With Steven Smith's retirement from 50 Over cricket.

I thought id pick my greatest 50 over team for Australia this century.

Plenty of World Cup Titles 2003,2007,2015 and 2023 but what is the combined best XI

Smithy is in as Vice Captain but who are his teammates ?

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my: Top 10 Touring Batsmen to Australia since 1979!

These brilliant batsman flew halfway around the world to face the bounciest minefields on earth – where the ball bounces higher than Aussie beer prices and the fast bowlers are angrier than a kangaroo on Red Bull.

These fearless warriors braved the fastest, bounciest tracks Down Under... facing legends like Lillee, Thomson, McGrath, Warne, and Johnson.

We're talking the explosive West Indian Master Blaster and Prince and Indian Little Master and KING ... a classy Kiwi and Englishman who conquered the aussies in almost slo mo. and so much more!

Who dominated the Aussies on their own turf? Who piled on runs when it mattered most?

Stick around as I rank them all – from number 10 to the undisputed king!

Hit that LIKE button if you're pumped, SUBSCRIBE for more cricket fire, and let's dive in!"

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Join Damien Fleming for a Bowlology deep dive into the greatest touring fast bowlers to visit Australia since 1979. From the swing kings to the relentless enforcers, Flem breaks down what made these quicks so dangerous on Aussie wickets.

Featuring legends including:

🏏 Wasim Akram – the Sultan of Swing who made the Kookaburra talk

🏏 Ian Bishop – pace, bounce and perfect wrist position

🏏 Curtly Ambrose – the silent assassin who terrorised Australian top orders

🏏 Jasprit Bumrah – the modern master with an unplayable skill set

🏏 Richard Hadlee – the great technician who could dismantle any batting lineup

Expect stories, analysis, a few scars from past encounters… and plenty of classic Bowlology humour.

Subscribe for more cricket chats, fast-bowling breakdowns and future Aussie tours analysis. If you’ve got a bowler you think Flem missed, drop it in the comments!

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