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*Official* Season 11 Discussion and Results
- Thread starter Magrat Garlick
- Start date
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
I'm not sure what you mean by inflammatory. I didn't mean to start any personal war against one particular player, more the general attitude of Reds players towards the Colts side in particular. I think you'll find I ignore similar themed posts laughing or having a go at our team, while Reds members chose not to ignore mine. I've admitted that I may have gone OTT on this occasion, but it is hardly something I do often.David said:
I considered it more of a running joke between myself and certain Red players (having been a former member of the side), I have had no communication by them via MSN or email that I have been out of line and considered the joke to continually be running on the forum, hence the serious tones of the posts which although serious, were only intended as a joke. I apologise if I've offended anyone (and I've obviously offended you) but it was not my intention.David said:
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Look, the whole thing was what I considered a joke. I'll stop now as it appears I have gone too far. My posts were in no way (except oneDavid said:
) directed at you, nor were the posts directed at the team as a whole. Being a former member, I have a good relationship with most of the Red players and as I said above I thought that the whole thing was a running joke.
David
International 12th Man
I know you're a former Red, remember? 
Regardless
I just wanted to point out that I felt you'd gone overboard - success
You wanted me to realise that you were just joking - success
As I said, I don't mind the jokes.
BTW, Inflammatory, although I'm sure you know what it means, that's what I meant.
Regardless
I just wanted to point out that I felt you'd gone overboard - success
You wanted me to realise that you were just joking - success
As I said, I don't mind the jokes.
BTW, Inflammatory, although I'm sure you know what it means, that's what I meant.
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Glad we cleared that one up...David said:I know you're a former Red, remember?
Regardless
I just wanted to point out that I felt you'd gone overboard - success
You wanted me to realise that you were just joking - success
As I said, I don't mind the jokes.
BTW, Inflammatory, although I'm sure you know what it means, that's what I meant.
I'm looking forward to the pasting I will cop from the Reds next time we get beaten...(yes that comment was supposed to be inflammatory,
but is also a challenge 
).
David
International 12th Man
I'll try to remember to mock the colts.. err yellows, sorryMister Wright said:Glad we cleared that one up...
I'm looking forward to the pasting I will cop from the Reds next time we get beaten...(yes that comment was supposed to be inflammatory,
next time we flog you. 
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Which one does this comment fall under? Anger, hostility or passion?David said:I'll try to remember to mock the colts.. err yellows, sorry
superkingdave
Hall of Fame Member
348runs@38.67 and 28wickets@17.68. I suppose that's an acceptable first half of the season.
Black bowling attack looks pretty solid
Black bowling attack looks pretty solid
Magrat Garlick
Global Moderator
Cricket Web Black v Cricket Web Colts
in Pickford Reserve
Scorecard
Commentary
Black put up a polished but unspectacular performance to beat the Colts at Pickford, batting well enough against keen but ultimately fruitless bowling.
Colts had batted first, with the opening pairing grinding out runs at a rather slow rate, and though both Malthus-Howell and Pitt chipped in with fiery knocks, and Das continued with another half-century, the total of 219 for four looked meagre.
It was. Black's batsmen were simply outstanding, with Colts only taking the one wicket through bowling - the second was a run-out of top-scorer Ash Chaulk for 74. Jen Law took Black to the target with an unbeaten 73, and Stedman continued his good run of form with a brisk 43.
Cricket Web Colts 219 for four (50 overs; Das 51*; Pickup 2/41)
Cricket Web Black 222 for two (47 overs; Chaulk 74, Law 73*; Weber 1/38)
Cricket Web Black won by eight wickets
Points: Black 4, Colts 1
Player of the Match: J. A. Law
Cricket Web Green v Cricket Web Red
in CWBCC Stadium
Scorecard
Commentary
Red squandered their one-day chances with a poor batting effort, and though Xavier Rose's new-ball spell was truly excellent, the game was there for the taking with 51 runs to get and six wickets in hand.
Green had batted first, but never got going - every Red chipped in with wickets, with Dwyer the star to nab three for 35, though Watt's three for 27 looked better thanks to the tail-enders and good economy with the new ball. Rodgie and Lezama top scored with painful 29s, but no Green batsman looked comfortable.
