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*Official* Season XIV Discussion and Results
- Thread starter Mr Mxyzptlk
- Start date
The Baconator
International Vice-Captain
Damn. Absolutely destroyed us.
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Another all-roundish team effort to give us an easy win. The bowlers worked well as a unit and the batsmen went about chasing in a calm fashion. Pleasing signs from Kyle, after a poor OD start, Bosco and Cole.
dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
There's nothing quite as hilarious as Camps going for 100. Best game ever.
superkingdave
Hall of Fame Member
yeah, great game for us. Not a bad return to OD for me either, i'll take 2-36
Nate
You'll Never Walk Alone
COMPLETELY awta.
Travis_Teh
International Regular
Stoked to score 21 in a 50 run partnership :O 9 wickets was good turn of form, as well.
Camps ... 10 an over haha. Two losses is a bit sux.
Camps ... 10 an over haha. Two losses is a bit sux.
andruid
Cricketer Of The Year
Gosh am I the only one who feels badly for the boy?
Robertinho
Cricketer Of The Year
Great wins guys. Super bowling from Amir... saved us, without a doubt.
PhoenixFire
International Coach
Probably, I'm on his side and I found it funny.
Going for another duck FFS, in terrible form.
Magrat Garlick
Global Moderator
Cricket Web Black vs Masters XI
at Pickford Reserve
Scorecard
Ball By Ball
Another day, another insane pair of centuries and fantastically huge margin of victory for Black. Stedman and Chaulk were separated for 169, after Stedman had made 110, but Chaulk batted through the innings and ensured a massive total.
With Cloete and Smith supporting Chaulk well, the Black veteran wicketkeeper could reach 139 not out, despite not even scoring at a run a ball. There was a threat that 313 wasn't quite good enough - but with Gough and Gelman limiting things with new ball swing, those fears were quickly allayed. Justin Kemp's 36 also went through the innings, but Black dominated utterly, and 134 runs was not one too little.
Cricket Web Black 313 for two (50)
Chaulk 139*, Stedman 110
Masters XI 179 for nine (50)
Kemp 36*; M Smith 4/38, Gelman 2/27, Gough 2/29
Cricket Web Black won by 134 runs
Man of the Match: M. J. Smith (Black)
Cricket Web Colts vs Cricket Web Red
at Fardin Qayyumi CC
Scorecard
Ball By Ball
Mike Wilson and Daniel Towns stole a victory in front of ecstatic home fans, who had seen their team slip to 56 for four in chase of a modest target. Ultimately, however, Red's lack of one-day prowess proved costly.
Red had been inserted, and after cautious batting to 40, Wright and Spinks took a wicket each to see the stalwarts Mørk and Dauth together. The pair added an impeccable hundred, However, Red failed to accelerate, with only Zac Ritchie's unbeaten 43 helping the total up to 233 for nine - while Kyle Wright took a deserved five-for.
David Kennett responded with four wickets in the early innings, but Towns and Wilson knew what was needed. Undeterred, they wore off the slow bowling and drove Mørk to desperation, adding 134 runs for the fifth wicket as both passed fifty with ease. A late wicket from Martin West helped little, and Colts won in the penultimate over.
Cricket Web Red 233 for nine (50)
Dauth 73, Mørk 63, Ritchie 43*; Wright 5/50, Dunn 2/45
Cricket Web Colts 234 for five (48.5)
Towns 81*, M Wilson 78; Kennett 4/35
Cricket Web Colts won by five wickets
Man of the Match: D. P. Towns (Cricket Web Colts)
Cricket Web Blue vs Cricket Web Green
at PDV Dome
Scorecard
Ball By Ball
In a thrilling match at the Dome, Cricket Web Green ultimately prevailed by seven runs, though by the 40-over scores they had no right to triumph. Xavier Rose and Ethan McNamara came up with the death bowling goods, however, and secured an unlikely seven-run win.
Liam Camps had a nightmare game yesterday, and continued the start with three four-balls to Rob Malone at the Dome. However, by trapping him lbw he had a brief laugh, in an innings where the bowling was occasionally accurate but mostly fodder.
Dinnen and Corrin reestablished order for Green, adding 96 for the third wicket, but the acceleration proved a serious problem. Green were eight down by the 35th over, and Forner and McNamara had enough with supporting Garven - which they did well enough, despite barely scoring runs. Camps was not fortunate enough to bowl during this period, and ended with sixty runs in the against column, though the wickets of Scott, Malone, Mamesh and Dubb-Lynch were hard earned. Sriram closed the innings off, as Blue had a relatively sedate task.
