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Senior batsman George Bailey has admitted Australias batsmen have let their inexperienced bowling counterparts down so far in South Africa, a sentiment echoed by the former vice-captain Brad Haddin.Much focus has centred on the expensive figures returned by a youthful bowling attack in the two matches that have Australia 0-2 down to South Africa in the five-match ODI series, but Bailey and Haddin have both reframed the debate by pointing the finger squarely at the top order.Weve certainly got a young bowling attack but I think the thing thats been the most disappointing is our batting the last two games, Bailey said ahead of the third match in Durban. We were under par in game one and 360 is a big total, but you saw it on that ground it was great value for money, the ball flew everywhere and our run rate was going pretty well.All the batters are hitting the ball pretty well, its just that nobodys getting a hundred and the South Africans have had a guy score a hundred in each of those games. As much as the focus could be on our young bowling attack, I think its the batters who have got to step up.Haddin, speaking on Sky Sports Radio, said that the batsmen had none of the handicaps the pacemen Daniel Worrall, Scott Boland, Joe Mennie and Chris Tremain were saddled with, trying to get comfortable in a new team environment while learning how to cope with the pressures of international cricket.At the end of game I heard Davey (Warner) and Steven Smith talking about how our bowlers need to step up a little bit. But we had a couple of guys on debut, we had all our senior batters there, Haddin said. I think the batters were a little bit disappointing to be honest.It sort of happened a little bit in the Sri Lanka series with Nathan Lyon as well. I think the batters need to have a bit of a look at themselves. Weve got all our senior bats there, were not missing anyone from that end. Fifties arent going to cut it. We need guys like Davey to get a start and go on and get some big scores. Yeah it was a tough day for the bowlers but those guys are on debut, theyll be better for the run.Bailey mused over the circumstances of the batsmens dismissals in the first two matches, and reasoned it was more a matter of focus on the task than anything else. I dont think theres been any really audacious dismissals, weve just been getting out, he said. I know the first couple of training sessions we spoke about the fact we could hit the ball again. It was a bit of a shock to get into the rhythm of getting that value and being able to play with some freedom, but I dont think thats been an issue.Its just a matter of guys, once they get that start, turning it into a really big score. And maybe credit needs to go to South Africa, they might be bowling more consistently and putting us under more pressure. I think weve got a really strong batting line-up, its time for us to stand up. Wholesale Rams Jerseys . "I was fortunate to play many years at this level with a great organization and unbelievable teammates," said Hejduk in a statement. Authentic Ogbonnia Okoronkwo Jersey . -- Arizona raced out to a big lead and did not back off, hitting the accelerator instead. http://www.cheaplosangelesramsjerseysauthentic.com/?tag=authentic-sebastian-joseph-jersey . The CFLs leading rusher kept adding to his gaudy numbers this season and scored the winning touchdown with just over two minutes to play. 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Glenn had a walking boot on as he left the locker room on Sunday.?Sam Shields, CB, Green Bay Packers:?Shields left late in the fourth quarter with a possible concussion?after colliding with Jaguars running back?T.J. Yeldon. Coach Mike McCarthy said on Monday that Shields did indeed suffer a concussion, his second in less than nine months and the third known concussion of his NFL career.Menelik Watson, RT, Oakland Raiders:?Watson suffered a groin injury just before halftime. He jogged off the field with a slight limp after being evaluated by the teams medical staff on the field for a few minutes. Watson never returned to the game, and the Raiders also lost his replacement?Matt McCants to injury later in the game.?Jeremy Maclin, WR, Kansas City Chiefs: Maclin made a big catch on the Chiefs tying drive late in the fourth quarter, but he sustained a helmet-to-helmet hit on the play and was evaluated for a concussion shortly thereafter. 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