Cricket Coach 2007 - Western Australia

Hoggy31 · 29-12-2007, 12:57 AM

Cricket Coach 2007 story with WA, more to come..

Hoggy31 · 29-12-2007, 01:19 AM

Ford Ranger Cup, 15th October 2007:

WA
Gilchrist+
Langer
North*
Marsh
Pomersbach
Ronchi
Bandy
Heal
Dorey
Magoffin
Inness

*Unavailable: Hogg, Hussey (int.), Voges, Rogers, Heron, Edmondson (inj.)

TAS
Arnberger
Paine
Ponting*
Di Venuto
Birt
Marsh
Doherty
Clingeleffer+
Wright
Griffith
Hilfenhaus

Hoggy31 · 29-12-2007, 02:44 AM

Tasmanian captain Ricky Ponting won the toss and elected to bat first. WA had the best possible start, with Dorey trapping Paine LBW with only 14 runs on the board. Tasmania lost new recruit Arnberger, before Ponting and Di Venuto went about building a solid target for WA. Magoffin held a steady line and was the best of the WA bowlers.

Western Australia started rapidly, with Gilchrist and Langer punishing the Tasmanian opening bowlers. Langer fell, but Gilchrist continued on. Gilchrist's only solid support came in the form of all-rounder Dave Bandy, but when he fell, the task was just too much for even Gilchrist to handle on his own.

Scorecard

Nnanden · 29-12-2007, 02:52 AM

Heeeeeal!

Hoggy31 · 29-12-2007, 03:02 AM

v

Pura Cup, 18th-21st October 2007:

Davis and Doropoulos called up

Liam Davis
Dashing young right-handed opener Liam Davis has been called up for WA's Pura Cup clash with Tasmania, Davis fills the spot vacated by Adam Gilchrist's absence. Batsman and part-time medium pacer Theo Doropoulos has replaced the out of form Luke Pomersbach.

WA
Justin Langer
Liam Davis
Marcus North*
Shaun Marsh
Dave Bandy
Theo Doropoulos
Luke Ronchi+
Aaron Heal
Brett Dorey
Steve Magoffin
Matthew Inness

*Unavailable: Hogg, Hussey, Gilchrist (int.), Voges, Rogers, Heron, Edmondson (inj.)

TAS
Jason Arnberger
Tim Paine
Michael Di Venuto
Travis Birt
George Bailey
Dan Marsh*
Xavier Doherty
Sean Clingeleffer+
Damien Wright
Adam Griffith
Ben Hilfenhaus

Hoggy31 · 29-12-2007, 03:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nnanden

Heeeeeal!

Does a job.

Hoggy31 · 29-12-2007, 03:37 AM

Tasmania slumped to 4/15 after Dan Marsh won the toss and elected to bat first. Matthew Inness was the main destroyer, he kept the slips cordon on their toes with a pure display of left arm swing bowling. Inness finished with 6/87 as Tasmania crept to 259.

Matthew Inness celebrates with teammates after bowling Xavier Doherty

Western Australia had a solid start to their innings, Justin Langer leading the way to 2/111, but some good consistent bowling from Tasmania saw WA lose 6/79 and slump to 8/190. Dangerman Luke Ronchi, still at the crease, set about saving the WA innings with some lusty boundaries, he was well supported by Magoffin. After Magoffin fell to a snakey delivery from Griffith, first innings bowling hero Matthew Inness joined Luke Ronchi at the crease, what was to follow was history. The two put on an amazing 197 for the last wicket. Ronchi was finally dismissed for 196, with Inness remaining 62*.

Tasmania batted again with the knowledge they'd have to play out of their skin to set WA any sort of a target. Dorey saw that they didn't, running through their top order with a series of devastating cutters.

Davis showed his worth as WA reached Tasmania's target with ease.

Scorecard

kears_falcon_9 · 29-12-2007, 05:36 AM

Not a bad dig by Gilly in the ODer and by Ronchi in th Pura Cup game.

BTW Borich, what u think of Cricket Coach? Had a few hours of playing it got a bit boring, easy i though.

Nnanden · 29-12-2007, 07:02 AM

Haha Inness, what a match.

Hoggy31 · 29-12-2007, 06:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kears_falcon_9

Not a bad dig by Gilly in the ODer and by Ronchi in th Pura Cup game.

BTW Borich, what u think of Cricket Coach? Had a few hours of playing it got a bit boring, easy i though.

It's better than I expected, does get a bit easy from time to time. Still, it's the only Aus domestic sim out there.

