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trevor_vayro · 10-08-2007, 05:45 AM

Yep, things looking pretty good for me ATM, 180 ish/2 after 32. But even better than that, WHo's Your Daddy are in trouble against 3rd Veets, who are 189 without loss after 34.

Well done Tharmi, the side you beat kocked me out of the Twenty20, Swines!

Dead Badger · 10-08-2007, 06:08 AM

Looking like a good day all round for the CW teams; while Mahinda is off organising a piss-up in a brewery, his team look like getting the win and NRR boost to hoist themselves out of the automatic drop zone...

End of Over 15: 62-2, runrate=4.13, reqrunrate=0.34 (73-10)
Fisher 1-0-2-0
Sandwith* 43 (35 balls)
Fish 5 (19 balls)

Needs to maintain a run-rate of 4 to nick 6th place, I believe...

DCC_legend · 10-08-2007, 06:33 AM

End of Over 48: 255-6, runrate=5.31
Cormack 9-0-51-2
Robertson* 107 (124 balls)
Baines 9 (10 balls)

In a very good position. We should get to about 270, making it very difficult for the opposition to chase down. My bowling attack is relatively unexperienced after i brought in 2 younger players, but they have been taking wickets against the better teams, so i can hope that they do the same today. Robertson continuing his fine form, just off the back of 2 50s, he's really deserved this ton, he is 32 after all.

trevor_vayro · 10-08-2007, 06:45 AM

All coming up roses here. Reached 300 exactly, thanks to 104 from Staveley, 95 Jeffery, and a pelvis-cracking 76* from Cash, off just 48 balls.

Given the deficit in NRR between Whos Your Daddy and ourselves, I'd really like to have bowled first, but if I can roll them for something in the order of 150, then there's still a boost of around 3 points to be had.

Meanwhile Whos Your Daddy have been set a tough-looking 304 to win against Veets on a Dusty Pitch. I wouldn't back against them chasing it, although even if they do, they'll hardly get any NRR advantage from the game.

Game on! Trev.

Off to London now, to play in the Blind Cricket Cup final at Lord's tomorrow, so I'll have to catch up with it all on Monday.

Adamc · 10-08-2007, 06:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by trevor_vayro

Off to London now, to play in the Blind Cricket Cup final at Lord's tomorrow, so I'll have to catch up with it all on Monday.

Wow, nice. Good luck.

1-9-7-7 · 10-08-2007, 07:25 AM

Gonna be tight for me.

Got bowled out for 240 something.
But I did have them at 26 for two after ten overs.

DCC_legend · 10-08-2007, 08:11 AM

Won very easily in the end.

We got 275/6 after the 50 overs, so it always looked like they would find it difficult to chase down.
They didn't look in the game at all. We bowled them for 55 in 16.4 overs. Kahn and Sidebottom doing the damage with 4 wickets each.

Dee Crew 275/6 after 50

Robertson - 112 (129)
Mubarak - 56 (60)

Cormack - 2/65
Rodgers - 2/60

Worcester_T - 55/10 after 16.4

Abikanile - 23 (34)

Sidebottom - 4/9
Kahn - 4/8

Bobisback · 10-08-2007, 08:21 AM

Code:

Reporter's Summary
		Four Pillars and Poor Fillers 	Ashgrove
Top Order: 	superb 				respectable
Middle Order: 	woeful 				proficient
Lower Order: 	worthless 			abysmal
Seam Bowling: 	respectable 			strong
Spin Bowling: 	remarkable 			competent
Fielding: 	woeful 				feeble
MOTM: Bardsley

Now those are gun ratings, not many teams can match my middle order. Unless they just started.

FYI thats full strength

Scaly piscine · 10-08-2007, 08:33 AM

Being BT-****ed and then some. Two medium pacers taking 5 wickets in under 3 overs on a cracked pitch.

Wheat's going on the list, second golden duck in two league games.

Adamc · 10-08-2007, 08:40 AM

Good start for me against Flintstones, got their best out second ball. A win will eliminate them from title competition.

