Stick with Tim Paine however help him in ways, management: Michael Clarke

Image Source : GETTY IMAGES Tim Paine’s ways have been questioned significantly in the course of the third and fourth Test and he admitted that the strain received to him which led to blunders behind the stumps.
Australia captain Tim Paine seems to be like he wants assistance on the sector and former skipper Michael Clarke questioned if the crew’s selectors have gotten their evaluation proper concerning the challenges that the wicketkeeper-batsman is dealing with. Paine got here underneath the scanner after he led Australia to a second successive Test collection defeat at residence to India.
The wicketkeeper-batsman’s ways have been questioned significantly in the course of the third and fourth Test and he admitted that the strain received to him which led to blunders behind the stumps.

“How does he get better? How does he go to South Africa to improve? It seems like that is an area that he needs help in, whether it is extra leadership on the field or extra people around him to help him get better. If you keep doing the same thing you will keep getting the same results,” mentioned Clarke on Sky Sports.
Paine was retained as captain for Australia’s proposed Test tour of South Africa and nationwide selector Trevor Hohns mentioned that there was by no means a doubt over his place.

“Is Trevor Hohns saying they thought the tactics were fine and we’ll be right and do the same thing in South Africa but get a different result? If that is the case, I said they missed a few tricks throughout the summer,” mentioned Clarke.
“There’s nothing wrong with sticking with Painey. I like him, that’s great, stick with your captain if you think he is the right man for the job. Don’t say nothing’s wrong there. Tactically he missed a few tricks and his keeping was nowhere near as good as what I’ve seen from Painey,” Clarke.
Clarke mentioned he helps sticking with Paine as a captain however the administration must create a system forward of the Ashes later within the 12 months the place the latter will get assistance on the sector when he wants it.
“This is my point about Painey. I’m not saying it is time to go. Stick with the captain, I love that. But give him some help. Allow him to get better in the areas he needs to get better,” mentioned Clarke.
“What changes are we making for South Africa to help Painey call it tactically? What are we doing different? We go to South Africa and win and everything is different? That is not how you win the Ashes.”