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[ICC 2000 Story] Yorkshire in the Super Cup
- Thread starter chooka_nick
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chooka_nick
International 12th Man
Hahahaha, thanks Dylan.
And we're in the Quarters!
And we're in the Quarters!
chooka_nick
International 12th Man
OMG A Caramello Koala... A nice deal, but no thanks DylanDJellett said:
...two Caramello Koalas and a Freddo?
chooka_nick
International 12th Man
ROFL no thanks Dylan (persistant little bugger aren't you?)
Final report should be up soon, I'm playing the in-between matches now. See you at about lunch-time!
Final report should be up soon, I'm playing the in-between matches now. See you at about lunch-time!
1337@cricket
Cricket Spectator
sounds good.
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chooka_nick
International 12th Man
Rooted it
Well, as the title says I've totally done this one, losing to Gloucsestershire easily. I've written the report in a quicker time than I usually do; but then
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Well, as the title says I've totally done this one, losing to Gloucsestershire easily. I've written the report in a quicker time than I usually do; but then
- I had Spooks on tape from last night and wanted to watch that
- I have a party on tonight so I'm gonna go get off my nut with my mates
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Game Six: Super Cup Quarter Final, Gloucestershire Vs Yorkshire
Yorkshire, who have played this tournament well despite of their well-documented batting woes, managed to get themselves eliminated from the Super Cup by a Gloucestershire team hell-bent on getting a final birth. Yorkshire’s Captain Michael Vaughan (1 from 4) and Matthew Wood (1 from 8) fell early to James Averis (1/28) and Jonathan Lewis (2/25) respectively as their side struggled. With Michael Lumb (8 from 37) becoming Lewis’ second wicket with the score reading 3/38 Phil Jaques (35 from 49, 6 fours) and Ian Harvey (23 from 33) tried to dig in, but both were eventually removed by Martyn Ball (3/39). After both Australians were gone Yorkshire’s sole aim became that to bat through the innings, and Anthony Mcgrath (15 from 47, scoring only behind square) did just that, combining with the out-of-sorts Craig White (25 from 45) to try and do just that. Even when both were eventually dismissed and the Phoenix were in mortal danger at 8/119 Richard Dawson (22 from 30) exerted precious runs from the final two wickets. Yorkshire eventually folded for 148 in just 48.1 overs. Upul Chandana, the Sri Lankan international, bowled with venom to take 4/24 at the end, and Ian Fisher (0/28) also bowled tightly.
One would think that would be a losing score on such a good pitch, but if there’s one thing Yorkshire have established this season is that they’re a fighting team. Craig Spearman (2 from 9) was cleaned up, James Pearson (17 from 40) was deceived and Christopher Taylor (12 from 11) edged a catch behind, Matthew Hoggard (1/20) and Deon Kruis (2/40) running rampant early. Kadeer Ali batted resolutely for 38 from 64 balls, but again just as he looked set Dawson struck. Ripping the ball hard, Dawson took 4/34 as Gloucestershire hit a wall during the middle overs. Harvey also helped to stop the runs from flowing, in his own, tricky way (0/20), however Vaughan was running low on bowlers. With Ian Fisher (29 not-out from 80) and young keeper Stephen Snell (28 from 48, his best one-day score) playing the innings of their current lives, Vaughan tried himself, Craig White and Anthony Mcgrath at the very end. However, with all four of his big-guns bowled out, Vaughan could only watch as Gloucestershire strolled home.
The scorecard reads:
Yorkshire, who have played this tournament well despite of their well-documented batting woes, managed to get themselves eliminated from the Super Cup by a Gloucestershire team hell-bent on getting a final birth. Yorkshire’s Captain Michael Vaughan (1 from 4) and Matthew Wood (1 from 8) fell early to James Averis (1/28) and Jonathan Lewis (2/25) respectively as their side struggled. With Michael Lumb (8 from 37) becoming Lewis’ second wicket with the score reading 3/38 Phil Jaques (35 from 49, 6 fours) and Ian Harvey (23 from 33) tried to dig in, but both were eventually removed by Martyn Ball (3/39). After both Australians were gone Yorkshire’s sole aim became that to bat through the innings, and Anthony Mcgrath (15 from 47, scoring only behind square) did just that, combining with the out-of-sorts Craig White (25 from 45) to try and do just that. Even when both were eventually dismissed and the Phoenix were in mortal danger at 8/119 Richard Dawson (22 from 30) exerted precious runs from the final two wickets. Yorkshire eventually folded for 148 in just 48.1 overs. Upul Chandana, the Sri Lankan international, bowled with venom to take 4/24 at the end, and Ian Fisher (0/28) also bowled tightly.