Hoggy31 · 29-12-2007, 08:03 PM

v

Ford Ranger Cup, 30th October 2007:

Worthington recalled from wilderness

Peter Worthington
Peter Worthington will play his first state fixture in nearly 12 months after he was announced as a surprise call-up to the WA one-day side after a solid string of grade performances, Worthington comes into the side at the expense of Theo Doropoulos.

WA
Luke Ronchi+
Justin Langer
Marcus North*
Shaun Marsh
Liam Davis
Dave Bandy
Peter Worthington
Aaron Heal
Brett Dorey
Steve Magoffin
Matthew Inness

*Unavailable: Hogg, Hussey, Gilchrist (int.), Voges, Rogers, Edmondson (inj.)

VIC
Lloyd Mash
Jeremy Bray
Brad Hodge
Cameron White*
Dave Hussey
Matthew Wade+
Michael Hill
Bryce McGain
Shane Harwood
Mick Lewis
Gerard Denton

Hoggy31 · 30-12-2007, 12:57 AM

Western Australia's innings got off to a good start, the opening partnership was worth 100 off just 16.5 overs when Langer fell. Ronchi continued on, but was eventually slowed by some magnificient limited overs bowling from the Victorian attack, led by "spinner" Cameron White, the attack hardly gave a run away in the last 20 overs. Marcus North was a valuable contributor to the modest WA target.

Luke Ronchi's knock was not enough

Inness kicked off the Victorian innings by removing the two openers relatively quickly, Dorey also picked up the pinch-hitter McGain to have Victoria in some trouble at 3/51. It was all downhill after that for Western Australia, as the established Victorian middle order took them comfortably home.

Scorecard

DJellett · 06-01-2008, 03:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hoggy31

Cricket Coach 2007 story with WA, more to come..

I'd hope so

Quite a good story Hoggy, very impressed.

DJellett · 06-01-2008, 03:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hoggy31

Ford Ranger Cup, 15th October 2007:

WA
Gilchrist+
Langer
North*
Marsh
Pomersbach
Ronchi
Bandy
Heal
Dorey
Magoffin
Inness

*Unavailable: Hogg, Hussey (int.), Voges, Rogers, Heron, Edmondson (inj.)

TAS
Arnberger
Paine
Ponting*
Di Venuto
Birt
Marsh
Doherty
Clingeleffer+
Wright
Griffith
Hilfenhaus

Hogg, Hussey on internationals but not Gilly? :S

vic_orthdox · 06-01-2008, 03:48 AM

How the **** did the Vics get Bray?!! Is it just a coincidence that he's playing cricket in Victoria this year?

29-12-2007, 12:57 AM	#1 (permalink)
Hoggy31 International Captain Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: alanis morrissette Posts: 6,155	Cricket Coach 2007 - Western Australia Cricket Coach 2007 story with WA, more to come..

29-12-2007, 02:52 AM	#4 (permalink)
Nnanden Cricket Web: All-Time Legend Rainman Champion! Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: New South Wales Posts: 21,999	Heeeeeal! __________________ pattato XI - Phil Hughes, Shaun Marsh, Shane Watson, AB de Villiers, Shakib Al-Hasan, Michael Hussey, Steve Smith, Brendon McCullum, Stuart Broad, Brett Lee, Trent Copeland For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith - and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God. - Ephesians 2:8 you are, my heart's affection

29-12-2007, 03:02 AM	#5 (permalink)
Hoggy31 International Captain Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: alanis morrissette Posts: 6,155	v Pura Cup, 18th-21st October 2007: Davis and Doropoulos called up Liam Davis Dashing young right-handed opener Liam Davis has been called up for WA's Pura Cup clash with Tasmania, Davis fills the spot vacated by Adam Gilchrist's absence. Batsman and part-time medium pacer Theo Doropoulos has replaced the out of form Luke Pomersbach. WA Justin Langer Liam Davis Marcus North* Shaun Marsh Dave Bandy Theo Doropoulos Luke Ronchi+ Aaron Heal Brett Dorey Steve Magoffin Matthew Inness *Unavailable: Hogg, Hussey, Gilchrist (int.), Voges, Rogers, Heron, Edmondson (inj.) TAS Jason Arnberger Tim Paine Michael Di Venuto Travis Birt George Bailey Dan Marsh* Xavier Doherty Sean Clingeleffer+ Damien Wright Adam Griffith Ben Hilfenhaus Last edited by Hoggy31; 29-12-2007 at 03:08 AM.

