AussieDominance
Banned
Are we going to invite guest players to make up the numbers Garven or use like bugs junior or whatever?
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The Green Thread
- Thread starter Majin
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Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Would appreciate it if someone volunteered to write match reports.
They'll be sent the scorecards and commentary files by mail and then write from that.
They'll be sent the scorecards and commentary files by mail and then write from that.
DCC_legend
International Regular
I'll have a go at it, might not be the best match reports ever...
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
NSW young guns Moises Henriques, Setphen O'Keefe, Ed Cowan and Ben Rohrer were invited to take part so we could field 2 full teams.
The OD sides
Team 1
A Garven (c)
D Hogarth
B Read
D Dubb-Lynch (wk)
M Henriques
S O'Keefe
T Halsey
X Rose
B Cunningham
M Mitchell
E McNamara
vs
Team 2
R Malone (c)
A Lezama (wk)
N Scott
J Rodgie
E Cowan
B Rohrer
M Corrin
P Gundry
D Speirs
A Cameron
J Forner
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
Thanks for that
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
And the sides for the FC game
Team 1
A Lezama (wk)
D Hogarth
B Read
A Garven (c)
M Henriques
S O'Keefe
X Rose
T Halsey
J Forner
M Mitchell
E McNamara
vs
Team 2
R Malone (c)
E Cowan
N Scott
J Rodgie
M Corrin
D Dubb-Lynch (wk)
B Rohrer
B Cunningham
D Speirs
P Gundry
A Cameron
Team 1
A Lezama (wk)
D Hogarth
B Read
A Garven (c)
M Henriques
S O'Keefe
X Rose
T Halsey
J Forner
M Mitchell
E McNamara
vs
Team 2
R Malone (c)
E Cowan
N Scott
J Rodgie
M Corrin
D Dubb-Lynch (wk)
B Rohrer
B Cunningham
D Speirs
P Gundry
A Cameron
Travis_Teh
International Regular
We all know how well that tactic works ....
AussieDominance
Banned
Hak if you want to you can send em to me rusty_492@hotmail.com and I will get the up as soon as possible if they haven't been put up before that!
bugssy
Cricketer Of The Year
i am interested to see how these 2 games go......keen to see actually
have they been done or whats the go hakon : lol
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Sorry, you'll have to wait till tomorrow. Been sleeping now and going on an airplane in ten minutes.
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
A. J. Garven's XI vs R. J. Malone's XI
at CWBCC Stadium
Match report courtesy of Justin Rodgie
As Green players descended upon CWBCC Stadium in the morning the sense of anticaption was amazing what was to follow was some even better cricket the day started with Cowan being dismissed early on by the ever reliable Rose, Mitchell too got into the act when he dismissed last season stalwart Malone. Rodgie and Scott then went about rebuilding a mess when they carefully and reliably smashed Halsey to all parts of the ground, with figures of 9-0-1-56 it was not Halsey's day, Rodgie and Scott brought up patient fifties before both throwing their wickets away to both Halsey and Rose. Dubb- Lynch got a start but delivered a catch to Green captain Garven off the bowling of Mitchell, Forner then went about destroying the lower order in a show of his wares in a spell that will keep keen Green observers looking out for the talented youngster. 10/267 seemed about par on this timid pitch.
Anthony Lezama the wicket-keeper batsmen showed a force to be reckoned with with a patient 116(241) with various contributions around him from Hogarth, Read and Rose who was left stranded on 42, 10/259 just 8 runs shy of the Malone XI. Cunningham and young gun Speirs were the pick of the bowlers both picking up 3 wickets apiece.
Cowan,Scott and Rodgie quickly disappeared into the pavilion at the commencement of the 2nd innings, it all seemed rosy for the Garven XI before a masterclass by Malone and Rookie Corrin stole the show both battling their way to crucial 70's. Cunningham and Cameron then went about building one of the best partnership's in Green history when they compiled 155 runs for the 10th wicket, and Cunningham ended up with 113*(128) crucial runs while, Andy "Pigeon" Cameron stole the show from Number 11 with 55*(135). With 9/435 the game was in the Malone XI hands.
