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Match Reports - 4 day - round 2
- Thread starter Simon
- Start date
LANCASHIRE - 624
R.Dravid – 194
S.Stanton – 177
V.Bharadwaj – 62
A.Anderton – 50
M.Kaif – 38
H.Amla – 36
T.Petal – 4/118
T.Best – 3/120
SURREY – 337
G.Wagg – 74
T.Petal – 57no
W.Denny – 50
J.Arlott – 49
W.Pointer – 4/64
Q.Boxall – 3/101
SURREY – 202
F.Pandit – 41
M.Van Wyk – 39no
G.Wagg – 39
W.Denny – 34
V.Bharadwaj – 3/13
Q.Boxall – 3/55
Win to Lancashire by an innings and 85 runs.
After R.Dravid and S.Stanton had put on 374 for the first wicket, Surrey were always going to struggle.
Lancashire now riding high with two wins from two in the Four Day competition.
R.Dravid – 194
S.Stanton – 177
V.Bharadwaj – 62
A.Anderton – 50
M.Kaif – 38
H.Amla – 36
T.Petal – 4/118
T.Best – 3/120
SURREY – 337
G.Wagg – 74
T.Petal – 57no
W.Denny – 50
J.Arlott – 49
W.Pointer – 4/64
Q.Boxall – 3/101
SURREY – 202
F.Pandit – 41
M.Van Wyk – 39no
G.Wagg – 39
W.Denny – 34
V.Bharadwaj – 3/13
Q.Boxall – 3/55
Win to Lancashire by an innings and 85 runs.
After R.Dravid and S.Stanton had put on 374 for the first wicket, Surrey were always going to struggle.
Lancashire now riding high with two wins from two in the Four Day competition.
ash chaulk
International Captain
Tasmania's First Win of the Season!
Tasmania has won its first game of the season with a 4 wicket victory over Home team Glamorgan!
Manager Ash Chaulk decided with a new look lineup after losing all games up until now.
He has used 2 spinners 2 Pacemen and an Allrounder bowling wise and switched the batting order around to give his team a better advantage.
Man of the Match Tama Canning (imo) took 5/43 in the first innings then backed it up by scoring 67 batting at 7. He then took 2 more wickets in the 2nd innings but failed to score in Tasmania's 2nd innings as he tryed to get his side home early.
Final Scores
Glamorgan 248a/o
H Singh 48, M Van Jaarsveld 45, T Canning 5/43, S Dearman 3/59
Tasmania 401a/o
E Joyce 82, A Flower 67, T Canning 67, T Pearson 45, M Hasnain 3/103, Y Engineer 3/84
Glamorgan 321a/o
B Samuels 83, I Jeffery 59, S Dearman 3/56, F Akram 3/84
Tasmania 6/170
M Goodwin 44, J Midlane 43, Y Engineer 3/35, M Hasnain 2/31
Tasmania 21pts beat Glamorgan 5pts by 4 wickets
Ash Chaulks Comment:
Great win, Great to see all the crowd Shoutin Out Ti-GERS Ti-GERS
we got fans all over the globe time to show em who the team to beat is!
thierry henry
International Coach
Worcestershire's embarrassing start to the season has continued. 4 games, 4 losses. Batsman 5-11 can hardly get a run between them, why? I have no idea. Some of my new recruit bowlers are not performing up to scratch at all. Terrible stuff, incredibly disappointed cos this is the strongest squad I've ever had imo 
Slats4ever
International Vice-Captain
Blooody hell I was just writing a huge match report and for some reason it got deleted. I'll just type te coaches interview again.
[Max Walker] Another clinical performance from your boys.
[Slats] Yeah it was good, that makes it 13 from our last 14 4 day clashes and I couldn't be happier as a coach. things got a little tight there in the first innings but Quentin Friend looked great as he consistently put the ball on the spot and really got it to work. From there really the guys really feed of eachother.
[Max Walker] Your batting in the second innings looked rock solid. Going in with just 4 specialist batsman seems a bit risky but it paid off.
[Slats] When you have two guys up the top like Rabbi and Trevor you can be confident. they've both been the best in the last few years and to have them at one team is just awesome. From there the others can just play their natural game. Freddy was great in this game. He finally showed the world how he can bat. The win from there was just straight forward but it was good and important to see Bishop take 5 and Uncle gul to take 4, it gave the two openers a lot of confidence. Something that they've been down on.
the stars of this one in my opinion were Quentin and Freddy. Both guys are young and no spots are guaranteed in this team. For them to put in performances like that was just great to see.
Darden and Llewellyn watch.
Opening partnership. Total Runs - 472 Average opening partnership 157.3
[Max Walker] Another clinical performance from your boys.
