Mister Wright
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Exactly, I thought is was a rather bizarre comment by Mr. Pickup. If there are 4 declarations in a row, that means the bowling from opposition sides is struggling.Mr Mxyzptlk said:
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Wednesday 2nd March
CW Blue v CW Black
at the SCG
Misuse of good batting conditions at the SCG saw Blue struggling to defend a total of 241 after batting first. Only de Silva got a significant score for the visitors, though Fitzsimmons, Wilshere and Cloete got starts, as Thompson and Bhatia shared 5 wickets in the limiting process.
Black lost Loc second ball of the innings, but Ash Chaulk was up to the task of strike rotation, whilst Chris Butler's fine form continued with strokeplay at the other end. It was then left up to Kearsley and Blackman to ease their team home, with only Harris posing any real difficulties with the ball.
Man of the Match: AP Chaulk
CW Red v CW Green
at the CWBCC Stadium
Young Cameron left the Reds in high spirits as they stole a win from table-toppers Green at the CWBCC Stadium. The rookie seamer first showed his big-hitting potential in a cameo which pushed Red to 263/9 after 50 overs, having been 162/6 earlier. This, after Weber and Rai spun through the top and middle order.
Not yet content, Cameron then prized out the scalps of Malone and Goff to set the hosts back greatly. Garven decided to counterattack and took 3 boundaries from a Cameron over on his way to a good half-century. He and Feeney added 104 for the third wicket and looked to be taking Green into the ascendency, until run outs set in.
Garven was the first of four run outs in the innings, whilst Bennett claimed 3 wickets to press the middle order. Ultimately Green could manage but 236 runs, after an unbeaten 48-run stand for the final wicket.
Man of the Match: AA Cameron
CW Blue v CW Black
at the SCG
Misuse of good batting conditions at the SCG saw Blue struggling to defend a total of 241 after batting first. Only de Silva got a significant score for the visitors, though Fitzsimmons, Wilshere and Cloete got starts, as Thompson and Bhatia shared 5 wickets in the limiting process.
Black lost Loc second ball of the innings, but Ash Chaulk was up to the task of strike rotation, whilst Chris Butler's fine form continued with strokeplay at the other end. It was then left up to Kearsley and Blackman to ease their team home, with only Harris posing any real difficulties with the ball.
Man of the Match: AP Chaulk
CW Red v CW Green
at the CWBCC Stadium
Young Cameron left the Reds in high spirits as they stole a win from table-toppers Green at the CWBCC Stadium. The rookie seamer first showed his big-hitting potential in a cameo which pushed Red to 263/9 after 50 overs, having been 162/6 earlier. This, after Weber and Rai spun through the top and middle order.
Not yet content, Cameron then prized out the scalps of Malone and Goff to set the hosts back greatly. Garven decided to counterattack and took 3 boundaries from a Cameron over on his way to a good half-century. He and Feeney added 104 for the third wicket and looked to be taking Green into the ascendency, until run outs set in.
Garven was the first of four run outs in the innings, whilst Bennett claimed 3 wickets to press the middle order. Ultimately Green could manage but 236 runs, after an unbeaten 48-run stand for the final wicket.
Man of the Match: AA Cameron
FaaipDeOiad
Hall of Fame Member
Terrible disappointing performance, aside from De Silva and Harris.
I was particularly poor today, 3 runs and 0/47 from 6.
I was particularly poor today, 3 runs and 0/47 from 6.
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
Tough loss there, really lost it in the batting, not enough batsmen getting starts. dissapoing that Myself or Feeney didn't go on with it to.
lets keep working hard guys long way to go
lets keep working hard guys long way to go
Slats4ever
International Vice-Captain
good win reds.... hard to see how camo got man of the match but still a good debut and well played mate... all players played well.
Buddhmaster
International Captain
Another great win there. That scorecard looks pretty good after Loc, who uncharacteristicly failed.
Robertinho
Cricketer Of The Year
Good work Reds. No one reached 50, yet we still made 260, good teamwork there guys. Good, tight bowling aswell.
GO REDS!
GO REDS!
LongHopCassidy
International Captain
Solid stuff from Andy there. Great team effort.
Magrat Garlick
Global Moderator
That was teamwork, lads. Smashing Green - including Hoy, Timewell and Weber - about for 263 is no mean feat, and that played a part in the run-out debacle - they never really kept up with our rate and had to run suicidal singles.
Personally, exceptionally pleased with two sixes - both huge edges over fine leg... - and 34 (33b)
Personally, exceptionally pleased with two sixes - both huge edges over fine leg... - and 34 (33b)
steds
Hall of Fame Member
Fantastic win, Reds 
good stuff. Every batsman who faced enough balls for it to be possible to reached double figures and those 4 run outs shows our lethal fielding.
well done for reducing Timewell to 10-0-62-1
Another good debut from Cameron
and some Bennett fella got some wickets for once
good stuff. Every batsman who faced enough balls for it to be possible to reached double figures and those 4 run outs shows our lethal fielding.well done for reducing Timewell to 10-0-62-1
Another good debut from Cameron
and some Bennett fella got some wickets for once
AUST_HiTMaN
International Debutant
debutSlats4ever said:
D'ebut \D['e]`but"\, n. [F. d['e]but, prop., the first cast or throw at play, fr. but aim, mark. See Butt an end.] A beginning or first attempt; hence, a first appearance before the public, as of an actor or public speaker
It was his 2nd game mate, also it was a fine all round performance considering the circumstances. Well done Andy
Neil Pickup
Cricket Web Moderator
Well played (again) lads. And thanks for reining the greens in, reds
Magrat Garlick
Global Moderator
They weren't shots...they were completely mistimed wafts...adjust the game to the situationsteds said:since when have you played any shots to get the huge edges??
