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*Official* Pakistan in CWLand
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I'm not about to edit it. You know what your name is. That's all that matters.AussieDominance said:
AUST_HiTMaN
International Debutant
Quite pleased to get a recall into the ODI XI, albeit surprisingly.
Looking forward to bowling at the top level again. Go CW.
Looking forward to bowling at the top level again. Go CW.
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Good luck CW and Crampton. Hope you make a fine debut 
FaaipDeOiad
Hall of Fame Member
Go CW. Good luck to Crampton on debut especially.
Robertinho
Cricketer Of The Year
Yeah good luck to Crampton on his debut, happy to be picked, great to have the #4 spot 
Cmon CW! 4 Red, 5 Blue and 2 Black.
Cmon CW! 4 Red, 5 Blue and 2 Black.
NZTailender
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David said:
I don't know what's worse. His grammar or the identity crisis poor Ritchie is having.
Poor, poor, Ritchie.
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CW XI THRASH Pakistan
1st ODI - CW XI vs Pakistan
at the Pickford Reserve
Scorecard
Commentary
'Dominant' was hardly the fitting term to describe the way in which the Cricket Web XI dismantled Pakistan in the opening one-day international of their five-match series. Not merely content with bowling Pakistan out for 127, the Webheads chased the total without losing a wicket, and with 26.3 overs to spare.
Brendon Goff won the toss and inserted Pakistan in heavily overcast conditions. The CW XI bowled disciplined lines, but Pakistan advanced to 72-1 before coming undone. Malik drove uppishly to Goff at short extra cover, then Afridi's frustrating vigil was ended soon after by Neil Pickup.
Pickup and Robbins then proceeded to take the next 5 wickets, leaving Dave Watt to clean up with the scalps of Yasir Arafat and Mohammad Asif. Pakistan ultimately lost their last 9 wickets for 55 runs in the space of 16.5 overs.
It seemed a formality that the home team would get home, given especially that the sun came out and conditions improved drastically. Erratic pace bowling was a bigger factor, however, and a superb spell by Shoaib Akhtar was not backed well by Asif and Arafat, as the two looked far from potent in support.
Markus pulled Asif to midwicket to raise his half-century, then Camps followed soon after with a tickle to the legside. The winning runs then came off Markus' bat, as he clubbed Asif back overhead for boundary, taking victory in emphatic fashion.
Pakistan 127 all out (37.5 overs)
Shahid Afridi 40, Shoaib Malik 26; NS Pickup 4-27, MJ Robbins 3-35
Cricket Web XI 130-0 (23.3 overs)
I Markus 63*, LA Camps 53*
Cricket Web XI won by 10 wickets.
Man of the Match: NS Pickup
How OUT:
Pakistan
Imran Farhat - played back to short ball, played on
Shahid Afridi - slapped full toss into hands of short extra cover
Shoaib Malik - drove uppishly to short extra cover
Younis Khan - smartly stumped, charging at a sharp legbreak
Inzamam-ul-Haq - punched straight drive low to bowler
Mohammad Hafeez - flicked low to short midwicket
Kamran Akmal - top-edged sweep, caught at legslip
Yasir Arafat - pulled to midon, caught at chest height
Shoaib Akhtar - drove at outswinger, caught 4th slip
Arshad Khan - not out
Mohammad Asif - beaten by a full slow slow slower delivery
1st ODI - CW XI vs Pakistan
at the Pickford Reserve
Scorecard
Commentary
'Dominant' was hardly the fitting term to describe the way in which the Cricket Web XI dismantled Pakistan in the opening one-day international of their five-match series. Not merely content with bowling Pakistan out for 127, the Webheads chased the total without losing a wicket, and with 26.3 overs to spare.
Brendon Goff won the toss and inserted Pakistan in heavily overcast conditions. The CW XI bowled disciplined lines, but Pakistan advanced to 72-1 before coming undone. Malik drove uppishly to Goff at short extra cover, then Afridi's frustrating vigil was ended soon after by Neil Pickup.
Pickup and Robbins then proceeded to take the next 5 wickets, leaving Dave Watt to clean up with the scalps of Yasir Arafat and Mohammad Asif. Pakistan ultimately lost their last 9 wickets for 55 runs in the space of 16.5 overs.
It seemed a formality that the home team would get home, given especially that the sun came out and conditions improved drastically. Erratic pace bowling was a bigger factor, however, and a superb spell by Shoaib Akhtar was not backed well by Asif and Arafat, as the two looked far from potent in support.
Markus pulled Asif to midwicket to raise his half-century, then Camps followed soon after with a tickle to the legside. The winning runs then came off Markus' bat, as he clubbed Asif back overhead for boundary, taking victory in emphatic fashion.
Pakistan 127 all out (37.5 overs)
Shahid Afridi 40, Shoaib Malik 26; NS Pickup 4-27, MJ Robbins 3-35
Cricket Web XI 130-0 (23.3 overs)
I Markus 63*, LA Camps 53*
Cricket Web XI won by 10 wickets.
Man of the Match: NS Pickup
How OUT:
Pakistan
Imran Farhat - played back to short ball, played on
Shahid Afridi - slapped full toss into hands of short extra cover
Shoaib Malik - drove uppishly to short extra cover
Younis Khan - smartly stumped, charging at a sharp legbreak
Inzamam-ul-Haq - punched straight drive low to bowler
Mohammad Hafeez - flicked low to short midwicket
Kamran Akmal - top-edged sweep, caught at legslip
Yasir Arafat - pulled to midon, caught at chest height
Shoaib Akhtar - drove at outswinger, caught 4th slip
Arshad Khan - not out
Mohammad Asif - beaten by a full slow slow slower delivery
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FaaipDeOiad
Hall of Fame Member
Wow, absolute hammering there. Top performance by the bowlers.
Magrat Garlick
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Code:
Shahid Afridi c BJ Goff b NS Pickup 40
Balls 80 Fours 2 Sixes 0Good stuff, though. The ODI team rumbles on.
The Baconator
International Vice-Captain
Great stuff, completely wiped the floor with them.
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Another injury blow for Pakistan
Following on from their devastating defeat at the hands of the Cricket Web XI, Pakistan face further challenges with the loss of Kamran Akmal for the next 3 ODI matches. Akmal broke his toe in a warm down session after the 10-wicket defeat in the first ODI.
The PCB have not announced a replacement, but coach Bob Woolmer has indicated that Younis Khan is prepared to take the gloves for the next three matches.
Following on from their devastating defeat at the hands of the Cricket Web XI, Pakistan face further challenges with the loss of Kamran Akmal for the next 3 ODI matches. Akmal broke his toe in a warm down session after the 10-wicket defeat in the first ODI.
The PCB have not announced a replacement, but coach Bob Woolmer has indicated that Younis Khan is prepared to take the gloves for the next three matches.
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I suspected as much, but then ran it until a CW name showed up, so it's clearly not exclusively Pakistan injuries. Still rather unusual.steds said:
Tom Halsey
International Coach
Heh, not even needed... well played the Webbers, good stuff, the batting performance of the openers to get the runs so quickly shouldn't be ignored either.
Neil Pickup
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Can we get a speed gun reading for that, please?Mr Mxyzptlk said:
Fantastic team effort and as dominant as you could want.
Well done to Alex on debut - no byes and a stumping is always a good way to start.
As for the injury sim? Well, if I'd rigged it, then Black wouldn't be missing Roberts and Butler for extended periods...
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
Fantastic stuff guys
