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***Official*** New Zealand Domestic Season 2016/17
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Immenso
International Vice-Captain
straw man
Hall of Fame Member
Domestic FC batting stats for the season, by average, with minimum 300 runs plus anyone else I felt like including.
MJ Guptill (Auck): 335 at 167.5
C Munro (Auck): 475 at 95
AK Kitchen (Ot): 340 at 68
LJ Woodcock (Well): 515 at 64.4
TC Bruce (CD): 473 at 59.1
TA Blundell (Well): 399 at 57
HD Rutherford (Ot): 390 at 55.7
C de Grandhomme (Auck): 216 at 54
NT Broom (Ot): 424 at 53
GR Hay (CD): 472 at 52.4
BS Wilson (Ot): 515 at 51.5
D Cleaver (CD): 357 at 51
CJ Bowes (Cant): 335 at 47.9
AM Ellis (Cant): 490 at 44.5
CJ Anderson (ND): 250 at 41.7
JL Finnie (Ot): 241 at 40.2
DG Brownlie (ND): 321 at 40.1
HJH Marshall (Well): 339 at 37.7
HM Nicholls (Cant): 263 at 37.6
MHW Papps (Well): 332 at 36.9
TD Astle (Cant): 295 at 36.9
RJ Nicol (Auck): 437 at 36.4
JA Raval (Auck): 291 at 36.4
ML Guptill-Bunce (Auck): 397 at 36.1
SJ Murdoch (Well): 313 at 34.8
TL Seifert (ND): 386 at 32.2
SC Kuggeleijn (ND): 314 at 31.4
PG Fulton (Cant): 344 at 28.7
WA Young (CD): 200 at 22.2
B Popli (ND): 270 at 20.8
RR O'Donnell (Auck): 172 at 19.1
BS Smith (CD): 176 at 17.6
MJ Guptill (Auck): 335 at 167.5
C Munro (Auck): 475 at 95
AK Kitchen (Ot): 340 at 68
LJ Woodcock (Well): 515 at 64.4
TC Bruce (CD): 473 at 59.1
TA Blundell (Well): 399 at 57
HD Rutherford (Ot): 390 at 55.7
C de Grandhomme (Auck): 216 at 54
NT Broom (Ot): 424 at 53
GR Hay (CD): 472 at 52.4
BS Wilson (Ot): 515 at 51.5
D Cleaver (CD): 357 at 51
CJ Bowes (Cant): 335 at 47.9
AM Ellis (Cant): 490 at 44.5
CJ Anderson (ND): 250 at 41.7
JL Finnie (Ot): 241 at 40.2
DG Brownlie (ND): 321 at 40.1
HJH Marshall (Well): 339 at 37.7
HM Nicholls (Cant): 263 at 37.6
MHW Papps (Well): 332 at 36.9
TD Astle (Cant): 295 at 36.9
RJ Nicol (Auck): 437 at 36.4
JA Raval (Auck): 291 at 36.4
ML Guptill-Bunce (Auck): 397 at 36.1
SJ Murdoch (Well): 313 at 34.8
TL Seifert (ND): 386 at 32.2
SC Kuggeleijn (ND): 314 at 31.4
PG Fulton (Cant): 344 at 28.7
WA Young (CD): 200 at 22.2
B Popli (ND): 270 at 20.8
RR O'Donnell (Auck): 172 at 19.1
BS Smith (CD): 176 at 17.6
Smudge
Hall of Fame Member
And in the wrong thread?
The Hutt Rec
International Vice-Captain
I know it's a long shot at getting 101 off nine overs, but I'm shocked Wellington didn't even give it a go last night. Surely worth a shot, just in case it's the one in 200 times it comes off?!!
CharlesLara
U19 12th Man
As a leggie myself, there's literally no one to turn to when them dark spells hit. You really have to be self sufficient (moreso than others) as their is ZERO leg spin pedigree, nor knowledge here, its why the way to Test level in NZ in being left arm orthodox who can bit a bit ala Santner and Vettori in his final version. I been through it at 17's/19's level (ironically with a leggie like Strang) you'll find yourself being a lonely man, watching batting all rounders bowl before you. I still remember being picked in Prems as the number spinner only to wait until Anaru Kitchen has bowled 7 overs of non threatening part time spin. You kinda learn the attitude towards leg spin early on, and it can put most off. It's why so many promising leggies end up turning to middle order bats in the First Class setups, and someone like Ajaz who was a seamer at under 19's to get in the door, was told left arm spin was the only way he could progress further and look at where he is now.
I'm not sure it was a particular weakness bowlers were exploring. He had a shocking season in England club cricket.
But yeah, very disappointing that the likes of Smith, Young, O'Donnell all having **** seasons. The only positives I see are runs to potential future keepers Blundell and Cleaver, plus Bruce further confirming he's worth keeping in the NZ setup.
Immenso
International Vice-Captain
Which opens an opportunity for Chapman this round. Crazy depth.
straw man
Hall of Fame Member
The swingometer says it must be swinging in Napier because Rance has 4 fer not much yet again. Just like the pink ball match, while Rance destroyed the top order, Milne was at the other end conceding hardly any runs but not taking wickets - wonder how he's bowling. Sounds like the sort of thing he does in ODIs i.e. hard to score off, though I wonder what his lines are like here.
wellAlbidarned
International Coach
rance would get absolutely mason'd in internations mark my words
And this alerted me to the fact that the guy I thought was Blocky, definitely is Blocky. Jumps on facebook, tells everyone that this incident is indicative of the softness of NZC, he wouldn't have been suspended but applauded in Australia and that's why we can't get near them in Test cricket.