End of Over 2: 7-1, runrate=3.50
Downer 1-0-3-0
Dempster* 2 (4 balls)
Mason 1 (6 balls)

Last Wicket: Midworth b. Watkins 0 (FOW: 0/1)

Spitfires_Fan · 10-08-2007, 08:52 AM

Burrages11: 155/10 (46.5) Hardy 3/29 (8.5), Davies 3/30 (10)
The Heath CC: 156/1 (32) Grant 69* (96)

Coasted to victory today against one of the many poor sides in my league. Gutted to lose the toss as I was hoping to bat first and get my trainees some more exposure, but Hardy bowled a good spell on debut, and the rest of the bowlers chipped in with regular wickets as well. Kepler (37) and Grant batted steadily to put on 89 for the 1st wicket before Kepler fell, leaving Thorpe to come in and bludgeon The Heath to victory with 35* from 29 balls. Grant passed 50 for the sixth time this season (2 50's, 3 100's, 1 200) and went past 900 runs in the process.

Two more easy games to come, and then we start facing the prospect of losing a few in Div V.

Adamc · 10-08-2007, 09:04 AM

Watkins in good form, end of his spell unfortunately.

End of Over 9: 19-4, runrate=2.11
Watkins 5-2-7-4
Mason* 6 (25 balls)
Jones 0 (3 balls)

Last Wicket: Sam c. Richardson b. Watkins 0 (FOW: 19/4)

This is a PAN btw, these guys beat me last time around.

Edit: their middle order acquiesced, all but over.

End of Over 13: 28-8, runrate=2.15
Harewood 2-1-2-3
Ludlam* 0 (2 balls)
Hutchinson 0 (4 balls)

Last Wicket: Hunt b. Harewood 0 (FOW: 28/8)

Scaly piscine · 10-08-2007, 09:29 AM

Hmm 31 all out, think you might win there.

Shaun Wheat (317104)

RH Batsman, RF Bowler, superb batting form, respectable bowling form, changeable
A cautious player with competent leadership skills and competent experience.

Plays For: Scaly Piscine CC
Nationality: England
Age: 22 Years Old
Battrick Rating: 85,633
Wages: £15,255 p/w

Stamina: respectable Wicket Keeping: woeful
Batting: quality Concentration: miraculous
Bowling: abysmal Consistency: superb
Fielding: feeble

Listed for 6.795m (he's virtually phenomenal concentration)

Adamc · 10-08-2007, 09:52 AM

Geez, Ladbroke Rovers are incapable of losing. Needing 28 off the last two overs, comes up with this (start at the bottom):

49.6 4 Foster to Akram
That is a classic on drive, one of the hardest shots in the book and Akram made it look easy.
49.5 1 Foster to Connelly
Driven to wide mid off.
49.4 1 Foster to Akram
Poked through the mid wicket region for a single.
49.3 4 Foster to Akram
Bowling lesson number 72: If you bowl there, you will be punished. Four to add to the total.
49.2 1 Foster to Connelly
Classic stroke, well fielded at point. It was worth more than one run to be fair.
49.1 1 Foster to Akram
Henry has a shy at the stumps but Akram is comfortably home for the single, his dab to mid off having just crept through the ring. Sound judgement from the men in the middle.

End of Over 49: 272-2, runrate=5.55, reqrunrate=10.00 (281-10)
Musgrove 10-1-61-0
Akram* 52 (46 balls)
Connelly 54 (41 balls)

Last Wicket: Summerscales c. Brendell b. Salmon 88 (FOW: 183/2)

48.6 4 Musgrove to Connelly
A long hop outside off and Connelly pulls that imperiously between mid-on and mid-wicket.
48.5 4 Musgrove to Connelly
Nice shot, they'll get three here…oh terrible throw to Hlompho and they'll run an extra one.
And that's his fifty! Well played.
48.4 4 Musgrove to Connelly
A juicy full toss outside the off stump. Connelly slashes hard and the ball squirts away for four.
48.3 4 Musgrove to Connelly
Short ball moving away outside off stump, Connelly pulls well to the long on boundary, good shot!
48.2 1 Musgrove to Akram
Played into the off for a single, good calling and the batsmen are home easy.
48.1 1 Musgrove to Connelly
Gently played to long on for a single.

dontcloseyoureyes · 10-08-2007, 09:55 AM

Hahaha.

10-08-2007, 06:33 AM	#18 (permalink)
DCC_legend International Regular Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Northern Ireland Posts: 3,069	End of Over 48: 255-6, runrate=5.31 Cormack 9-0-51-2 Robertson* 107 (124 balls) Baines 9 (10 balls) In a very good position. We should get to about 270, making it very difficult for the opposition to chase down. My bowling attack is relatively unexperienced after i brought in 2 younger players, but they have been taking wickets against the better teams, so i can hope that they do the same today. Robertson continuing his fine form, just off the back of 2 50s, he's really deserved this ton, he is 32 after all. __________________ Where's my money?

