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Well he has played one ODer and off 8 overs he got 1/47. Not too bad but a little expensive. Got absolutely hammered when batting though because some of those pace bowlers are A Grade quality and the 14 year old isn't that big... had balls flying all round his head batting at number 8. I can bat at number 6 lately so I think I have him covered.
Well he has played one ODer and off 8 overs he got 1/47. Not too bad but a little expensive. Got absolutely hammered when batting though because some of those pace bowlers are A Grade quality and the 14 year old isn't that big... had balls flying all round his head batting at number 8. I can bat at number 6 lately so I think I have him covered.
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Well on the coast where I used to play we would have our 40 over a side games starting at 8.30 and finished at about 3, then our 2 day games went for two days and we'd get 80 to 90 overs in if there was no interruptions. We also had the occasional T20.
Now in the Gympie clubs we have a 40 over a side game starting at 12.30 and going to 6 with some sort of reduction of score formula if we don't get them through (stupid thing, I hate it) and the two day ones each side is limited to time for innings.
Well on the coast where I used to play we would have our 40 over a side games starting at 8.30 and finished at about 3, then our 2 day games went for two days and we'd get 80 to 90 overs in if there was no interruptions. We also had the occasional T20.
Now in the Gympie clubs we have a 40 over a side game starting at 12.30 and going to 6 with some sort of reduction of score formula if we don't get them through (stupid thing, I hate it) and the two day ones each side is limited to time for innings.
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I don't like fitting games in small amounts of time. We sometimes make one 40 over game go from 8:30 till 4:30, the sunshine coast has plenty of fields and we almost always had a field to ourselves for the day so we made it a little more relaxed.
I don't like fitting games in small amounts of time. We sometimes make one 40 over game go from 8:30 till 4:30, the sunshine coast has plenty of fields and we almost always had a field to ourselves for the day so we made it a little more relaxed.
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Most of them do, a couple are just sheds, but most are good buildings with places to sit, drink, watch TV, eat, drink, chat, drink and overall have a good time. Oh, and drink.
The one at Maroochydore is very fine quality, they spent about a million dollars on the ground as a whole just before the Australian team played there.
Most of them do, a couple are just sheds, but most are good buildings with places to sit, drink, watch TV, eat, drink, chat, drink and overall have a good time. Oh, and drink.
The one at Maroochydore is very fine quality, they spent about a million dollars on the ground as a whole just before the Australian team played there.
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Yep I have played there three times. Twice in A grade and once again playing for a fun T20 night with all the Scorchers (the grade team (above a grade) that travels to Brisbane) and other young players they had for the night. Great ground, it really is.
Yep I have played there three times. Twice in A grade and once again playing for a fun T20 night with all the Scorchers (the grade team (above a grade) that travels to Brisbane) and other young players they had for the night. Great ground, it really is.
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Well I had been playing in the Sunshine Coast District, but because of distance issues I have had to move to the distric just inland, called Wide Bay.
Within Wide Bay there are two major town, Maryborough and Gympie, where they have two different club tournaments, and because of the size of the district they both send teams away to different districts. In Gympie here they have 5 or so clubs (I think) and they play C Grade, Reserve or B Grade and A Grade. Then from the A Grade clubs they pick players for the Gympie Gold, which is the major team for this district which then goes to the Sunshine Coast and plays in their district competition along with Maroochydore, Noosa/Tewantin, Hinterland, Nambour, Glasshouse and Coolum (my old club). From there the best players are picked for the team that I don't know what it's term is, but they are the Sunshine Coast Scorchers who play in the big Brisbane league. From there players are picked for the various assortment of State levels, like the U19s, Seconds and Thirds and the actual team itself. They also have up to U19s rep for this area as well.
Well I had been playing in the Sunshine Coast District, but because of distance issues I have had to move to the distric just inland, called Wide Bay.
Within Wide Bay there are two major town, Maryborough and Gympie, where they have two different club tournaments, and because of the size of the district they both send teams away to different districts. In Gympie here they have 5 or so clubs (I think) and they play C Grade, Reserve or B Grade and A Grade. Then from the A Grade clubs they pick players for the Gympie Gold, which is the major team for this district which then goes to the Sunshine Coast and plays in their district competition along with Maroochydore, Noosa/Tewantin, Hinterland, Nambour, Glasshouse and Coolum (my old club). From there the best players are picked for the team that I don't know what it's term is, but they are the Sunshine Coast Scorchers who play in the big Brisbane league. From there players are picked for the various assortment of State levels, like the U19s, Seconds and Thirds and the actual team itself. They also have up to U19s rep for this area as well.
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Are you sure that's not the Wizz you're talking about?
Boris;378086 said:
Are you sure that's not the Wizz you're talking about?
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