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*Official* Champions League Discussion and Results Thread
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SirBloody Idiot
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Quality start Wolves. Awesome lineup, too
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Group A: Sussex v Deccan
Deccan 174-6 (20 overs)
A Symonds 62* (45), SB Styris 35 (14), XPA Rose 14* (9)
JE Anyon 2-34 (4), M Corrin 0-20 (2)
Sussex 141-8 (20 overs)
RSC Martin-Jenkins 30 (18), M Corrin 25 (25)
XPA Rose 4-28 (4), A Symonds 2-32 (4)
Deccan won by 33 runs | Man of the Match: A Symonds
Group A: Wayamba v Cape Cobras
Wayamba 181-3 (20 overs)
DPMD Jayawardene 79* (38), ML Udawatte 33 (20), HGJM Kalatunga 31 (18)
JP Duminy 1-12 (2)
Cape Cobras 144-8 (20 overs)
JL Ontong 38* (14), AG Puttick 28 (26)
I Udana 3-35 (4)
Wayamba won by 37 runs | Man of the Match: DPMD Jaywardene
Group B: Kolkata v Kings XI Punjab
Kolkata 143-5 (20 overs)
JJD Heads 51* (42), LR Shukla 28* (25), MD Luff 26 (17)
VRV Singh 2-19 (4), IK Pathan 2-28 (4)
Kings XI Punjab 99-8 (20 overs)
KC Sangakkara 34 (32), B Lee 26* (23)
LR Shukla 3-11 (4), I Sharma 2-12 (4)
Kolkata won by 44 runs | Man of the Match: LR Shukla
Group B: Eagles v Somerset
Somerset 166-6 (20 overs)
C Kieswetter 81 (43), RJ Dauth 35 (27)
T Tshabalala 2-15 (4), R McLaren 2-37 (4)
Eagles 157-6 (20 overs)
HH Dippenaar 39 (25), T Tshabalala 34 (30)
AC Thomas 4-28 (4), CM Willoughby 2-42 (4)
Somerset won by 9 runs | Man of the Match: AC Thomas
Group A: T&T vs East Robbham Upper Body
In their most complete performance of the tournament to date, Upper Body dented Trinidad and Tobago's unbeaten record with a comfortable 28-run win. Things started poorly after Nath Patrick chose to bat - Hughes (0) and Smith (4) back in the pavilion within the first 3 overs. But Shane Watson stood tall and played a series of a crunching pull shots on his way to 77. Joshua Ritchie and Bosco Fitzsimmons again chimed in in the middle order, with 40 and 42 respectively, and Upper Body reached an impressive 181-5.
Notably Dave Mohammed went wicketless for 46 runs against the team he helped to the Champions League.
The large total looked particularly intimidating as Liam Camps and Nath Patrick pegged back 3 quick wickets for 27. But like Watson before him, West Indies opener Adrian Barath played an attractive hand to keep hope alive. His 43 came from 26 balls, until he produced a thin edge to Fitzsimmons behind the stumps. Wickets tumbled as the required rate escalated, and T&T ultimately needed a 32-run stand for the last wicket to salvage their pride.
Upper Body 181-5 (20 overs)
SR Watson 77 (53), BC Fitzsimmons 42 (27), JJ Ritchie 40 (22)
R Rampaul 2-33 (4), DA Kearsley 1-37 (4)
T&T 153 all out (18.3 overs)
AB Barath 43 (26), D Mohammed 20 (13), DA Kearsley 19 (18)
LA Camps 4-32 (3.3), NL Patrick 2-34 (4)
Upper Body won by 28 runs | Man of the Match: SR Watson
Group B: West Robbham Rabid Wolves vs Otago
Underdogs Otago stunned West Robbham, chasing 180 to win with 7 balls to spare. Internationals Brendon McCullum and Aaron Redmond sparked the impressive chase with a quickfire 80 for the first wicket, within 7 overs. McCullum was bowled by Flintoff for 40 (25 balls), but Redmond batted on and battered the Rabid Wolves seamers. He hit 5 fours and 4 sixes in 86 from 49 balls. By the time he was caught behind off Flintoff, 3 overs were left to score 18 runs. The potentially tricky chase was made easy by Greg Todd, as he lashed 3 consecutive fours off Flintoff.
The Rabid Wolves batted well earlier in the day, led by Dan Rai who atoned for consecutive ducks with a top score of 81. He hit 5 sixes and 2 fours and anchored a total of 179-6. In the closing stages the key batting came from Mørk, however, as he launched McSkimming into the stands twice on his way to 24 from 9 balls.
