Geelong Cricket '08/'09(gca/bpca)

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SHANEBOURNEorWARNE;232569 said:
I was just browsing through the BPCA website and found this score card from country week a few years ago:

Alberton second innings
L.Toner c Norquay b Brew 3
S.Petitt c Daniel b Brew 7
J.Daff lbw b Mallett 13
S.Kohlman b Mallett 9
S.Smith b Mallett 0
C.Earls lbw b Mallett 0
D.Rash b Mallett 1
G.Underwood not out 4
J.Swift b Smith 0
T.Vardy lbw b Smith 0
T.Dillon stpd Daniel b Drew 3
Sundries (2)
Total 42
Fall: 5, 15, 28, 28, 28, 32, 35, 39, 39.
Bowling: D.Gray 6-0-0-13; O.Brew 6-3-2-5; J.Mallett 6-6-5-0;
T.Ludbey 6-0-0-20; T.Smith 2-1-2-3; T.Drew 1.4-1-1-0.

That is some fair figures for a country week carnival.

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Re: Geelong Cricket '08/'09(gca/bpca)

fineleg2fineleg;232863 said:
I am hearing the GCA are still discussing staging a 20/20 comp this year of some sort. I suppose we will just have to wait and see. As we all know, the GCA are never in a hurry to make a positive decision.

GCA meeting tonight. Lets hope they can decide on something. Platypus or Kookaburra Balls on the agenda aswell I believe
 
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Bringbackwarney;232560 said:
Still no cricket talk, in this cricket forum?????

I think i got an idea who you are.... i knew it wouldnt take long. its NOT warneorbourne, thats for sure.
 
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The SwingKing;232920 said:
They are a much better ball aren't they. May cost a little bit more but would be worth it.

Think cost is the issue, the GCA get a pretty good deal going with Platypus.
Having said that i think most of the players would prefer to use the Kookaburra, so maybe they will spend a little more $.
 
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gca_ipl;232568 said:
ok, which clubs think that we should be having some kind of T20 competition this season. Pretty much it would be held at the 1st XI level (sorry The Butcher, not to down grade the other grades !) and maybe at a knockout comp level. Not sure if Cricket Victoria are having the T20 statewide comp again, but the winner would progress to that stage, or the top two ?? Anyway, it is time we get fair dinkum about this and discuss how it can move forward in a professional manner. I reckon Smokin Joe will have some good ideas in this area.@|

it's more difficult to organise than you think. The VCA had a bit of difficulty, and initially, clubs weren't that keen, but you look at the competition now, and it's flying. My belief would be to invite all clubs with a cut off date, then regionalise into groups of 3/4 dependant on how many clubs confirm. Hopefully it's easy enough to get into 4 groups, and the winner of each plays in a sunday finals day! Too easy. That ok Mr IPL?
 
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The SwingKing;232920 said:
They are a much better ball aren't they. May cost a little bit more but would be worth it.

Platypus are Kookaburra 2nds anyway!
 
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EVERYONESaFNknowITall;232622 said:
More dribble:mad::mad:

well you clearly know it all about how to have a forum. you're right...everyone is a f**kin know it all....INCLUDING YOU

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Smokin Joe;232635 said:
it's more difficult to organise than you think. The VCA had a bit of difficulty, and initially, clubs weren't that keen, but you look at the competition now, and it's flying. My belief would be to invite all clubs with a cut off date, then regionalise into groups of 3/4 dependant on how many clubs confirm. Hopefully it's easy enough to get into 4 groups, and the winner of each plays in a sunday finals day! Too easy. That ok Mr IPL?

I think that is a good idea :)
I however disagree when you say it would be hard to organise, i think it would be quite easy.
 
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Bringbackwarney;223236 said:
Anyone have any news for the coming season in the BPCA or GCA?
A couple of transfers i know about are: J.Babb(N&DCC to South Barwon), J.Moore(St Joeys to South Barwon), C.Roos(South Barwon to Barwon Heads), J.Mallet(Drysdale to Barwon Heads), G.Skrobolak(Torquay to Leopold asst coach), H.Farnsworth(Barrabool to Torquay asst coach), J.Murray is coaching St Albans/Breakwater with Chris Jones asst coach. P.Cammorotto(Newcomb to Marshall coach), B.Smiljanic(Torquay to Thomson), D.Fanning(Geelong to St Joeys), D.Morgan(Geelong to St Joeys), S.Hooley(Geelong to East Belmont),
new on this but i do know it all. big tip sam farnsworth training with st joeys this friday night. theres another one gone after babbs lodged his clearance last week. whos next???
 
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thommy_rissole;232650 said:
I think that is a good idea :)
I however disagree when you say it would be hard to organise, i think it would be quite easy.

