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*Official* New Zealand domestic season 2022/23

Bahnz

Hall of Fame Member
The ease and consistency with which Latham scores runs opening the batting in the Shield is another reason to be worried about the standard of current domestic bowling attacks.
 

ataraxia

International Coach
Very surprised Wellington is on top like this lol, wonderful centuries. 47 over gap between boundaries for Rachin.

lol at the Randell engine room 90 thanks to Toole's by-his-standards-blistering 15 (80)
 

SteveNZ

Cricketer Of The Year
The ease and consistency with which Latham scores runs opening the batting in the Shield is another reason to be worried about the standard of current domestic bowling attacks.
To be fair, he dines out on reasonable international attacks too, and certainly in the past has shown an ability to get to 20-30 against good attacks. I don't think it says much about domestic bowlers, more he feels very comfortable mentally scoring domestic runs.

I've always thought his issues were mental, nothing to do with how his technique holds up against good attacks. Doesn't really have a dominant mode of dismissal that exposes his technique, consistently gets out in different ways across a number of series'.
 

straw man

Hall of Fame Member
Excellent start to Thorn Parkes' domestic career in a low-scorer.

Annoying there aren't any clips from the CD/Canterbury game after day 1.
 

straw man

Hall of Fame Member
Important runs here for Otago. Duffy smashing it.
Three sixes in an over off Somerville, nice.

Wonder if ND will avoid wasting their platform second time round against Wellington. Almost even-stevens now and they really should be able to dominate this Wellington attack.
 

Bahnz

Hall of Fame Member
ND have to be moving into favourites territory now. Wellington showing off the perils of employing a county attack on a Basin seamy road.

Always nice to see Otago mugging one of the big boys.
 

Kippax

Cricketer Of The Year
This would've been an ideal situation to get that controversial loan player system from last season back in action. Some of those Auckland A bowlers like Samrath Singh and Yahya Zeb do have a bit of speed.
 

Kippax

Cricketer Of The Year
Jordan Sussex another option. Cleaned up Greg Hay and had 3/36 match figures on first-class debut late last season, now has to bide his time.
 

Kippax

Cricketer Of The Year
Travis Muller continuing to love a North Island pitch with 7/69 match figures.

EPOO+Basin record for him is now 19 wickets @ 18, Uni+Molyneux record a far less respectable 11 wickets @ 60.
 

straw man

Hall of Fame Member
Travis Muller continuing to love a North Island pitch with 7/69 match figures.

EPOO+Basin record for him is now 19 wickets @ 18, Uni+Molyneux record a far less respectable 11 wickets @ 60.
Yeah his bowling looks quite handy. Think Otago would like more from him with the bat though.

McPeake picks up 9 for the match, top for the round so far beating Duffy's 8. Though McPeake did little with the (first) new ball in both innings, instead made later breakthroughs - put a spanner in the engine room.
 

straw man

Hall of Fame Member
Nasty ball from Henry to get Young, nipped back a long way. Thought at first a tough umpire's call but on closer viewing was fair.

Would be really good if the nzc video clip viewer had a 0.5x speed or frame-by-frame flick-through control.
 

HeathDavisSpeed

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Quite the collapse from ND this morning, but it is much more overcast today in Wellington - also a bit of rain in the air. Could be making things a bit more spicy.
 

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