritz. "I think he is (the best man for the job) but I don't discount (Jason) Krejza and I don't discount Jon Holland, and I also think (leg-spinner) Steve Smith in the next couple of years will start to come along" he said. Meanwhile, Robertson stressed the importance of finding a quality wrist spinner following the retirements of Shane Warne and Stuart MacGill. Full Article at Sportal Australia
    I think he is (the best man for the job) but I don't discount (Jason) Krejza and I don't discount Jon Holland, and I also think (leg-spinner) Steve Smith in the next couple of years will start to come along
    SOURCE: Sportal Australia 2 weeks ago
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Robertson backs Hauritz
  1. I think we need to find another leg-break bowler around who can start to put some pressure on that part of it. I don't know if Bryce McGain is completely gone, I actually thought Bryce McGain was quite good but he had a really finite opportunity and it didn't work out, maybe he deserves more
    SOURCE: Sportal Australia 2 weeks ago
  2. And he didn't just come in to bowl dot balls and try and keep it tight, he became attacking and he really started to back himself.
    SOURCE: Sportal Australia 2 weeks ago
  3. I look at two years ago with Nathan Hauritz and think about how he started to work in the nets on how he spun the ball and his line
    SOURCE: Sportal Australia 2 weeks ago
  4. We're now looking to identify the ones that have that talent and trying to grow that talent.
    SOURCE: Sportal Australia 2 weeks ago
  5. I think that was evident in the Champions League Twenty20 final where he went for six against their main batsman (Kieron Pollard) and then he goes again and gets him out.
    SOURCE: Sportal Australia 2 weeks ago
  6. The hardest hurdle to overcome is the courage of that, to me Hauritz has courage. He's been through the cricket university of getting dropped and coming back.
    SOURCE: Sportal Australia 2 weeks ago

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