I didn't say difficult, just harder than you imagine. Politics are difficult things to plough through Mr Rissole, and there is plenty of it in the GCA....
 
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thommy_rissole;232921 said:
Think cost is the issue, the GCA get a pretty good deal going with Platypus.
Having said that i think most of the players would prefer to use the Kookaburra, so maybe they will spend a little more $.

Having played a lot of cricket with Kookaburra balls, there is no doubt they are well and truly worth the extra $. They will improve the standard of cricket by allowing those bowlers to have the ability to use it, an opportunity to be more competitive on flat tracks. The balls last longer, stay harder longer, maintain their shine longer and move in the air more. If the gca is serious about cricket, they need to make the change. Interesting why they use kooka's in country week not platypus.
 
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Smokin Joe;232651 said:
I didn't say difficult, just harder than you imagine. Politics are difficult things to plough through Mr Rissole, and there is plenty of it in the GCA....

Well we could always give the GCA the flick and have a rebel 20/20 league?

Maybe some-one should join up as GCA-ICL ;)
 
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Knowa;232949 said:
Having played a lot of cricket with Kookaburra balls, there is no doubt they are well and truly worth the extra $. They will improve the standard of cricket by allowing those bowlers to have the ability to use it, an opportunity to be more competitive on flat tracks. The balls last longer, stay harder longer, maintain their shine longer and move in the air more. If the gca is serious about cricket, they need to make the change. Interesting why they use kooka's in country week not platypus.

It will also help the batsmen with the ball staying harder for longer it will come of the bat alot better, as apposed to overs 50 + where it is like playing with a tennis ball!
 
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thommy_rissole;232950 said:
It will also help the batsmen with the ball staying harder for longer it will come of the bat alot better, as apposed to overs 50 + where it is like playing with a tennis ball!

Is that why I find it so hard to bat later on in the day ?? :)
 
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gca_ipl;232958 said:
Is that why I find it so hard to bat later on in the day ?? :)

That could be technique related ;-]

Now Mr IPL straight from the league meeting.
Any news that would interest us?
 
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thommy_rissole;232959 said:
That could be technique related ;-]

Now Mr IPL straight from the league meeting.
Any news that would interest us?

I think the meeting, well I hope the meeting was a GCA management member only meeting, otherwise South Barwon will have lost 1 assessment point !!
 
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thommy_rissole;232655 said:
Loftus, Talarico, Koliba, B.Haunstein and Smiljanic.
Who'd be the first keeper picked?

Anderson from NDCC, fairly aggressive batsman would be one of the top t20 keeper batsman.
 
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SHANEBOURNEorWARNE;232664 said:
Anderson from NDCC, fairly aggressive batsman would be one of the top t20 keeper batsman.

That's the one i was thinking about aswell. Is he a better keeper then O'Leary from St Albans?
How would Quick go in the field?
 
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thommy_rissole;232857 said:
Yes fair point about ladder positions from the previous year :)
Umpiring ourselves was just said as an idea to:

a) make it easier to organise
eg: won't have to tell them when they are required mid-week

b) cost effective
eg: won't have to pay subs to play as we won't be paying umpires

but yes i understand your points :)

UMPIRING OURSELVES??

Yeh cant wait to play east belmont with them umpiring themselves... Its pretty disgraceful the stuff that goes on with some teams in lower grades-- imagine when they have a shed load to play for in the final game of the 1's season!
 
Re: Geelong Cricket '08/'09(gca/bpca)

thommy_rissole;232655 said:
Loftus, Talarico, Koliba, B.Haunstein and Smiljanic.
Who'd be the first keeper picked?

Ando for 2 overs of fire and anger at the start, and 2 or tripe at the end!
Breuer as my keeper to come in at 3 and smash his decade average of 12 off 4 balls...
 
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know all;232942 said:
new on this but i do know it all. big tip sam farnsworth training with st joeys this friday night. theres another one gone after babbs lodged his clearance last week. whos next???

Heard this morning from reliable source that Nick Jarvis from City will be training with Waurn Ponds.
 
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I would definitely have Salts in my team, bowls handy offies and can smash it a mile, good in the field also. I'm bias because i play with him every week but he would be great in 20/20!
 
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GCC101;233031 said:
Heard this morning from reliable source that Nick Jarvis from City will be training with Waurn Ponds.

Jarvis is City through and through. I find this very hard to believe. Almost impossible. But stranger things have happened.
 
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fineleg2fineleg;233038 said:
Jarvis is City through and through. I find this very hard to believe. Almost impossible. But stranger things have happened.

Would have thought the Skenes and D Port were City through and through at one stage also...
 
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