However, despite not getting any luck with wickets, Green's bowling was decent enough. Fuller and de Silva looked to have things well under control, however, and the Blue innings was largely uneventful until eleven runs were required off the final twelve balls. Then, bizarrely, a change of gear was impossible. De Silva wafted at four McNamara deliveries without contact, and the equation changed to ten off six - Fuller hoiked out to Dubb-Lynch, Young managed a single off the third balll, before de Silva dragged on Rose. Despite a Crampton single, there was little Blue could do, defeated in embarrassing fashion.
Cricket Web Green 242 all out (48.1)
Dinnen 63, Corrin 56, Garven 55*; Camps 4/60, Maina 3/56, Sriram 2/46 (9.1)
Cricket Web Blue 235 for three (50)
Fuller 117, de Silva 77
Cricket Web Green won by seven runs
Man of the Match: E. A. P. McNamara (Cricket Web Green)
at Pickford Reserve
Scorecard
Ball By Ball
Another day, another insane pair of centuries and fantastically huge margin of victory for Black. Stedman and Chaulk were separated for 169, after Stedman had made 110, but Chaulk batted through the innings and ensured a massive total.
With Cloete and Smith supporting Chaulk well, the Black veteran wicketkeeper could reach 139 not out, despite not even scoring at a run a ball. There was a threat that 313 wasn't quite good enough - but with Gough and Gelman limiting things with new ball swing, those fears were quickly allayed. Justin Kemp's 36 also went through the innings, but Black dominated utterly, and 134 runs was not one too little.
Cricket Web Black 313 for two (50)
Chaulk 139*, Stedman 110
Masters XI 179 for nine (50)
Kemp 36*; M Smith 4/38, Gelman 2/27, Gough 2/29
Cricket Web Black won by 134 runs
Man of the Match: M. J. Smith (Black)
Cricket Web Colts vs Cricket Web Red
at Fardin Qayyumi CC
Scorecard
Ball By Ball
Mike Wilson and Daniel Towns stole a victory in front of ecstatic home fans, who had seen their team slip to 56 for four in chase of a modest target. Ultimately, however, Red's lack of one-day prowess proved costly.
Red had been inserted, and after cautious batting to 40, Wright and Spinks took a wicket each to see the stalwarts Mørk and Dauth together. The pair added an impeccable hundred, However, Red failed to accelerate, with only Zac Ritchie's unbeaten 43 helping the total up to 233 for nine - while Kyle Wright took a deserved five-for.
David Kennett responded with four wickets in the early innings, but Towns and Wilson knew what was needed. Undeterred, they wore off the slow bowling and drove Mørk to desperation, adding 134 runs for the fifth wicket as both passed fifty with ease. A late wicket from Martin West helped little, and Colts won in the penultimate over.
Cricket Web Red 233 for nine (50)
Dauth 73, Mørk 63, Ritchie 43*; Wright 5/50, Dunn 2/45
Cricket Web Colts 234 for five (48.5)
Towns 81*, M Wilson 78; Kennett 4/35
Cricket Web Colts won by five wickets
Man of the Match: D. P. Towns (Cricket Web Colts)
Cricket Web Blue vs Cricket Web Green
at PDV Dome
Scorecard
Ball By Ball
In a thrilling match at the Dome, Cricket Web Green ultimately prevailed by seven runs, though by the 40-over scores they had no right to triumph. Xavier Rose and Ethan McNamara came up with the death bowling goods, however, and secured an unlikely seven-run win.
Liam Camps had a nightmare game yesterday, and continued the start with three four-balls to Rob Malone at the Dome. However, by trapping him lbw he had a brief laugh, in an innings where the bowling was occasionally accurate but mostly fodder.
Dinnen and Corrin reestablished order for Green, adding 96 for the third wicket, but the acceleration proved a serious problem. Green were eight down by the 35th over, and Forner and McNamara had enough with supporting Garven - which they did well enough, despite barely scoring runs. Camps was not fortunate enough to bowl during this period, and ended with sixty runs in the against column, though the wickets of Scott, Malone, Mamesh and Dubb-Lynch were hard earned. Sriram closed the innings off, as Blue had a relatively sedate task.
However, despite not getting any luck with wickets, Green's bowling was decent enough. Fuller and de Silva looked to have things well under control, however, and the Blue innings was largely uneventful until eleven runs were required off the final twelve balls. Then, bizarrely, a change of gear was impossible. De Silva wafted at four McNamara deliveries without contact, and the equation changed to ten off six - Fuller hoiked out to Dubb-Lynch, Young managed a single off the third balll, before de Silva dragged on Rose. Despite a Crampton single, there was little Blue could do, defeated in embarrassing fashion.
Cricket Web Green 242 all out (48.1)
Dinnen 63, Corrin 56, Garven 55*; Camps 4/60, Maina 3/56, Sriram 2/46 (9.1)
Cricket Web Blue 235 for three (50)
Fuller 117, de Silva 77
Cricket Web Green won by seven runs
Man of the Match: E. A. P. McNamara (Cricket Web Green)