I was just discussing with the font of all knowledge cricketing wise (the Indian man that runs the local shop where I get the milk from for work)
He reckons it is a mistake not enforcing the follow on.
For (not enforcing): the bowlers are tired
The Aussies can bat us out of the game and ensure a draw first and foremost, plus the chance to set attacking fields – then we’re at least 1 down with 3 to play which with perth up next makes us very up against it for levelling the series.
Against – when you have the foot on their throat don’t allow them up
Psychology, don’t show you’re weak (tired)
30 overs with a new ball under the lights / dusk; should be perfect for Jimmy; we could just possibly bowl ourselves into some kind of position.
Weather
I must say i do like the day-night format, with there being other things to consider for a skipper like the impact of the dusk period. The tradionalist says that it’s changing the game that’s basically been the same since the 1800’s, but equally I do see the need to evolve, when you look for example at the crowds at the NZ-WI test (I say crowds – I paused the TV briefly and counted them myself)