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Veteran St Kilda defender Sam Fisher is unsure whether this is will be his last AFL season.Fisher is on the verge of returning to full training after suffering a hamstring injury in round 10.He wants to see how the rest of the season plays out before making a call on his AFL future.But the 33-year-old also admits that even if he wants another season, the Saints will most likely have the last word.I havent decided yet ... Ive havent crossed that line yet, he told RSN.I just have to get back to playing and then see how I go for the remaining month to six weeks of footy.Asked who would make the ultimate decision on his playing future, Fisher replied: It would probably be the clubs, Id say.Fisher suffered a setback in his injury comeback a couple of weeks ago.Its on the right track now, he said.I havent gone back to square one, it was only an aggravation.Fisher has played 225 games for the Saints since his 2004 debut and is philosophical about his latest injury.Its never easy to deal with, these little aggravations and setbacks, when you get so close to almost returning to full training and playing, he said.But there are a lot of worse (off) people out there in the world than me.So Im just grateful I still have the opportunity to probably come back and play a decent month of footy towards the end of the year. Wholesale Air Jordan 1 Free Shipping . R.J. 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In one-day cricket, you relax and the game goes long and you only win the game in the last 10 or 15 overs.Tahir, who will be in action for South Africa in the upcoming ODI series against Australia, which starts from September 30, believes the format has become compelling again because bowlers can play a bigger role in what is seen as a batsmans game. Last June, playing conditions were altered to allow teams five fielders outside the circle in the last 10 overs of an ODI innings, in an effort to limit what had become a glut of runs in that period. As a result, Tahir said that even spinners could operate in the slog overs and, in so doing, hone their consistency.This 5-4 field makes our life really hard but its nice to see they now allow five fielders outside the circle in the last 10 overs, he said.I have been bowling at the death, sometimes. You need to focus. You know if you miss your target, you will go for a boundary but its also good because it makes you a really good bowler. You practise hard and you try to bowl in one area most of the time.Despite that, Tahir maintains that his main role is not limiting run-scoring but taking wickets. I neever look to contain.dddddddddddd. I always try and take wickets, he said. And the numbers prove it.Last year, Tahir was the second-highest wicket-taker in ODI cricket with 37 scalps from 22 matches, behind Mitchell Starc. This year he is already the third-highest with 21 wickets from 11 scalps. In the upcoming series, he will come up against the two players ahead of him on that list, John Hastings and Adam Zampa, and has nothing but praise for the Australia legspinner.Zampa is a very good bowler. He proved that over the last year, in the IPL and playing all over the world. I reckon he is a very good talent, Tahir said.Despite the presence of Zampa and Tahir in the squads, the South Africa legspinner warned fans to not look forward to too much in terms of spin-bowling this weekend, during the first two ODIs of the five-match series. Tahir said he was not expecting much turn at Centurion and the Wanderers but hoped for more spin at the coastal venues later in the series.There is also pressure on Tahir to maintain his position as first-choice spinner after South Africas selectors packed the squad with other spin options in Aaron Phangiso and Tabraiz Shamsi.The selectors and coaches and captain have showed trust in us spinners which is a good sign and its also becoming challenging for us as spinners against each other, Tahir said. I like that because I can never be relaxed. Thanks to these guys, I want to keep improving. I am happy to play with these guys and I hope to see them do well for South Africa in future. ' ' '