29-12-2007, 05:36 AM	#8 (permalink)
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29-12-2007, 01:19 AM	#2 (permalink)
Hoggy31 International Captain Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: alanis morrissette Posts: 6,155	Ford Ranger Cup, 15th October 2007: WA Gilchrist+ Langer North* Marsh Pomersbach Ronchi Bandy Heal Dorey Magoffin Inness *Unavailable: Hogg, Hussey (int.), Voges, Rogers, Heron, Edmondson (inj.) TAS Arnberger Paine Ponting* Di Venuto Birt Marsh Doherty Clingeleffer+ Wright Griffith Hilfenhaus

29-12-2007, 02:44 AM	#3 (permalink)
Hoggy31 International Captain Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: alanis morrissette Posts: 6,155	Tasmanian captain Ricky Ponting won the toss and elected to bat first. WA had the best possible start, with Dorey trapping Paine LBW with only 14 runs on the board. Tasmania lost new recruit Arnberger, before Ponting and Di Venuto went about building a solid target for WA. Magoffin held a steady line and was the best of the WA bowlers. Western Australia started rapidly, with Gilchrist and Langer punishing the Tasmanian opening bowlers. Langer fell, but Gilchrist continued on. Gilchrist's only solid support came in the form of all-rounder Dave Bandy, but when he fell, the task was just too much for even Gilchrist to handle on his own. Scorecard

29-12-2007, 03:37 AM	#7 (permalink)
Hoggy31 International Captain Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: alanis morrissette Posts: 6,155	Tasmania slumped to 4/15 after Dan Marsh won the toss and elected to bat first. Matthew Inness was the main destroyer, he kept the slips cordon on their toes with a pure display of left arm swing bowling. Inness finished with 6/87 as Tasmania crept to 259. Matthew Inness celebrates with teammates after bowling Xavier Doherty Western Australia had a solid start to their innings, Justin Langer leading the way to 2/111, but some good consistent bowling from Tasmania saw WA lose 6/79 and slump to 8/190. Dangerman Luke Ronchi, still at the crease, set about saving the WA innings with some lusty boundaries, he was well supported by Magoffin. After Magoffin fell to a snakey delivery from Griffith, first innings bowling hero Matthew Inness joined Luke Ronchi at the crease, what was to follow was history. The two put on an amazing 197 for the last wicket. Ronchi was finally dismissed for 196, with Inness remaining 62*. Tasmania batted again with the knowledge they'd have to play out of their skin to set WA any sort of a target. Dorey saw that they didn't, running through their top order with a series of devastating cutters. Davis showed his worth as WA reached Tasmania's target with ease. Scorecard

29-12-2007, 07:02 AM	#9 (permalink)
Nnanden Cricket Web: All-Time Legend Rainman Champion! Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: New South Wales Posts: 21,999	Haha Inness, what a match.

29-12-2007, 08:03 PM	#11 (permalink)
Hoggy31 International Captain Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: alanis morrissette Posts: 6,155	v Ford Ranger Cup, 30th October 2007: Worthington recalled from wilderness Peter Worthington Peter Worthington will play his first state fixture in nearly 12 months after he was announced as a surprise call-up to the WA one-day side after a solid string of grade performances, Worthington comes into the side at the expense of Theo Doropoulos. WA Luke Ronchi+ Justin Langer Marcus North* Shaun Marsh Liam Davis Dave Bandy Peter Worthington Aaron Heal Brett Dorey Steve Magoffin Matthew Inness *Unavailable: Hogg, Hussey, Gilchrist (int.), Voges, Rogers, Edmondson (inj.) VIC Lloyd Mash Jeremy Bray Brad Hodge Cameron White* Dave Hussey Matthew Wade+ Michael Hill Bryce McGain Shane Harwood Mick Lewis Gerard Denton

30-12-2007, 12:57 AM	#12 (permalink)
Hoggy31 International Captain Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: alanis morrissette Posts: 6,155	Western Australia's innings got off to a good start, the opening partnership was worth 100 off just 16.5 overs when Langer fell. Ronchi continued on, but was eventually slowed by some magnificient limited overs bowling from the Victorian attack, led by "spinner" Cameron White, the attack hardly gave a run away in the last 20 overs. Marcus North was a valuable contributor to the modest WA target. Luke Ronchi's knock was not enough Inness kicked off the Victorian innings by removing the two openers relatively quickly, Dorey also picked up the pinch-hitter McGain to have Victoria in some trouble at 3/51. It was all downhill after that for Western Australia, as the established Victorian middle order took them comfortably home. Scorecard

06-01-2008, 03:48 AM	#15 (permalink)
vic_orthdox Global Moderator Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 16,958	How the **** did the Vics get Bray?!! Is it just a coincidence that he's playing cricket in Victoria this year?

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