thewizard1o1
International Debutant
But damn the game looked good on the big screen in the CW Bar...AUST_HiTMaN said:
Great win thou blacks, hopefully i can be a wee bit more useful in upcoming games...
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*Official* Season X Discussion and Results
- Thread starter Mr Mxyzptlk
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Great win thou blacks, hopefully i can be a wee bit more useful in upcoming games...
AUST_HiTMaN
International Debutant
Sorry.thewizard1o1 said:I seem to remember Liam mentioning that there was to be a home ODI only series this season. Don’t quote me thou.
Loony BoB
International Captain
I'm pretty sure it was agreed that either loans would come into play or else that grade cricket names would move up temporarily to take their places?Neil Pickup said:
That's what you get for drafting in all these international players, Neil.
Reminds me of Canterbury in NZ, I think half or more of their first XI has international experience... Stead, Papps, Fulton, Harris, Astle, Wiseman, McCullum, McMillan and U-19 world cup star Bennett to top it all off.
thewizard1o1
International Debutant
AUST_HiTMaN said:
Mr Mxyzptlk
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It will have to be looked into. For the moment there's not too much urgency though. Captaincy are free to start up a discussion though, as trading is open all season long.marc71178 said:
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We only have a few home ODIs on the card this season. For those matches, a squad of 12/13 will be named for a max. of 2 matches at a time. The 12th(and 13th) man(/men) will be released to play domestic cricket on the match day. That means that 11 players will be unavailable at a given time, and it's doubtful that Thompson and Wilson will play at the same time. Granted, that still means you only have 10 players...Neil Pickup said:
There's time to arrange something surely.
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As of March 12.cricketboy29 said:
Tom Halsey
International Coach
Blue are on a roll now.
Looking at those standards it looks like a couple of wins and we'll be there or therabouts.
Looking at those standards it looks like a couple of wins and we'll be there or therabouts.
Magrat Garlick
Global Moderator
Cricket Web Red v Cricket Web Green
at Cricket Web Oval
The crowd had expected more of the promised Mørk v Cameron battle in the first over, but as Mørk failed to bowl any of the balls near the stumps and a kind umpire refused to give wides, the first over of the Green v Red clash ended in a maiden. Still, Dave Watt got Cameron with the tenth ball of the match, leaving Lezama at the crease with the total 1 for 1. Scott soon followed, and when Lezama was caught and Malone run out, Green stared down the barrel at 24 for 4. However, two half-centuries from Watt and Gaukroger later, and a slogathon from Rose, and all of a sudden Green were right back in the game with a total of 239. Dave Watt, however, marked a return to form with stunning figures of seven for 72.
Reds started well, with an opening stand of 105 and blazing opening stands from Mamesh and Markus. However, the lower middle order disappointed, and the team lost five wickets for 35 runs to be reeling at 255 for 7. Robbins and Bennett played out a vital eighth-wicket partnership, however, adding 94 before Cameron had the better of Robbins, and Reds closed on 356, having won four batting points and a lead of 117.
As expected, Green lost a wicket in the first over - however, it was Scott who edged Kennett behind for two, and Cameron actually lasted until the fourth over, having made seven runs. Lezama and Maloen threatened a comeback, but when Borcich had them both caught behind in the nineteenth over, the scales swung sharply towards the Reds. Two more wickets fell before lunch, as there were no repeats of the first innings for Gaukroger and Garven, and with 65 for 6 after 23 overs, it looked difficult.
Borcich just continued after tea. Claiming the wickets of Cunningham, Bharanidharan and Rose, he ended up with six for 27 in an unearthly spell, while Sean Bennett chipped in with two to leave Weber high and dry on four not out. Reds celebrated an innings victory, while Green were left at the bottom of the table wondering what had happened to their first-class form.
Cricket Web Green 239 all out
Cricket Web Red 356 all out
Cricket Web Green 79 all out
Cricket Web Red won by an innings and 38 runs
Man of the Match: Marc Robbins
at Cricket Web Oval
The crowd had expected more of the promised Mørk v Cameron battle in the first over, but as Mørk failed to bowl any of the balls near the stumps and a kind umpire refused to give wides, the first over of the Green v Red clash ended in a maiden. Still, Dave Watt got Cameron with the tenth ball of the match, leaving Lezama at the crease with the total 1 for 1. Scott soon followed, and when Lezama was caught and Malone run out, Green stared down the barrel at 24 for 4. However, two half-centuries from Watt and Gaukroger later, and a slogathon from Rose, and all of a sudden Green were right back in the game with a total of 239. Dave Watt, however, marked a return to form with stunning figures of seven for 72.
Reds started well, with an opening stand of 105 and blazing opening stands from Mamesh and Markus. However, the lower middle order disappointed, and the team lost five wickets for 35 runs to be reeling at 255 for 7. Robbins and Bennett played out a vital eighth-wicket partnership, however, adding 94 before Cameron had the better of Robbins, and Reds closed on 356, having won four batting points and a lead of 117.
As expected, Green lost a wicket in the first over - however, it was Scott who edged Kennett behind for two, and Cameron actually lasted until the fourth over, having made seven runs. Lezama and Maloen threatened a comeback, but when Borcich had them both caught behind in the nineteenth over, the scales swung sharply towards the Reds. Two more wickets fell before lunch, as there were no repeats of the first innings for Gaukroger and Garven, and with 65 for 6 after 23 overs, it looked difficult.
Borcich just continued after tea. Claiming the wickets of Cunningham, Bharanidharan and Rose, he ended up with six for 27 in an unearthly spell, while Sean Bennett chipped in with two to leave Weber high and dry on four not out. Reds celebrated an innings victory, while Green were left at the bottom of the table wondering what had happened to their first-class form.
Cricket Web Green 239 all out
Cricket Web Red 356 all out
Cricket Web Green 79 all out
Cricket Web Red won by an innings and 38 runs
Man of the Match: Marc Robbins
Highest FC score for me, and 3 sixes. Knew I should bat more like I do in OD.
Magrat Garlick
Global Moderator
The partnership was instrumental. It gave Borcich and Watt 100 runs to play with in the second innings, which they did to perfection.Loony BoB said:
chaminda_00
Hall of Fame Member
Maybe making up for other missed MOTMLoony BoB said:
Nice soild win for the Reds, nice to see the bowling start to click a bit more.
chaminda_00
Hall of Fame Member
I got a 4-fer on my debut, you guys are all crap.steds said:
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