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He means assorted....... :-)
They've got their top 5 haven't they? Rogers, Warner, Watson, Clarke, Smith are a good starting point. These are decent batsmen and you can definitely stick to this batting line-up for the first few Tests. I predict Hughes coming in to open later on in the series, probably for Warner.
How exactly has the top order been sorted? I don't understand!