[Slats] Yeah it was good, that makes it 13 from our last 14 4 day clashes and I couldn't be happier as a coach. things got a little tight there in the first innings but Quentin Friend looked great as he consistently put the ball on the spot and really got it to work. From there really the guys really feed of eachother.
[Max Walker] Your batting in the second innings looked rock solid. Going in with just 4 specialist batsman seems a bit risky but it paid off.
[Slats] When you have two guys up the top like Rabbi and Trevor you can be confident. they've both been the best in the last few years and to have them at one team is just awesome. From there the others can just play their natural game. Freddy was great in this game. He finally showed the world how he can bat. The win from there was just straight forward but it was good and important to see Bishop take 5 and Uncle gul to take 4, it gave the two openers a lot of confidence. Something that they've been down on.
the stars of this one in my opinion were Quentin and Freddy. Both guys are young and no spots are guaranteed in this team. For them to put in performances like that was just great to see.
Darden and Llewellyn watch.
Opening partnership. Total Runs - 472 Average opening partnership 157.3
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lord_of_darkness
Cricket Web XI Moderator
LOL max walker.. sounds like a super hero..
Full match report to follow...
Slats4ever
International Vice-Captain
Oh believe you me he is!!!!lord_of_darkness said:
He's also our media representative/question asker after winning matches
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Jenkins and Cole give Guyana first ever Four Day win
First round rookie Jack Jenkins and Season 4 sensation Yousef Cole have respectively batted and bowled Guyana into the record books by leading Guyana to a six wicket win in their second round four day fixture against Northern Districts.
Guyana won the toss and elected to bat on typically seaming wicket at Westpac Park. It wasn't a good start for Guyana when Francis (1) and Ardley (3) were removed early, both by H Lacey (3-66). This brought round one hero Jayawardne to the crease. Jayawardne and Love looked comfortable on a pitch that was still offering assistance to the bolwers, but looking flatter by the over. It wasn't until Lacey returned to the attack did ND find a much needed breakthrough, Jayawardne saw one too early and spooned a simple catch to mid-on, he was out for 18 and Guyana walking a familiar path 3-60.
Jack Jenkins has been batting beautifully this season, but has not been converting his 30s and 40s into big scores. He was peppered early by the ND attack and was given some heckling by the ND bullies that could be heard in the back stands. With Love, playing a great captain's knock he was able to calm Jenkins as the two proceeded to smash the ND bowlers around the park with a 174 run partnership, that put Guyana firmly on the front foot. The partnership was broken by the ever realiable S Khan who took a stunning return catch to remove Love for 100 a ball after he reached the milestone. The entertainment didn't stop there, Jenkins was relishing the now flat pitch a proceeded to treat the ND bowlers with disdain and fullfilled the promise he has shown in the academy last year. He combined well with wicket keeper Marwood (49) to take the total past 400 and then continued on to his own milestone and reached his 200 early on day two. Fittingly Jenkins was left not out on 201 and received gracious applause from the knowledgeable ND crowd.
Guyana knew their job was not done yet, they had scored a similar score against Jamaica in round one and did not capitilse, however it was not to be on this occasion. Perrera (3-58) and MacKenzie (1-21) combined brilliantly to expose the ND middle order, and it was then that Yousef Cole struck. Three quick wickets had ND in terrible trouble 5-75, and a trouncing appeared on the cards. Warner (38) and Perera (62) then saved face combining for a 97 run partnership, however it was not enough as the ND tail sucumbed to the Guyanan bowlers to be all out for 241 and trailing 212 runs on the first innings, Guyanan captain Love had no hesitation in enforcing the follow on.
ND would have to face a few overs left on day two and they did so comfortably. Day three arrived, and it was Cole again who had the ball on a string. ND started well and at one stage looked like setting Guyana a low, but somewhat challenging total at 5-211. However, Cole had other ideas, with the pitch taking more turn and the ND tail exposed Cole set about finishing off the innings and the last 5 wickets fell for 64 runs, leaving Guyana 65 runs to win with well over a day to play. Cole took 6-49 and finished with 10-95 for the match.
Guyana lost four wickets in the chase, but were never in trouble, McKenzie brought up the winning runs with a lovely four off S Khan, and it wasn't long before both he and Jayawardne were in the dressing room sinking some well earned Ales.
Guyana 453
Jenkins 201*
Love 100
S Khan 4-87
Lacey 3-66
Northern Districts 241
Perera 62
Y Cole 4-46
Perrera 3-58
Northern Districts (f/o) 275
Fleming 78
Warner 45
Y Cole 6-49
Guyana 4-65
Ardley 17
Z Khan 2-14
Guyana won by 6 wickets.
MOM J Jenkins.