Rabid Wolves 179-6 (20 overs)
DK Rai 84 (57), NG Scott 34 (22), H Mørk 24* (9)
CD Cumming 2-19 (2), Yasir Arafat 2-32 (4)
Otago 183-4 (18.5 overs)
AJ Redmond 86 (49), BB McCullum 40 (25), NL McCullum 28* (24)
A Flintoff 2-34 (3.5)
Otago won by 6 wickets | Man of the Match: AJ Redmond
Deccan 174-6 (20 overs)
A Symonds 62* (45), SB Styris 35 (14), XPA Rose 14* (9)
JE Anyon 2-34 (4), M Corrin 0-20 (2)
Sussex 141-8 (20 overs)
RSC Martin-Jenkins 30 (18), M Corrin 25 (25)
XPA Rose 4-28 (4), A Symonds 2-32 (4)
Deccan won by 33 runs | Man of the Match: A Symonds
Group A: Wayamba v Cape Cobras
Wayamba 181-3 (20 overs)
DPMD Jayawardene 79* (38), ML Udawatte 33 (20), HGJM Kalatunga 31 (18)
JP Duminy 1-12 (2)
Cape Cobras 144-8 (20 overs)
JL Ontong 38* (14), AG Puttick 28 (26)
I Udana 3-35 (4)
Wayamba won by 37 runs | Man of the Match: DPMD Jaywardene
Group B: Kolkata v Kings XI Punjab
Kolkata 143-5 (20 overs)
JJD Heads 51* (42), LR Shukla 28* (25), MD Luff 26 (17)
VRV Singh 2-19 (4), IK Pathan 2-28 (4)
Kings XI Punjab 99-8 (20 overs)
KC Sangakkara 34 (32), B Lee 26* (23)
LR Shukla 3-11 (4), I Sharma 2-12 (4)
Kolkata won by 44 runs | Man of the Match: LR Shukla
Group B: Eagles v Somerset
Somerset 166-6 (20 overs)
C Kieswetter 81 (43), RJ Dauth 35 (27)
T Tshabalala 2-15 (4), R McLaren 2-37 (4)
Eagles 157-6 (20 overs)
HH Dippenaar 39 (25), T Tshabalala 34 (30)
AC Thomas 4-28 (4), CM Willoughby 2-42 (4)
Somerset won by 9 runs | Man of the Match: AC Thomas
Group A: T&T vs East Robbham Upper Body
In their most complete performance of the tournament to date, Upper Body dented Trinidad and Tobago's unbeaten record with a comfortable 28-run win. Things started poorly after Nath Patrick chose to bat - Hughes (0) and Smith (4) back in the pavilion within the first 3 overs. But Shane Watson stood tall and played a series of a crunching pull shots on his way to 77. Joshua Ritchie and Bosco Fitzsimmons again chimed in in the middle order, with 40 and 42 respectively, and Upper Body reached an impressive 181-5.
Notably Dave Mohammed went wicketless for 46 runs against the team he helped to the Champions League.
The large total looked particularly intimidating as Liam Camps and Nath Patrick pegged back 3 quick wickets for 27. But like Watson before him, West Indies opener Adrian Barath played an attractive hand to keep hope alive. His 43 came from 26 balls, until he produced a thin edge to Fitzsimmons behind the stumps. Wickets tumbled as the required rate escalated, and T&T ultimately needed a 32-run stand for the last wicket to salvage their pride.
Upper Body 181-5 (20 overs)
SR Watson 77 (53), BC Fitzsimmons 42 (27), JJ Ritchie 40 (22)
R Rampaul 2-33 (4), DA Kearsley 1-37 (4)
T&T 153 all out (18.3 overs)
AB Barath 43 (26), D Mohammed 20 (13), DA Kearsley 19 (18)
LA Camps 4-32 (3.3), NL Patrick 2-34 (4)
Upper Body won by 28 runs | Man of the Match: SR Watson
Group B: West Robbham Rabid Wolves vs Otago
Underdogs Otago stunned West Robbham, chasing 180 to win with 7 balls to spare. Internationals Brendon McCullum and Aaron Redmond sparked the impressive chase with a quickfire 80 for the first wicket, within 7 overs. McCullum was bowled by Flintoff for 40 (25 balls), but Redmond batted on and battered the Rabid Wolves seamers. He hit 5 fours and 4 sixes in 86 from 49 balls. By the time he was caught behind off Flintoff, 3 overs were left to score 18 runs. The potentially tricky chase was made easy by Greg Todd, as he lashed 3 consecutive fours off Flintoff.
