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**Official** New Zealand Domestic Season 2013/2014

Hurricane

Hurricane

Hall of Fame Member
Well I hope they go on to represent NZ.

In another ten years 40% of the cricket players in new zealand will be Indian. In our grade we had two all Indian teams and each of the other teams had at least 2-3 Indian members.
 
Flem274*

Flem274*

123/5
Have Wellington given up on Andy McKay then?

He fell from grace pretty fast.

Papps
Brodie
Murdoch
Elliott
Franklin
Woodcock
Ronchi
Patel
Tugaga
Gillespie
Arnel

???
 
Kippax

Kippax

Cricketer Of The Year
Off-spinner Jeetan Patel, once again showing a new lease of life in England with 15 wickets from his last two county matches for Warwickshire, moved up to No 5 in Ryder's absence.
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Bitch please, it's the pitches.

Making a guy with a career average of 40 for Wgtn our No. 5. They better damn hope groundsmen follow through with what Wiseman wants.
 
Hurricane

Hurricane

Hall of Fame Member
Immenso said:
Like Boam, Walsh to end up batting around 8 or 9 behind the more senior bits and pieces all rounders.
No issues with that actually, not a bad intro for a young guy in fact - as long as that isn't still the case 4 years later!
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Surely 6 would be the place to start. I am not sure he will develop much from the 8 spot.
 
Kippax

Kippax

Cricketer Of The Year
Hurricane said:
Strangely I am looking forward to the HRV cup.
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Haha Kippax AWTA, it's weird. The final two weeks with the NZ players back, Ryder-Rutherford-McCullum assuming a sort of Yankees level of national ire, hopefully flopping against Mills, Mitch and Guptill in the final.
 
Immenso

Immenso

International Vice-Captain
Hurricane said:
Surely 6 would be the place to start. I am not sure he will develop much from the 8 spot.
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Yeah, I started that post as a whine, as in Boam so often being well out of the top 6 when selected. Then midway through typing decided it wouldn't be the end of the world in your first game or couple of games, then referred back to Boam again with the "4 years later"

It was a tough couple years for a young allrounder in Wellington though to break in, with Franklin, Woodcock, Elliott, Ryder etc all offering the same thing but better. Can't argue with woodcocks numbers, I think Elliot had a bad year once though, but he was captain.

I'd see the path as being clearer for Walsh now, than for Boam 3 to 4 years ago
 
R

RxGM

U19 Vice-Captain
Squads are out
New Zealand Cricket - Major Associations announce first round of domestic contracts for 2013-14

Auckland
Dean Bartlett
Michael Bates
Craig Cachopa
Lockie Ferguson
Tipene Friday
Colin de Grandhomme
Donovan Grobbelaar
Gareth Hopkins
Anaru Kitchen
Tim McIntosh
Matt Quinn
Jeet Raval
Bhupinder Singh

Canterbury
Todd Astle
Hamish Bennett
Brad Cachopa
Andrew Ellis
Matthew Henry
Roneel Hira
Ryan McCone
Matthew McEwan
Henry Nicholls
Rob Nicol
Shanan Stewart
Logan van Beek
George Worker


CD
Carl Cachopa
Greg Hay
Jamie How
Adam Milne
Andrew Mathieson
Tarun Nethula
Kieran Noema-Barnett
Dean Robinson
Bevan Small
Ben Smith
Kruger van Wyk
Ben Wheeler
William Young

ND
Graeme Aldridge
Jono Boult
Anton Devcich
Cameron Fletcher
Daniel Flynn
Jono Hickey
Scott Kuggeleijn
Daryl Mitchell
Ish Sodhi
Anurag Verma
Brad Wilson

Otago
Nick Beard
Michael Bracewell
Neil Broom
Ian Butler
Mark Craig
Derek De Boorder
Jacob Duffy
James McMillan
James Neesham
Aaron Redmond
Iain Robertson
Jesse Ryder
Sam Wells

Wellington
Brent Arnel
Josh Brodie
James Franklin
Mark Gillespie
Andy McKay
Stephen Murdoch
Michael Papps
Jeetan Patel
Michael Pollard
Luke Ronchi
Ili Tugaga
Henry Walsh
Luke Woodcock
 
R

RxGM

U19 Vice-Captain
Here are the Summary of Movements

Auckland : 13 Named
Gone: Vincent, Munro, McCleneghan, Tuffey, Bmartin, Young
New: Craig Cachopa, Quinn, Raval, Friday,Grobbelaar
14th Man: Hakaraia/Guptill-Bunce/Barry/O’Donnell

ND: 11 Named
Gone: J. Marshall, Anderson, Arnel, Scott, Yovich, Hampton, Styris
New: Flynn, Kuggs, Hickey, Fletcher
Draft: ??

Well: 13 Named
Gone: Ryder, Kuggs, Boam, Elliott, Friday
Coming: Franklin, Arnel, Tugaga, Walsh
14th Man: ?

CD: 13 Named
Gone: Sinclair, Raval, Kain, Badenhorst
New: Nethula, Van Wyk, Hay
14th Main: Badenhorst ?

Otago: 13 Named
Gone: D Broom, Rutherford, Wagner
New: Ryder, Robertson
14th Man: Ryan Duffy ?

Cant: 13 Named.
Gone: Lonsdale, Johnston, Latham, Fulton
New: Ellis, Nicol, McEwan
14th Man: Johnston/Lonsdale
 
Kippax

Kippax

Cricketer Of The Year
Boy Lonsdale and Johnston, didn't see that coming at all. Every MA has contracted a bowler worse than either of those two.
 
Immenso

Immenso

International Vice-Captain
Lonsdale probably still has back injury?

Tim Johnston definitely worth investing in. Hope he is 14th for canty or drafted by one of the others. Not many finger spinners around the traps at the moment.
A few promising spinners in the U19s based on very brief glimpse in kippax's videos.
 
Kippax

Kippax

Cricketer Of The Year
BackFootPunch said:
Lonsdale to ND? He was one of the better quicks going around not too long ago.
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Otago could look at it if Soper was going to be their 14th. Otago really need batting cover tbf.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/sp...a-poised-to-be-named-on-Wizards-contract-list

The three players most in the firing line are left-arm quick Willie Lonsdale who missed a big chunk of last season with injury.

He will be fit again this summer but slipped down the side's quick bowler rankings by not being able to play.

All-rounder Logan van Beek could miss out too.

He is a superb fielder and capable with bat and ball but has yet to really make the most of his opportunities at domestic level.

Because van Beek is more of a limited-overs specialist and the rankings are weighted heavily in favour of four-day cricket, he could struggle to make the top 13.

Off-spinner Tim Johnston is the other on the cusp.

With leg-spinner Todd Astle in the four-day side, and Hira and Nicol both short-form bowling options, the former under-19 New Zealand player could miss out.

The favourites in the race to come in are all-rounders Brent Findlay and Cole McConchie, and young quick Ed Nuttall.
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