Another match, another bag of wickets - Chadd Sayers can't do any more.
The South Australian swing bowler's latest feats - an eight-wicket haul in a Sheffield Shield win against NSW - came under the watch of national selection kingpin Greg Chappell.
"Hopefully he liked what he saw," Sayers said.
Sayers ripped through NSW's batsmen on Wednesday, taking 5-27 to add to his three first-innings victims.
The Redbacks, chasing 121 runs to win, then reached their target with eight wickets down.
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Sayers' continued excellence comes ahead of the Test series opener against Pakistan on December 15 in Brisbane.
"Hopefully, selection-pending, I'm in the squad for Brisbane," said Sayers, who was 12th man for Australia's most recent Test.
"I guess I have put a decent case forward now.
"But all you can do, it's a cliche, is keep knocking on the door; keep taking wickets."
Sayers now has 196 first-class wickets at the imposing average of 24.15.
"That is probably the best I have bowled, personally, for a long time," he said.
"The ball is coming out really well, I feel like I'm in really good rhythm and the pace is pretty good as well.
"I feel fit and strong and bowling a lot of overs as well which helps."
