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Clarke is by far the most aggressive captain in the world. Yes, he has been lucky but the good captains are always lucky.
Magnificent? But lucky yes, and hopefully for his sake the opposition teams will be rendered a strike bowler short, as were SA for the majority of the recent test series, a fact which in Aussie minds had no bearing on the results and has been conveniently forgotten. Bring on the next Aus-SA series . Bring it! Maybe youll be lucky again Pup.
Clarke is a magnificent captain. There are plenty of holes in the sides and squads he leads, but he gets a lot out of them. Australia may have a reputation for being a bit nasty at times, but Mark Taylor's legacy of trying to win every game, even if it often invites the possibility of losing, is something the other countries can learn from.
Exciting captain to have. Always willing to try something. He's now holds so much respect from the Australian public. Clarky is shaping this current team as his and in the future we will look back on this team as a team that gave their all.
Pup, if Australia will maintain their ranking till you retire, I will rate you ahead of Punter(in the ranks of AB). Best of Luck champ.