backyardhack86
Cricket Spectator
ODT reporting Dean Foxcroft is transferring to CD. Big loss.
Story is behind a paywall but the headline says it all.
Story is behind a paywall but the headline says it all.
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*Unofficial* New Zealand Black Caps Thread
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NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Oh ffs
ataraxia
International Coach
GSL SQUAD: STAGS SIGN WINDIES STAR | FOXCROFT RETURNS
Here's a brainteaser for you. What do Central Stags captain TOM BRUCE and West Indies rising star MATTHEW FORDE ...
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wellAlbidarned
International Coach
I did some digging a little while back and the SS is quite top heavy IIRC which keeps a lid on scores - once you get through the top 5 there usually isn't much else.
Rachin slumping again over at MLC. The man just can't catch a break.
I know I've been saying for ages that he's not a T20 person, can't even get his average to 20 & shouldn't be in a T20I squad until he can, but I feel like a broken record for it. I think he's very lucky to be getting these franchise gigs, but hey, at least it's an opportunity to work on his game.
I know I've been saying for ages that he's not a T20 person, can't even get his average to 20 & shouldn't be in a T20I squad until he can, but I feel like a broken record for it. I think he's very lucky to be getting these franchise gigs, but hey, at least it's an opportunity to work on his game.
Skyliner
International Debutant
Can’t be doing much for his confidence going from league to league flopping. These days if you are to be considered a top flight cricketer it appears you have to foot slog through the T20 leagues even if it’s not really your go. And there’s the money of course. He’s not really a slogger though.
Skyliner
International Debutant
‘Otago cricket has gone for a steady option to
keep an eye on the Volts until they have a new coach.
Steady, as in Gary Stead.
The recent Black Caps coach has been enlisted by Otago to provide ‘‘interim coaching support’’ to the association as it continues its search for a new Volts head coach.’
www.odt.co.nz
keep an eye on the Volts until they have a new coach.
Steady, as in Gary Stead.
The recent Black Caps coach has been enlisted by Otago to provide ‘‘interim coaching support’’ to the association as it continues its search for a new Volts head coach.’
Stead to provide ‘interim’ coaching for Volts
Otago Cricket has gone for a steady option to keep an eye on the Volts until they have a new coach. Steady, as in Gary Stead. The recent Black Caps...
HeathDavisSpeed
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
There was a big fanfare on RNZ this morning about the Summer of cricket ahead. However, looking at the schedule it seems there's no international cricket between new year and March. So, the peak season doesn't have any locally player international cricket? Have I missed something? A 3-Test series against the Windies is good in that it's 3 Tests rather than the ugly 2-Test type.
Bahnz
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
If that's going to become the norm, they're going to need to start playing a lot more internationals at Cobham Oval.
It's the t20 world cup
T20WC, India tour starting mid-Jan (look on the bright side: after the no prep for the last one, they now have all the prep - on top of 3 ODIs & 5 T20s against India, there are also 3 T20s scheduled against Afghanistan).
I'm actually happy there are no home internationals during the holidays. It means Super Smash gets a full home season window, & it needs the ratings for its own future, considering we don't know how it's being broadcasted from 2026-7 onwards as Sky hasn't taken it on.
Fanfare, we have 10 ****ing T20Is at home between October 1 (good luck with that) and November 10, followed by five more in India in January, 3 more in Afghanistan in February, potentially a couple more warm-ups in Sri Lanka before the World T20 that month as well, then another 3 in Bangladesh in April.
By my count, unless I am horribly wrong, that's 24 T20Is over the 'summer' period, with only 3 Tests and however many ODIs.
Looks like I'm a tennis fan this summer
Athlai
Not Terrible
yikes
