Social media has a habit of building a player up in its own head and then getting angry when real one doesn't match imaginary version. Tall, quick, bats top order, ticks every box a team could want. Cameron Green never once stood up & declared himself the next great all rounder. People just decided that's what he was supposed to be, built the expectation themselves & now troll him whenever reality doesn't match the fantasy they invented. Strip away this noise & his numbers tell a calmer story. Green has batted everywhere from 3 to 8 in his career, shuffled around more than most & only played more than 10 innings at one spot. Narrow it to the middle order, positions 4, 5 and 6 & since 2022 he has scored 1233 runs at 41.1. On Australian pitches that have turned into minefields these days for batters generally, that's not a bad number. It's actually better than Travis Head managed batting in the same positions over the same stretch, which people conveniently forget to mention. Take him away from home & his average climbs to 46, with genuine match winning innings in Pakistan, Sri Lanka, New Zealand & West Indies(majority of them in low scoring conditions where runs came hard for everyone). In the middle order(4,5,6) since 2022, his average sits above Joe Root's in same window. That's a stat nobody bothers checking before typing overrated. Now add 184 runs in 3 innings against Bangladesh, top of the pile in a series where only one Aussie batter crossed 35 in an innings. Maybe this becomes the point where his story finally starts to look different from the one people on social media had written for him.