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simple, add the 1480 ive scored in the dev league this season to the 5572 id scored previously in my career... liam released this seasons stats in the other thread before the previous game, so it was just a matter of adding performances from todays game to the stats in the other file...bugssy said:
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
Great game guys, particularly fom the bowlers. game of slow scoring too, not usually our thing but a great team effort. Great knocks from Feeney and Bugs in the first innings. the bowlers were brilliant in their innings, bowling another team out for 100 is a superb effort. not so great in our 2nd batting innings but we did enough. Red looked more like they were bating for a draw than a win.
Hoys match figures were pretty amazing 41 overs, 20 maidens 3/41....
Lets keep working hard to build up that momentum
Hoys match figures were pretty amazing 41 overs, 20 maidens 3/41....
Lets keep working hard to build up that momentum
LongHopCassidy
International Captain
Pathetic, people. Except for some Mørkacious play from Marc.
FaaipDeOiad
Hall of Fame Member
Yeah Nath, we could definately use your help. The bowling has been relying on Travis a bit too much lately, with just the odd good performance by another bowler. And as good as Travis is, he can't rip through the opposition every game.Nnanden said:geez!
unlucky there guys, well played. i come back from injury semi-soon, so hopefully I can join you in the One-dayers, and I refuse to rule myself out of the FC matches. Its my 3rd season, surely my semi-experience will come through.
i wish thee semi-luck!
Cloete
International Captain
Unlucky Blues, the batsman were all brilliant. Maybe the bowling could have backed up the battign a bit better but it's not fair being too harsh on them. It's disappointing to lose though, but I'm 100% behind you Liam! You made the right choice at the time(proven to be the wrong choice mindbroncoman said:on another note, i went past 7000 first class runs in that game, meaning im also only 62 runs behind you now Andy
) and that's all that matters. That was slack Simon
You got to bat twice and I beat you in the first innings as it is, so
to you! Just wondering though Liam, was I due to bat at 5 in the 2nd innings? Just seemed strange after my 50, anyway doesn't matter. Also I'm definitely starting to think I'd like to open.. but it very much depends on you Liam and I haven't been keep tracking of your form up there mate. And you did a great job last game, so I guess it depends whetehr you want to or not. But that's just a suggestion and well... it's more just what I'd liek to try out. But it's 100% up to you and I won't be disappointed either way, but yeah opening with simon would be cool.
Magrat Garlick
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Ow.LongHopCassidy said:
*searches for batting form in the mountains somewhere*
Travis_Teh
International Regular
Thanks.Mr Mxyzptlk said:
age_master
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Mr Mxyzptlk said:
i certainly would have looked to a similar decision
Buddhmaster
International Captain
Maybe a bit of a lucky win, but we didn't perform bad at all so we'll take it. Finally I get a bit of any innings going, just to throw it away. Great by Butler, brilliant game.
biased indian
International Coach
100 games!!!!!, hope will be able to play atleast half of the matchesbroncoman said:
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Monday 28th February
CW Blue v CW Red
at the CW Oval
Experience was the key for Blue as they achieved victory over the Reds at the CW Oval. After Andrew Cloete mixed offbreaks and legbreaks to claim a career-best 5-wicket haul, Simon Fitzsimmons anchored the middle order in a comfortable and well-paced chase.
Red received brilliant strokeplay from Rob Dauth in their innings, but the misfortune is that no one else really stuck around with him. Bennett, Dobson and Maddocks all played useful knocks amidst 244 all out, but it was Dauth's centuary that really led the cause. Entering the attack after the front line spinners had been dealt with very harshly, Cloete flighted the ball nicely in his initial overs, then tidied up with flat quick deliveries at the end.
The Blues then took their turn at the crease. Opening the batting, Cloete never got going and was trapped in front to present debutant Cameron with his maiden Dev League wicket. The same bowler later removed de Silva with a beauty outside offstump and the score was 64/2. From there there was no outrageous strokeplay, but rather Camps and Crampton just pushed the ball about consistently and built a 56-run partnership.
When Camps missed a sweep against Law, Fitzsimmons came to the crease and added a further 67 with Crampton, before pairing with Wilshere to the close. Young Wilshere impressed with his highest OD score to date, ending unbeaten approaching 50.