10-08-2007, 07:25 AM	#21 (permalink)
1-9-7-7 International Regular Join Date: May 2007 Location: Ireland bois Posts: 3,501	Gonna be tight for me. Got bowled out for 240 something. But I did have them at 26 for two after ten overs. __________________ A Free Lesson On Growing Up Make The Best Of Their Worst And Never Compromise On Anything That You Think Is Right

10-08-2007, 08:11 AM	#22 (permalink)
DCC_legend International Regular Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Northern Ireland Posts: 3,069	Won very easily in the end. We got 275/6 after the 50 overs, so it always looked like they would find it difficult to chase down. They didn't look in the game at all. We bowled them for 55 in 16.4 overs. Kahn and Sidebottom doing the damage with 4 wickets each. Dee Crew 275/6 after 50 Robertson - 112 (129) Mubarak - 56 (60) Cormack - 2/65 Rodgers - 2/60 Worcester_T - 55/10 after 16.4 Abikanile - 23 (34) Sidebottom - 4/9 Kahn - 4/8 Last edited by DCC_legend; 10-08-2007 at 08:14 AM.

10-08-2007, 08:33 AM	#24 (permalink)
Scaly piscine Hall of Fame Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: North East England Posts: 18,529	Being BT-****ed and then some. Two medium pacers taking 5 wickets in under 3 overs on a cracked pitch. Wheat's going on the list, second golden duck in two league games. __________________ National Scrabble Champion 2009, 8th in 2009 World Championships, gold medal (team) at Causeway, 2011 Masters Champion 24 Hour Scrabble World Record Attempt for Charity, in aid of Daisy Chain and End Polio Now Countdown Series 57 Champion King of the Arcade Reply from mods to my prank bans in public: Reply from mods to my prank bans in private: MSN - evil_budgie @ hotmail.co.uk

10-08-2007, 08:52 AM	#26 (permalink)
Spitfires_Fan State Vice-Captain Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Sussex Posts: 1,454	Burrages11: 155/10 (46.5) Hardy 3/29 (8.5), Davies 3/30 (10) The Heath CC: 156/1 (32) Grant 69* (96) Coasted to victory today against one of the many poor sides in my league. Gutted to lose the toss as I was hoping to bat first and get my trainees some more exposure, but Hardy bowled a good spell on debut, and the rest of the bowlers chipped in with regular wickets as well. Kepler (37) and Grant batted steadily to put on 89 for the 1st wicket before Kepler fell, leaving Thorpe to come in and bludgeon The Heath to victory with 35* from 29 balls. Grant passed 50 for the sixth time this season (2 50's, 3 100's, 1 200) and went past 900 runs in the process. Two more easy games to come, and then we start facing the prospect of losing a few in Div V. Last edited by Spitfires_Fan; 10-08-2007 at 09:01 AM.

10-08-2007, 05:45 AM	#16 (permalink)
trevor_vayro U19 Vice-Captain Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Wales, Nr Cardiff Posts: 526	Yep, things looking pretty good for me ATM, 180 ish/2 after 32. But even better than that, WHo's Your Daddy are in trouble against 3rd Veets, who are 189 without loss after 34. Well done Tharmi, the side you beat kocked me out of the Twenty20, Swines!

10-08-2007, 06:08 AM	#17 (permalink)
Dead Badger State 12th Man Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: uk Posts: 776	Looking like a good day all round for the CW teams; while Mahinda is off organising a piss-up in a brewery, his team look like getting the win and NRR boost to hoist themselves out of the automatic drop zone... End of Over 15: 62-2, runrate=4.13, reqrunrate=0.34 (73-10) Fisher 1-0-2-0 Sandwith* 43 (35 balls) Fish 5 (19 balls) Needs to maintain a run-rate of 4 to nick 6th place, I believe...

10-08-2007, 06:45 AM	#19 (permalink)
trevor_vayro U19 Vice-Captain Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Wales, Nr Cardiff Posts: 526	All coming up roses here. Reached 300 exactly, thanks to 104 from Staveley, 95 Jeffery, and a pelvis-cracking 76* from Cash, off just 48 balls. Given the deficit in NRR between Whos Your Daddy and ourselves, I'd really like to have bowled first, but if I can roll them for something in the order of 150, then there's still a boost of around 3 points to be had. Meanwhile Whos Your Daddy have been set a tough-looking 304 to win against Veets on a Dusty Pitch. I wouldn't back against them chasing it, although even if they do, they'll hardly get any NRR advantage from the game. Game on! Trev. Off to London now, to play in the Blind Cricket Cup final at Lord's tomorrow, so I'll have to catch up with it all on Monday.

