Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player "I saw a couple of their games earlier on this season, I think they're very well structured, PJ (head coach Paul James) has done a great job coaching the group, keeping them positive. And that's going to be the main thing. Staying positive, playing some quality defense and being able to compete I think is the goal. I look at this year as a survival year for them and a rebuilding year so they have to make sure they are building for the future." "Liam's clearly a player of high potential," said the England and Wales Cricket Board's performance director Mo Bobat. "From a red-ball perspective, quite simply, it felt like there were other players ahead of him right now. Davidson, who was regarded as one of Australia's greatest ever all-rounders and went on to become a long-serving cricket administrator, died peacefully on Saturday at the age of 92.