The Rabid Wolves batted well earlier in the day, led by Dan Rai who atoned for consecutive ducks with a top score of 81. He hit 5 sixes and 2 fours and anchored a total of 179-6. In the closing stages the key batting came from Mørk, however, as he launched McSkimming into the stands twice on his way to 24 from 9 balls.
Rabid Wolves 179-6 (20 overs)
DK Rai 84 (57), NG Scott 34 (22), H Mørk 24* (9)
CD Cumming 2-19 (2), Yasir Arafat 2-32 (4)
Otago 183-4 (18.5 overs)
AJ Redmond 86 (49), BB McCullum 40 (25), NL McCullum 28* (24)
A Flintoff 2-34 (3.5)
Otago won by 6 wickets | Man of the Match: AJ Redmond
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[B]Group A
Team M W L Pts NRR[/B]
Queensland 2 2 0 10 1.19
Trinidad & Tobago 3 2 1 10 1.1
Upper Body 3 2 1 10 0.27
[U]Deccan 2 1 1 5 0.58[/U]
Wayamba 2 1 1 5 0.13
Sussex 3 1 2 5 -1.4
Cape Cobras 3 0 3 0 -1.33
[B]Group B
Team M W L Pts NRR[/B]
Kolkata 2 2 0 10 1.55
Rabid Wolves 3 2 1 10 0.74
Kings XI Punjab 3 2 1 10 0.47
[U]Otago 3 1 2 5 -0.51[/U]
Victoria 2 1 1 5 -0.69
Somerset 3 1 2 5 -0.92
Eagles 2 0 2 0 -0.53Mr Mxyzptlk
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Stats so far for all CW players in the tournament.
Joshua Ritchie top with the bat, with Camps and Cannon sharing bowling honours.
Joshua Ritchie top with the bat, with Camps and Cannon sharing bowling honours.
kears_falcon_9
International Debutant
Bit of a dent there, but sings still positive...
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Decent chance of making the final. Continuing the baffling trend of bowling well in T20.
Goughy
Hall of Fame Member
Crap, crap, crap. I really didnt want to lose that game. I had already decided to play game 4 with an all CW line-up and Id rather have done that at 3-0 rather than 2-1. Oh well. Here is trusting the local talent.
XI for Game 4
1. NG Scott
2. DK Rai
3. DP Richards
4. Read
5. DeSilva
6. Morris
7. H Mørk (wkt)
8. SA Bennett
9. SV Raghav
10. MJ Smith
11. KJ Gough
Bowling
1- Flintoff, Gough
2- M. Smith
3- Richards, Bennett
4- Raghav, Morris
XI for Game 4
1. NG Scott
2. DK Rai
3. DP Richards
4. Read
5. DeSilva
6. Morris
7. H Mørk (wkt)
8. SA Bennett
9. SV Raghav
10. MJ Smith
11. KJ Gough
Bowling
1- Flintoff, Gough
2- M. Smith
3- Richards, Bennett
4- Raghav, Morris
SirBloody Idiot
Cricketer Of The Year
Yuck performance really. I mean Redmond?
Nate
You'll Never Walk Alone
East Robham Upper Body XI vs Deccan Chargers in Match Four
1) PJ Hughes
2) SR Watson
3) DP Smith
4) JJ Ritchie
5) BC Fitzsimmons [wk]
6) LA Camps
7) CJ Dinnen
8) MA Cannon
9) DJ Watt
10) NL Patrick [c]
11) JP McNamara
Bowling -
1) Watt, Camps
2) Patrick, McNamara, Cannon
or, unchanged.
1) PJ Hughes
2) SR Watson
3) DP Smith
4) JJ Ritchie
5) BC Fitzsimmons [wk]
6) LA Camps
7) CJ Dinnen
8) MA Cannon
9) DJ Watt
10) NL Patrick [c]
11) JP McNamara
Bowling -
1) Watt, Camps
2) Patrick, McNamara, Cannon
or, unchanged.
Magrat Garlick
Global Moderator
A Smith responsible for the database, obviously.
