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NZ under GrahamB (ICC 2005)
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thewizard1o1
International Debutant
Great Series win! Ryders innings in the last game must have been good to watch. Need to sort out your fast bowling attack a bit thou...OS and SLA are your top bowlers by quite a bit.
Good luck next season (and where are you off to next?)
Good luck next season (and where are you off to next?)
One thing that's different from ICC2002 is that your own spinners are more effective when you're playing as an international side. I don't think that opposing spinners dominate quite as much as they did, but still early days of course!
Jesse Ryder's innings was good, but Peter Fulton scored much more quickly with his 81. Ryder held things together after Fulton's departure.
I'm into the 2006 season now, but can't see any newly generated players yet. Maybe because there's no retirements obvious this time round!
I'll continue on with NZ as I'd like to suss out and confirm my suspicions about changes to the game.
Next up a tour to Aussie. Man will that be a challenge. I'm not optimistic!
Jesse Ryder's innings was good, but Peter Fulton scored much more quickly with his 81. Ryder held things together after Fulton's departure.
I'm into the 2006 season now, but can't see any newly generated players yet. Maybe because there's no retirements obvious this time round!
I'll continue on with NZ as I'd like to suss out and confirm my suspicions about changes to the game.
Next up a tour to Aussie. Man will that be a challenge. I'm not optimistic!
NZ Squad for Australian tour 2006
Openers
S.Fleming
M.Papps
T.McIntosh
Other Batsmen
P.Fulton (captain)
M.Sinclair
C.Harris
J.Ryder
K.Mills (all rounder RM)
J.Oram (all rounder RM)
J.How
Keeper
C.Nevin
Pace Bowlers
I.O'Brien (RM)
M.Gillespie (RFM)
J.Franklin (all rounder LFM)
M.Walker (all rounder RM)
D.Tuffey (RFM)
M.Orchard (all rounder RM)
Spin Bowler
B.Walker (LS)
Some difficult decisions to make with players unlucky to miss out being:
M.Horne (opening batsman)
N.Astle (allrounder)
H.Marshall (wk)
C.Hampton (newly generated wk)
B.Martin (SLA)
First up a three day match v Victoria.
Openers
S.Fleming
M.Papps
T.McIntosh
Other Batsmen
P.Fulton (captain)
M.Sinclair
C.Harris
J.Ryder
K.Mills (all rounder RM)
J.Oram (all rounder RM)
J.How
Keeper
C.Nevin
Pace Bowlers
I.O'Brien (RM)
M.Gillespie (RFM)
J.Franklin (all rounder LFM)
M.Walker (all rounder RM)
D.Tuffey (RFM)
M.Orchard (all rounder RM)
Spin Bowler
B.Walker (LS)
Some difficult decisions to make with players unlucky to miss out being:
M.Horne (opening batsman)
N.Astle (allrounder)
H.Marshall (wk)
C.Hampton (newly generated wk)
B.Martin (SLA)
First up a three day match v Victoria.
The Baconator
International Vice-Captain
Obvoiusly we haven't see the last of Chris Nevin in New Zealand colours.
thewizard1o1
International Debutant
Nevin? 
Good luck!
Good luck!
Mystical Ninja
Cricket Spectator
Good to see arnberger in the runs, played against him once, hit the ball a mile (batting left handed)!
Yeah - Nevin gets another chance mainly due to his better player stats and Hamish Marshall's poor current season form. Also the newly generated keeper would be a bit much of a risk so early and his stats aren't quite as good as Nevin's anyway!thewizard1o1 said:Nevin?
Good luck!
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thewizard1o1
International Debutant
Fair enough...your the boss 