One would think that would be a losing score on such a good pitch, but if there’s one thing Yorkshire have established this season is that they’re a fighting team. Craig Spearman (2 from 9) was cleaned up, James Pearson (17 from 40) was deceived and Christopher Taylor (12 from 11) edged a catch behind, Matthew Hoggard (1/20) and Deon Kruis (2/40) running rampant early. Kadeer Ali batted resolutely for 38 from 64 balls, but again just as he looked set Dawson struck. Ripping the ball hard, Dawson took 4/34 as Gloucestershire hit a wall during the middle overs. Harvey also helped to stop the runs from flowing, in his own, tricky way (0/20), however Vaughan was running low on bowlers. With Ian Fisher (29 not-out from 80) and young keeper Stephen Snell (28 from 48, his best one-day score) playing the innings of their current lives, Vaughan tried himself, Craig White and Anthony Mcgrath at the very end. However, with all four of his big-guns bowled out, Vaughan could only watch as Gloucestershire strolled home.
The scorecard reads:
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Yorkshire v Gloucestershire
Super Cup - qtr-final - 9 May 2000
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Yorkshire - 1st Innings
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M Vaughan c Chandana b Averis 1
M Wood c Chandana b Lewis 1
P Jaques lbw b Ball 35
M Lumb c Pearson b Lewis 8
I Harvey b Ball 23
A McGrath c Spearman b Chandana 15
C White b Chandana 25
R Blakey c Snell b Ball 9
R Dawson c Snell b Chandana 22
G Kruis b Chandana 0
M Hoggard not out 0
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Extras (nb1,w4,lb4) 9
TOTAL (all out, 48.1 overs) 148
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O M R W
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U Chandana 0.0 1 24 4
I Fisher 9 2 28 0
M Ball 10 1 39 3
J Lewis 10 2 25 2
J Averis 10 2 28 1
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1-2 2-2 3-38 4-57 5-87
7-119 8-147 9-147 10-148
Gloucestershire - 1st Innings
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C Spearman b Hoggard 2
J Pearson lbw b Dawson 17
C Taylor c White b Kruis 12
K Ali c Wood b Dawson 38
U Chandana b Dawson 7
M Windows c Harvey b Dawson 3
I Fisher not out 29
S Snell lbw b Kruis 28
J Averis not out 4
M Ball
J Lewis
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Extras (w6,b1,lb2) 9
TOTAL (7 wkts, 47.5 overs) 149
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O M R W
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A McGrath 2 1 2 0
C White 2 0 13 0
I Harvey 10 1 20 0
M Vaughan 0.0 1 17 0
R Dawson 10 1 34 4
G Kruis 10 0 40 2
M Hoggard 10 1 20 1
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1-4 2-22 3-37 4-60 5-68
7-141
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Gloucestershire won by 3 wickets
Man of the match: U Chandana
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NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Great reads mate :0 Only wish my WCC side was doing as well :d
Looking foward tos eeing how it all progresses
PS. Spooks was a cracker episode last night wasn't it?
Looking foward tos eeing how it all progresses
PS. Spooks was a cracker episode last night wasn't it?
chooka_nick
International 12th Man
OMG you are now cool... PIMP LEVEL UP!NZTailender said:PS. Spooks was a cracker episode last night wasn't it?
But yeah, mate I would like to continue with this story, maybe I'll pick it up a bit later in the season.