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Group A: Sussex v Wayamba
Wayamba 86 all out (17 overs)
J Mubarak 39* (37), ML Udawatte 14 (13)
JE Anyon 3-20 (4), MH Yardy 2-5 (2), M Corrin 0-12 (2)
Sussex 87-4 (12 overs)
M Corrin 38* (29), CD Nash 17 (7)
BAW Mendis 2-14 (2)
Sussex won by 6 wickets | Man of the Match: M Corrin
Group A: Queensland v T&T
Queensland 102-7 (20 overs)
RJ Harris 24* (25), CP Simpson 24 (32)
S Ganga 2-12 (4), D Mohammed 2-23 (4), DA Kearsley 0-18 (4)
T&T 105-7 (14.3 overs)
D Ganga 25 (19), LMP Simmons 23 (12), DA Kearsley 16 (9)
AA Noffke 3-27 (2)
T&T won by 3 wickets | Man of the Match: LMP Simmons
Group B: Eagles v Kings XI Punjab
Eagles 83 all out (13.4 overs)
D Elgar 25* (26), CJD de Villier 13 (6)
VRV Singh 4-30 (3.4), IK Pathan 3-20 (3)
Kings XI Punjab 87-2 (13.1 overs)
KC Sangakkara 38 (37), SE Marsh 36 (28)
CJD de Villiers 1-6 (2)
Kings XI Punjab won by 8 wickets | Man of the Match: VRV Singh
Group B: Victoria v Otago
Victoria 191-8 (20 overs)
AJ Crosthwaite 59* (39), BJ Hodge 53 (22)
WC McSkimming 2-21 (4)
Otago 96 all out (13.2 overs)
SM Harwood 3-11 (2), AB McDonald 3-15 (4), GM Thomas 0-11 (1)
Victoria won by 95 runs | Man of the Match: AJ Crosthwaite
Group A: Deccan vs East Robbham Upper Body
East Robbham continued to gather momentum as they beat Deccan by 4 wickets for a third victory of the campaign. Upper Body captain Nath Patrick rounded off a fine bowling performance with a 4-wicket haul, as Deccan posted a meagre 100 all out. While Patrick, a CW XI discard, had the best figures of 4-19, the real damage was done by spinners Cannon (2-14) and McNamara (3-26) in the middle overs. They shared 5 wickets and rushed through a batting lineup where only four players reached double figures.
What should have been an easy chase was complicated by the failure of Phil Hughes (6) and Dan Smith (12) at the top of the order. The latter was caught in the deep of left-armer Pragyan Ojha, who went on to snap up Fitzsimmons, Camps and Dinnen for a hat-trick of ducks. But a foundation had been laid by Shane Watson (31) and Joshua Ritchie. From 77-6, Ritchie smashed four consecutive sixes - including a free hit - off the luckless Harmeet Singh to seal the result.
Deccan 100 all out (12 overs)
AA Bilakhia 29* (15), Y Venugopal Rao 22 (13), XPA Rose 16 (8)
NL Patrick 4-19 (3), JP McNamara 3-26 (3), MA Cannon 2-14 (2)
Upper Body 102-6 (11.3 overs)
JJ Ritchie 53* (23), SR Watson 31 (26)
PP Ojha 4-17 (3)
Upper Body won by 4 wickets | Man of the Match: NL Patrick
Group B: West Robbham Rabid Wolves vs Kolkata
Kolkata Knight Riders batted first and posted a challenging 177-7, but an all-CW Rabid Wolves lineup chased it down impressively, with 8 balls to spare. Crucial to the effort was Nick Scott, who launched Ajit Agarkar for 3 sixes, and hit 7 in total, as he raised the third hundred of the tournament- 119 off 63 balls. The opener was in irresistible form and ensured that West Robbham never had any difficulties bouncing back from defeat in the previous round.
It was a less certain affair for the bowlers, particularly captain Kev Gough, who was belted for 43 from his 3 overs. CWer Matt Luff (64) and in-form allrounder Laxmi Shukla (50*) were the standouts, after Raghav Suryadevara set Kolkata back with some good new ball bowling. Suryadevara took 2-26, and fellow seamer Matt Mikey Smith continued his excellent form with a tidy 1-24 from 4 overs.