Neither did the Red top order. After Goughy had Markus caught in the slips for two, Rose kept bowling nagging lines, and was rewarded with three wickets as Red slipped to 38 for four. However, Marc Robbins rebuilt well with Matt Luff, taking runs off the spinners and Cunningham with ease. A bonus point was within sight when the wheels fell off, as Robbins slapped Gundry to Rodgie at midwicket for 35.
Then Luff was run out for a solid 59, the lower order of Dwyer and Mamesh failed to stand up, and Bennett and Kennett required 31 for the last wicket. They managed until Rose was reintroduced into the attack, and his first ball reverse swung away from Kennett, inducing an outside edge which Lezama gratefully took and won the game for Green by 20 runs.
Cricket Web Green 164 all out (Watt 3/27, Dwyer 3/35)
Cricket Web Red 144 all out (Luff 59; Rose 4/25)
Cricket Web Green won by 20 runs
Points: Green 4, Red 1
Man of the Match: X. P. A. Rose
Table: Green 26pts (W5 L3, +0.62), Red 25pts (W6 L2, +0.00), Blue 22.5pts (W4 T1 L3, +0.16), Black 13.5pts (W2 T1 L5, -0.47), Colts 13pts (W2 L6, -0.31)
Next fixtures, October 7, one-day: Black v Green in Pickford Reserve, Blue v Colts in PDV Dome.
in Pickford Reserve
Scorecard
Commentary
Black put up a polished but unspectacular performance to beat the Colts at Pickford, batting well enough against keen but ultimately fruitless bowling.
Colts had batted first, with the opening pairing grinding out runs at a rather slow rate, and though both Malthus-Howell and Pitt chipped in with fiery knocks, and Das continued with another half-century, the total of 219 for four looked meagre.
It was. Black's batsmen were simply outstanding, with Colts only taking the one wicket through bowling - the second was a run-out of top-scorer Ash Chaulk for 74. Jen Law took Black to the target with an unbeaten 73, and Stedman continued his good run of form with a brisk 43.
Cricket Web Colts 219 for four (50 overs; Das 51*; Pickup 2/41)
Cricket Web Black 222 for two (47 overs; Chaulk 74, Law 73*; Weber 1/38)
Cricket Web Black won by eight wickets
Points: Black 4, Colts 1
Player of the Match: J. A. Law
Cricket Web Green v Cricket Web Red
in CWBCC Stadium
Scorecard
Commentary
Red squandered their one-day chances with a poor batting effort, and though Xavier Rose's new-ball spell was truly excellent, the game was there for the taking with 51 runs to get and six wickets in hand.
Green had batted first, but never got going - every Red chipped in with wickets, with Dwyer the star to nab three for 35, though Watt's three for 27 looked better thanks to the tail-enders and good economy with the new ball. Rodgie and Lezama top scored with painful 29s, but no Green batsman looked comfortable.
Neither did the Red top order. After Goughy had Markus caught in the slips for two, Rose kept bowling nagging lines, and was rewarded with three wickets as Red slipped to 38 for four. However, Marc Robbins rebuilt well with Matt Luff, taking runs off the spinners and Cunningham with ease. A bonus point was within sight when the wheels fell off, as Robbins slapped Gundry to Rodgie at midwicket for 35.
Then Luff was run out for a solid 59, the lower order of Dwyer and Mamesh failed to stand up, and Bennett and Kennett required 31 for the last wicket. They managed until Rose was reintroduced into the attack, and his first ball reverse swung away from Kennett, inducing an outside edge which Lezama gratefully took and won the game for Green by 20 runs.
Cricket Web Green 164 all out (Watt 3/27, Dwyer 3/35)
Cricket Web Red 144 all out (Luff 59; Rose 4/25)
Cricket Web Green won by 20 runs
Points: Green 4, Red 1
Man of the Match: X. P. A. Rose
Table: Green 26pts (W5 L3, +0.62), Red 25pts (W6 L2, +0.00), Blue 22.5pts (W4 T1 L3, +0.16), Black 13.5pts (W2 T1 L5, -0.47), Colts 13pts (W2 L6, -0.31)
Next fixtures, October 7, one-day: Black v Green in Pickford Reserve, Blue v Colts in PDV Dome.
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Neil Pickup
Cricket Web Moderator
Get in. Back in the OD race.
Same old story bowling
batting
ash chaulk
International Captain
glad i got suspended....
go blacks
go blacks