With 444 runs required a good start was needed Cameron and Cunnigham destroyed any hope with 1 wicket a peice late on day 3. What was to follow was special Lezama and Garven offered resistance in both compiling 50's as did talented NSW all-rounder Henriques in compiling 88, that was to be the end with Cameron ripping through the rest of the order in a work man like fashion in picking up 8/62 off 24 hard working overs.
Malone XI 267 all out
Scott 68,Rodgie 58, Forner 4/70
Garven XI 259 all out
Lezama 116,Rose 42*, Speirs 3/48, Cunningham 3/51
Malone XI 9/435 dec
Malone 72 Corrin 77, Cunningham 113, Cameron 55, Mcnamara 3/100
Garven XI 294 all out
Henriques 88,Lezama 58, Garven 56, Cameron 8/62
Malone XI won by 149 runs
Man of the Match: A. A. Cameron
at CWBCC Stadium
Match report courtesy of Justin Rodgie
As Green players descended upon CWBCC Stadium in the morning the sense of anticaption was amazing what was to follow was some even better cricket the day started with Cowan being dismissed early on by the ever reliable Rose, Mitchell too got into the act when he dismissed last season stalwart Malone. Rodgie and Scott then went about rebuilding a mess when they carefully and reliably smashed Halsey to all parts of the ground, with figures of 9-0-1-56 it was not Halsey's day, Rodgie and Scott brought up patient fifties before both throwing their wickets away to both Halsey and Rose. Dubb- Lynch got a start but delivered a catch to Green captain Garven off the bowling of Mitchell, Forner then went about destroying the lower order in a show of his wares in a spell that will keep keen Green observers looking out for the talented youngster. 10/267 seemed about par on this timid pitch.
Anthony Lezama the wicket-keeper batsmen showed a force to be reckoned with with a patient 116(241) with various contributions around him from Hogarth, Read and Rose who was left stranded on 42, 10/259 just 8 runs shy of the Malone XI. Cunningham and young gun Speirs were the pick of the bowlers both picking up 3 wickets apiece.
Cowan,Scott and Rodgie quickly disappeared into the pavilion at the commencement of the 2nd innings, it all seemed rosy for the Garven XI before a masterclass by Malone and Rookie Corrin stole the show both battling their way to crucial 70's. Cunningham and Cameron then went about building one of the best partnership's in Green history when they compiled 155 runs for the 10th wicket, and Cunningham ended up with 113*(128) crucial runs while, Andy "Pigeon" Cameron stole the show from Number 11 with 55*(135). With 9/435 the game was in the Malone XI hands.
With 444 runs required a good start was needed Cameron and Cunnigham destroyed any hope with 1 wicket a peice late on day 3. What was to follow was special Lezama and Garven offered resistance in both compiling 50's as did talented NSW all-rounder Henriques in compiling 88, that was to be the end with Cameron ripping through the rest of the order in a work man like fashion in picking up 8/62 off 24 hard working overs.
Malone XI 267 all out
Scott 68,Rodgie 58, Forner 4/70
Garven XI 259 all out
Lezama 116,Rose 42*, Speirs 3/48, Cunningham 3/51
Malone XI 9/435 dec
Malone 72 Corrin 77, Cunningham 113, Cameron 55, Mcnamara 3/100
Garven XI 294 all out
Henriques 88,Lezama 58, Garven 56, Cameron 8/62
Malone XI won by 149 runs
Man of the Match: A. A. Cameron
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AussieDominance
Banned
Not a bad game from me.
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
Cameron was clearly pissed off about being number 11 
DCC_legend
International Regular
Good bowling performance from myself in the second innings.
Batting as solid as ever...
Batting as solid as ever...