Kolkata 177-7 (20 overs)
MD Luff 64 (39), LR Shukla 50* (23), JJD Heads 7 (10)
SV Raghav 2-26 (3), SA Bennett 2-28 (4)
Rabid Wolves 181-3 (18.4 overs)
NG Scott 119 (63), BS Read 32* (28)
CH Gayle 2-29 (3)
Rabid Wolves won by 7 wickets | Man of the Match: NG Scott
Wayamba 86 all out (17 overs)
J Mubarak 39* (37), ML Udawatte 14 (13)
JE Anyon 3-20 (4), MH Yardy 2-5 (2), M Corrin 0-12 (2)
Sussex 87-4 (12 overs)
M Corrin 38* (29), CD Nash 17 (7)
BAW Mendis 2-14 (2)
Sussex won by 6 wickets | Man of the Match: M Corrin
Group A: Queensland v T&T
Queensland 102-7 (20 overs)
RJ Harris 24* (25), CP Simpson 24 (32)
S Ganga 2-12 (4), D Mohammed 2-23 (4), DA Kearsley 0-18 (4)
T&T 105-7 (14.3 overs)
D Ganga 25 (19), LMP Simmons 23 (12), DA Kearsley 16 (9)
AA Noffke 3-27 (2)
T&T won by 3 wickets | Man of the Match: LMP Simmons
Group B: Eagles v Kings XI Punjab
Eagles 83 all out (13.4 overs)
D Elgar 25* (26), CJD de Villier 13 (6)
VRV Singh 4-30 (3.4), IK Pathan 3-20 (3)
Kings XI Punjab 87-2 (13.1 overs)
KC Sangakkara 38 (37), SE Marsh 36 (28)
CJD de Villiers 1-6 (2)
Kings XI Punjab won by 8 wickets | Man of the Match: VRV Singh
Group B: Victoria v Otago
Victoria 191-8 (20 overs)
AJ Crosthwaite 59* (39), BJ Hodge 53 (22)
WC McSkimming 2-21 (4)
Otago 96 all out (13.2 overs)
SM Harwood 3-11 (2), AB McDonald 3-15 (4), GM Thomas 0-11 (1)
Victoria won by 95 runs | Man of the Match: AJ Crosthwaite
Group A: Deccan vs East Robbham Upper Body
East Robbham continued to gather momentum as they beat Deccan by 4 wickets for a third victory of the campaign. Upper Body captain Nath Patrick rounded off a fine bowling performance with a 4-wicket haul, as Deccan posted a meagre 100 all out. While Patrick, a CW XI discard, had the best figures of 4-19, the real damage was done by spinners Cannon (2-14) and McNamara (3-26) in the middle overs. They shared 5 wickets and rushed through a batting lineup where only four players reached double figures.
What should have been an easy chase was complicated by the failure of Phil Hughes (6) and Dan Smith (12) at the top of the order. The latter was caught in the deep of left-armer Pragyan Ojha, who went on to snap up Fitzsimmons, Camps and Dinnen for a hat-trick of ducks. But a foundation had been laid by Shane Watson (31) and Joshua Ritchie. From 77-6, Ritchie smashed four consecutive sixes - including a free hit - off the luckless Harmeet Singh to seal the result.
Deccan 100 all out (12 overs)
AA Bilakhia 29* (15), Y Venugopal Rao 22 (13), XPA Rose 16 (8)
NL Patrick 4-19 (3), JP McNamara 3-26 (3), MA Cannon 2-14 (2)
Upper Body 102-6 (11.3 overs)
JJ Ritchie 53* (23), SR Watson 31 (26)
PP Ojha 4-17 (3)
Upper Body won by 4 wickets | Man of the Match: NL Patrick
Group B: West Robbham Rabid Wolves vs Kolkata
Kolkata Knight Riders batted first and posted a challenging 177-7, but an all-CW Rabid Wolves lineup chased it down impressively, with 8 balls to spare. Crucial to the effort was Nick Scott, who launched Ajit Agarkar for 3 sixes, and hit 7 in total, as he raised the third hundred of the tournament- 119 off 63 balls. The opener was in irresistible form and ensured that West Robbham never had any difficulties bouncing back from defeat in the previous round.
It was a less certain affair for the bowlers, particularly captain Kev Gough, who was belted for 43 from his 3 overs. CWer Matt Luff (64) and in-form allrounder Laxmi Shukla (50*) were the standouts, after Raghav Suryadevara set Kolkata back with some good new ball bowling. Suryadevara took 2-26, and fellow seamer Matt Mikey Smith continued his excellent form with a tidy 1-24 from 4 overs.
Kolkata 177-7 (20 overs)
MD Luff 64 (39), LR Shukla 50* (23), JJD Heads 7 (10)
SV Raghav 2-26 (3), SA Bennett 2-28 (4)
Rabid Wolves 181-3 (18.4 overs)
NG Scott 119 (63), BS Read 32* (28)
CH Gayle 2-29 (3)
Rabid Wolves won by 7 wickets | Man of the Match: NG Scott