 Barry Knight was a typical all rounder who liked to hit the ball around and bowl short of a length, which did little on Australian pitches.Ted Dexter was a useful medium-paced seamer who was used both a stock bowler and as a partnership-breaker and took 4/8 against Queensland just before the First Test.Dexter didn't trust spin bowlers (Sussex had no specialist spinner in the 1960s), thinking that leg-spinners just bought expensive wickets, and using off-spinners only for containment.