I honestly dont want to end it now, so we'll see...
chooka_nick
International 12th Man
Verdict: The end of a quick dip
Hey all, this is written as Nick, not as the fake ‘reporter’ who wrote the above articles. I hope you’ve all enjoyed my writing on Yorkshire in the Super Cup, I’ve certainly enjoyed playing these matches as some of them were absolute nail-biters (matches of note being the Quarter Final and Game Two against Lancashire). I’m sad we lost, although I must admit that I probably had the better team and the loss was my fault (I knew that lack of a real fifth bowler would haunt me one day!). What’s even worse though, is that I’ve now had to watch Jaques and Harvey his their respective apexes in the very next match!
The scorecard was:
Jaques’ 214 came from just 376 balls and included 28 fours, whilst Harvey’s own double-hundred was only marginally better, his 223 coming from 363 balls and included 29 fours and one six. And yes, for anyone of you wondering, that was the only six of the innings. Sigh.
Vaughan and Hoggard have been called up to England, too. That’s a good result for two deserving players. As for Gloucestershire, they’ve just beaten Glamorgan by 135 runs. I hope they’re happy with their brief success, because I’m coming and I’m hungry for revenge! So yes, I’ll play out the season and possibly even post how I do here, on this very topic. Stay safe, everyone!
Nick, Yorkshire’s not-too-happy manager.
Hey all, this is written as Nick, not as the fake ‘reporter’ who wrote the above articles. I hope you’ve all enjoyed my writing on Yorkshire in the Super Cup, I’ve certainly enjoyed playing these matches as some of them were absolute nail-biters (matches of note being the Quarter Final and Game Two against Lancashire). I’m sad we lost, although I must admit that I probably had the better team and the loss was my fault (I knew that lack of a real fifth bowler would haunt me one day!). What’s even worse though, is that I’ve now had to watch Jaques and Harvey his their respective apexes in the very next match!
The scorecard was:
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Yorkshire v Hampshire
County Championship - D1 - 12 May 2000
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Yorkshire - 1st Innings
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M Vaughan c Warne b Logan 29
M Wood lbw b Logan 1
P Jaques lbw b Tremlett 214
M Lumb b Logan 50
I Harvey b Warne 223
A McGrath b Warne 16
C White b Warne 50
R Blakey b Warne 0
R Dawson b Mascarenhas 2
G Kruis not out 13
M Hoggard c Logan b Warne 0
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Extras (nb14,w10,b4,lb2) 30
TOTAL (all out, 187.5 ovrs) 628
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O M R W
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S Katich 4 1 5 0
S Warne 0.0 6 172 5
J Crawley 1 1 0 0
C Tremlett 43 3 139 1
R Logan 33 3 138 3
A Mascarenhas 49 7 168 1
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1-8 2-77 3-180 4-446 5-485
7-570 8-577 9-628 10-628
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Match Drawn
Man of the match: I Harvey
**********************************************Vaughan and Hoggard have been called up to England, too. That’s a good result for two deserving players. As for Gloucestershire, they’ve just beaten Glamorgan by 135 runs. I hope they’re happy with their brief success, because I’m coming and I’m hungry for revenge! So yes, I’ll play out the season and possibly even post how I do here, on this very topic. Stay safe, everyone!
Nick, Yorkshire’s not-too-happy manager.
chooka_nick
International 12th Man
Oh, and here are the stats from the super cup. I hope you all enjoy!