Man of the Match: AP Cloete
CW Black v CW Green
at the CWBCC Stadium
A nailbiter at the CWBCC Stadium saw CW Black falling just short of victory over its host. Late wickets for legspinner Gareth Gooljar proved the key, as it undermined the good work done earlier by the top order.
Black set the game up nicely at 171/2, but the Green spinners set about to dismantle the approach, and finished with 7 of the 10 wickets. Earlier, the Black spinners made a healthy contribution as well. Neil Pickup and Rob Hing claimed 5 wickets between them as the home side was kept to 245 all out.
That proved a good total though, after Thompson dimissed Garven and Malone early to leave the score at 13/2. Goff and Walsh cashed in experience for half-centuries, whilst the in-form Feeney played well for his 40. The tail, however, could not push on at the end. The last 4 wickets for 32 runs.
Still, the slide was not as drastic as Black's, who lost 7 wickets for 40 runs to close. Callum Thompson took the game to the final over with 8 needed, then hit a boundary off the first ball. Alas, Rob Timewell held his nerve and got him slashing a slower ball to Goff at deep point, who took a spectacular one-handed catch.
Man of the Match: BJ Goff
CW Blue v CW Red
at the CW Oval
Experience was the key for Blue as they achieved victory over the Reds at the CW Oval. After Andrew Cloete mixed offbreaks and legbreaks to claim a career-best 5-wicket haul, Simon Fitzsimmons anchored the middle order in a comfortable and well-paced chase.
Red received brilliant strokeplay from Rob Dauth in their innings, but the misfortune is that no one else really stuck around with him. Bennett, Dobson and Maddocks all played useful knocks amidst 244 all out, but it was Dauth's centuary that really led the cause. Entering the attack after the front line spinners had been dealt with very harshly, Cloete flighted the ball nicely in his initial overs, then tidied up with flat quick deliveries at the end.
The Blues then took their turn at the crease. Opening the batting, Cloete never got going and was trapped in front to present debutant Cameron with his maiden Dev League wicket. The same bowler later removed de Silva with a beauty outside offstump and the score was 64/2. From there there was no outrageous strokeplay, but rather Camps and Crampton just pushed the ball about consistently and built a 56-run partnership.
When Camps missed a sweep against Law, Fitzsimmons came to the crease and added a further 67 with Crampton, before pairing with Wilshere to the close. Young Wilshere impressed with his highest OD score to date, ending unbeaten approaching 50.
Man of the Match: AP Cloete
CW Black v CW Green
at the CWBCC Stadium
A nailbiter at the CWBCC Stadium saw CW Black falling just short of victory over its host. Late wickets for legspinner Gareth Gooljar proved the key, as it undermined the good work done earlier by the top order.
Black set the game up nicely at 171/2, but the Green spinners set about to dismantle the approach, and finished with 7 of the 10 wickets. Earlier, the Black spinners made a healthy contribution as well. Neil Pickup and Rob Hing claimed 5 wickets between them as the home side was kept to 245 all out.
That proved a good total though, after Thompson dimissed Garven and Malone early to leave the score at 13/2. Goff and Walsh cashed in experience for half-centuries, whilst the in-form Feeney played well for his 40. The tail, however, could not push on at the end. The last 4 wickets for 32 runs.
Still, the slide was not as drastic as Black's, who lost 7 wickets for 40 runs to close. Callum Thompson took the game to the final over with 8 needed, then hit a boundary off the first ball. Alas, Rob Timewell held his nerve and got him slashing a slower ball to Goff at deep point, who took a spectacular one-handed catch.
Man of the Match: BJ Goff
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Code:
[B]**5D**
The Manuel Ramprakash Challenge Trophy
Team P W L D T Pts[/B]
Cricket Web Black 15 9 5 1 0 285
Cricket Web Green 15 9 6 0 0 270
Cricket Web Red 15 5 8 2 0 180
Cricket Web Blue 15 5 9 1 0 165
[B]**OD**
The Chef de Groot Trophy
Team P W L Bonus Pts NRR[/B]
Cricket Web Green 15 10 5 7 47 0.26
Cricket Web Black 15 8 7 8 40 0.12
Cricket Web Red 15 7 8 5 33 -0.27
Cricket Web Blue 15 5 10 10 30 -0.11