First round rookie Jack Jenkins and Season 4 sensation Yousef Cole have respectively batted and bowled Guyana into the record books by leading Guyana to a six wicket win in their second round four day fixture against Northern Districts.
Guyana won the toss and elected to bat on typically seaming wicket at Westpac Park. It wasn't a good start for Guyana when Francis (1) and Ardley (3) were removed early, both by H Lacey (3-66). This brought round one hero Jayawardne to the crease. Jayawardne and Love looked comfortable on a pitch that was still offering assistance to the bolwers, but looking flatter by the over. It wasn't until Lacey returned to the attack did ND find a much needed breakthrough, Jayawardne saw one too early and spooned a simple catch to mid-on, he was out for 18 and Guyana walking a familiar path 3-60.
Jack Jenkins has been batting beautifully this season, but has not been converting his 30s and 40s into big scores. He was peppered early by the ND attack and was given some heckling by the ND bullies that could be heard in the back stands. With Love, playing a great captain's knock he was able to calm Jenkins as the two proceeded to smash the ND bowlers around the park with a 174 run partnership, that put Guyana firmly on the front foot. The partnership was broken by the ever realiable S Khan who took a stunning return catch to remove Love for 100 a ball after he reached the milestone. The entertainment didn't stop there, Jenkins was relishing the now flat pitch a proceeded to treat the ND bowlers with disdain and fullfilled the promise he has shown in the academy last year. He combined well with wicket keeper Marwood (49) to take the total past 400 and then continued on to his own milestone and reached his 200 early on day two. Fittingly Jenkins was left not out on 201 and received gracious applause from the knowledgeable ND crowd.
Guyana knew their job was not done yet, they had scored a similar score against Jamaica in round one and did not capitilse, however it was not to be on this occasion. Perrera (3-58) and MacKenzie (1-21) combined brilliantly to expose the ND middle order, and it was then that Yousef Cole struck. Three quick wickets had ND in terrible trouble 5-75, and a trouncing appeared on the cards. Warner (38) and Perera (62) then saved face combining for a 97 run partnership, however it was not enough as the ND tail sucumbed to the Guyanan bowlers to be all out for 241 and trailing 212 runs on the first innings, Guyanan captain Love had no hesitation in enforcing the follow on.
ND would have to face a few overs left on day two and they did so comfortably. Day three arrived, and it was Cole again who had the ball on a string. ND started well and at one stage looked like setting Guyana a low, but somewhat challenging total at 5-211. However, Cole had other ideas, with the pitch taking more turn and the ND tail exposed Cole set about finishing off the innings and the last 5 wickets fell for 64 runs, leaving Guyana 65 runs to win with well over a day to play. Cole took 6-49 and finished with 10-95 for the match.
Guyana lost four wickets in the chase, but were never in trouble, McKenzie brought up the winning runs with a lovely four off S Khan, and it wasn't long before both he and Jayawardne were in the dressing room sinking some well earned Ales.
Guyana 453
Jenkins 201*
Love 100
S Khan 4-87
Lacey 3-66
Northern Districts 241
Perera 62
Y Cole 4-46
Perrera 3-58
Northern Districts (f/o) 275
Fleming 78
Warner 45
Y Cole 6-49
Guyana 4-65
Ardley 17
Z Khan 2-14
Guyana won by 6 wickets.
MOM J Jenkins.
Slats4ever
International Vice-Captain
great win guys and very good to see. u really are the complete package this year and i expect more results ike this from guyana
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Slats4ever said:
Thanks Slats, I definately had to look at the scorecard a few times to check if it was true.
Slats4ever
International Vice-Captain
i think it's good for cricket if the windies have a top sides... otherwise the status of the game there might take a turn. I see Guyana as being the side and Wrighty as being the manager to do it for them
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Shux...thanks Slats, but isn't it a little too early to be softening me up for the trading period?Slats4ever said:
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Mr. P said:Are you sure it's your first ever win, or just your first under Mr. W? Anyway, a good win for Guyana, who will hopefully give me J Jenkins when trading begins
It appears that the constant rain in Somerset has somehow effected Mr. P's thinking.
lord_of_darkness
Cricket Web XI Moderator
Whoop Whoop Mighty fine win for Hampshire over Queensland ! 2/2 wins in 4day now.. and this is the kind of performances ive been looking for in a while..
bugssy
Cricketer Of The Year
nsw got beat by mumbai in a terrible batting performance in the first innings with the top order surrendering early. was a good fight back to make em score a 260 odd to win on a 4th day deck but they got away with the win........
youn rookie bowled well with good consistant overs with taking wickets and not going for too many but couldnt win nsw the game 2 weeks in a row.
youn rookie bowled well with good consistant overs with taking wickets and not going for too many but couldnt win nsw the game 2 weeks in a row.