(Please note: these were generated used the brilliant CricketStatz program. I used the trial version)
(Please note: these were generated used the brilliant CricketStatz program. I used the trial version)
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Complete Player Summary
All matches, Super League, Yorkshire 20-Jul-2005 to 21-Jul-2005
# Name Club Mts Inn NO HS 50 100 Avg Runs Ovs RunsA BBowl 5I 10 Avg Wkt Ct St RO
1 Blakey,R Yorks 3 3 2 21* - - 31.00 31 - - - - 0.00 - - - -
2 Dawson,R Yorks 6 1 - 22 - - 22.00 22 59 197 5-24 1 - 9.85 20 - - -
3 Harvey,I Yorks 6 6 2 70* 1 - 40.75 163 51 235 3-52 - - 26.11 9 - - -
4 Hoggard,M Yorks 6 1 1 0* - - 0.00 - 58 231 3-44 - - 25.66 9 - - -
5 Jaques,P Yorks 6 6 1 119 3 1 79.60 398 - - - - 0.00 - - - -
6 Kruis,D Yorks 1 1 - 0 - - 0.00 - 10 40 2-40 - - 20.00 2 - - -
7 Lucus,D Yorks 2 - - 0 - - 0.00 - 17 83 1-28 - - 83.00 1 - - -
8 Lumb,M Yorks 6 5 - 54 2 - 25.40 127 - - - - 0.00 - - - -
9 McGrath,A Yorks 6 6 2 32 - - 27.25 109 9 45 1-11 - - 22.50 2 - - -
10 Silverwood,C Yorks 3 - - 0 - - 0.00 - 22 97 0-28 - - 0.00 - - - -
11 Vaughan,M Yorks 6 6 - 110 - 1 31.33 188 4 17 2-0 - - 8.50 2 - - -
12 White,C Yorks 6 5 2 25 - - 19.00 57 29 140 4-15 - - 23.33 6 - - -
13 Wood,M Yorks 6 6 1 63 1 - 29.80 149 - - - - 0.00 - - - -
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Match Draw/Results
All matches, Super League, Yorkshire
Teams Round Date Grade Ground Type Winner
Nottinghamshire (SC) v Yorkshire ( 5 21-Jul-2005 SL Headingly 1inns Yorkshire (Super) Win by 76 runs
Gloucestershire (SC) v Yorkshire ( 6 21-Jul-2005 SL Headingly 1inns Gloucestershire (SC) Win by 3 wickets
Yorkshire (Super) v Durham (Super) 1 20-Jul-2005 SL Headingly 1inns Yorkshire (Super) Win by 5 wickets
Yorkshire (Super) v Lancashire (Su 2 20-Jul-2005 SL Headingly 1inns Yorkshire (Super) Win by 5 wickets
Yorkshire (Super) v Leicestershire 3 20-Jul-2005 SL Headingly 1inns Yorkshire (Super) Win by 116 runs
Derbyshire (Super) v Yorkshire (Su 4 20-Jul-2005 SL Headingly 1inns Derbyshire (Super) Win by 4 runs
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Honours Summary
All matches, Super League, Yorkshire 20-Jul-2005 to 21-Jul-2005
Statistic Name Club Figures
Best Batting Average 0.00
Highest Score Jaques,P Yorkshire 119
Best Batting Aggregate Jaques,P Yorkshire 398
Best Bowling Average Dawson,R Yorkshire 9.85
Most Wickets Dawson,R Yorkshire 20
Most Wickets in Innings Dawson,R Yorkshire 5-24
Most Catches -
Highest Innings Score Yorkshire (Super) Yorkshire 303
Lowest Innings Score Yorkshire (Super) Yorkshire 148NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Nice stuff mate. Great scores up there ^^
PS, you live in Vermont? Neat! Nice area, I think. Used to go past it heaps to get to my g/f's flat in Donvale.
PS, you live in Vermont? Neat! Nice area, I think.
Used to go past it heaps to get to my g/f's flat in Donvale.
chooka_nick
International 12th Man
Firstly, thanks for the compliment. Secondly, yeah, it's such a friendly, quiet place, and so's Donvale. I should know, that's where I go to school!NZTailender said:Nice stuff mate. Great scores up there ^^
PS, you live in Vermont? Neat! Nice area, I think.
PS Small world
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Did you happen to be playing a match last summer, at Donvale high school or something?
This world gets smaller every day
This world gets smaller every day
chooka_nick
International 12th Man
Um no, sorry mate, I've never played at Donvale high, although I did play Donvale. I go to Whitefriars, which is on Park Road (if you can remember it you deserve a medal, lol).NZTailender said:Did you happen to be playing a match last summer, at Donvale high school or something?
This world gets smaller every day
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
No idea where that is Oh well..
Oh well..
chooka_nick
International 12th Man
hahaha, that's fine :P