10-08-2007, 08:40 AM	#25 (permalink)
Adamc Cricketer Of The Year Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: in the wind, so to speak Posts: 9,129	Good start for me against Flintstones, got their best out second ball. A win will eliminate them from title competition. End of Over 2: 7-1, runrate=3.50 Downer 1-0-3-0 Dempster* 2 (4 balls) Mason 1 (6 balls) Last Wicket: Midworth b. Watkins 0 (FOW: 0/1)

10-08-2007, 09:04 AM	#27 (permalink)
Adamc Cricketer Of The Year Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: in the wind, so to speak Posts: 9,129	Watkins in good form, end of his spell unfortunately. End of Over 9: 19-4, runrate=2.11 Watkins 5-2-7-4 Mason* 6 (25 balls) Jones 0 (3 balls) Last Wicket: Sam c. Richardson b. Watkins 0 (FOW: 19/4) This is a PAN btw, these guys beat me last time around. Edit: their middle order acquiesced, all but over. End of Over 13: 28-8, runrate=2.15 Harewood 2-1-2-3 Ludlam* 0 (2 balls) Hutchinson 0 (4 balls) Last Wicket: Hunt b. Harewood 0 (FOW: 28/8) Last edited by Adamc; 10-08-2007 at 09:19 AM.

10-08-2007, 09:29 AM	#28 (permalink)
Scaly piscine Hall of Fame Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: North East England Posts: 18,529	Hmm 31 all out, think you might win there. Shaun Wheat (317104) RH Batsman, RF Bowler, superb batting form, respectable bowling form, changeable A cautious player with competent leadership skills and competent experience. Plays For: Scaly Piscine CC Nationality: England Age: 22 Years Old Battrick Rating: 85,633 Wages: £15,255 p/w Stamina: respectable Wicket Keeping: woeful Batting: quality Concentration: miraculous Bowling: abysmal Consistency: superb Fielding: feeble Listed for 6.795m (he's virtually phenomenal concentration)

10-08-2007, 09:52 AM	#29 (permalink)
Adamc Cricketer Of The Year Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: in the wind, so to speak Posts: 9,129	Geez, Ladbroke Rovers are incapable of losing. Needing 28 off the last two overs, comes up with this (start at the bottom): 49.6 4 Foster to Akram That is a classic on drive, one of the hardest shots in the book and Akram made it look easy. 49.5 1 Foster to Connelly Driven to wide mid off. 49.4 1 Foster to Akram Poked through the mid wicket region for a single. 49.3 4 Foster to Akram Bowling lesson number 72: If you bowl there, you will be punished. Four to add to the total. 49.2 1 Foster to Connelly Classic stroke, well fielded at point. It was worth more than one run to be fair. 49.1 1 Foster to Akram Henry has a shy at the stumps but Akram is comfortably home for the single, his dab to mid off having just crept through the ring. Sound judgement from the men in the middle. End of Over 49: 272-2, runrate=5.55, reqrunrate=10.00 (281-10) Musgrove 10-1-61-0 Akram* 52 (46 balls) Connelly 54 (41 balls) Last Wicket: Summerscales c. Brendell b. Salmon 88 (FOW: 183/2) 48.6 4 Musgrove to Connelly A long hop outside off and Connelly pulls that imperiously between mid-on and mid-wicket. 48.5 4 Musgrove to Connelly Nice shot, they'll get three here…oh terrible throw to Hlompho and they'll run an extra one. And that's his fifty! Well played. 48.4 4 Musgrove to Connelly A juicy full toss outside the off stump. Connelly slashes hard and the ball squirts away for four. 48.3 4 Musgrove to Connelly Short ball moving away outside off stump, Connelly pulls well to the long on boundary, good shot! 48.2 1 Musgrove to Akram Played into the off for a single, good calling and the batsmen are home easy. 48.1 1 Musgrove to Connelly Gently played to long on for a single.

10-08-2007, 09:55 AM	#30 (permalink)
dontcloseyoureyes BARNES OUT Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: WILDCARD, BITCHES Posts: 27,718	Hahaha. __________________ The one, the only CW Black Code: 47.3 W Coppinger to Heads Smacked the ball straight into the groin of Iwuajoku who has fallen over, miraculously with the ball still caught in his scrotal area! Out! TO OUR FOREFATHERS

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