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NZ 30 Man Squad
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Shane Bond (State Canterbury Wizards) Neil Broom (State Otago Volts) Grant Elliott (State Wellington Firebirds) Stephen Fleming (State Wellington Firebirds) James Franklin (State Wellington Firebirds) Peter Fulton (State Canterbury Wizards) Mark Gillespie (State Wellington Firebirds) Chris Harris (State Canterbury Wizards) Paul Hitchcock (State Auckland Aces) Gareth Hopkins (State Auckland Aces) Jamie How (State Central Stags) James Marshall (State Northern Knights) Chris Martin (State Auckland Aces) Michael Mason (State Central Stags) Brendon McCullum (State Otago Volts) Nathan McCullum (State Otago Volts) Peter McGlashan (State Northern Knights) Craig McMillan (State Canterbury Wizards) James McMillan (State Otago Volts) Warren McSkimming (State Otago Volts) Iain O'Brien (State Wellington Firebirds) Jacob Oram (State Central Stags) Jeetan Patel (State Wellington Firebirds) Aaron Redmond (State Otago Volts) Bradley Scott (State Otago Volts) Scott Styris (State Auckland Aces) Ross Taylor (State Central Stags) Daniel Vettori (State Northern Knights) Lou Vincent (State Auckland Aces) |
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I would have Fleming in 20/20. No problem
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Good to see the inclusion of guys like Scott, Redmond and Elliott. Otherwise it's basically the usual suspects.
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McGlashan and Marshall are just wastes of space in there. Might as well have just named 28 players for all the use they'll be.
In fact, they should have named 29. Replace one of the above with ole Heathy.
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I think you're being very kind to McGlashan by calling him a keeper. He's all-round poor in my opinion. Stu Mills or Bevan Griggs would be much better selections. I don't understand the continued fascination with picking McGlashan for 20:20 squads.
The other interesting thing is as to who has been left out. No Big Jesse, so we can assume Redmond, Brrrrrrooom and Scott are now ahead of him in the pecking order (no surprise given his big mouth!) The other big surprise, of course, is no Heath. For shame. |
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No Tuffey or Kyle Mills either |
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My final 14 (not sure how many they will take) would be:
Adams Bond Franklin Fulton Harris Hitchcock McCullum McMillan Oram Patel Styris Taylor Vettori Vincent Best XI: Vincent McCullum Taylor Styris McMillan Oram Harris Franklin Adams Vettori Bond Last edited by Fiery; 11-07-2007 at 12:12 AM. |
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Scott is an opening bowler, so I doubt him and Ryder are competing for the same spot. Redmond and Broom are both gun players though.
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Mills would be a decent 20/20 player imo but he's injured anyway. No Tuffey is no great surprise but you would think he would have got in ahead of some of the others there
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Mills would get slaughtered, he can't bowl at the death in ODI cricket and doesn't have very good variation. Tuffey doesn't deserve to be in there, given how dire he was at the World Cup, but I am surprised he wasn't named in the squad.
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