DizzyGillepsie
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Re: New Zealand in Australia
NZ in big big trouble, lee on fire
NZ in big big trouble, lee on fire
New Zealand in Australia
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DizzyGillepsie
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Re: New Zealand in Australia
NZ in big big trouble, lee on fire
NZ in big big trouble, lee on fire
Re: New Zealand in Australia
NZ have slipped to 6/92. Brett Lee took four wickets in the morning session. He removed Aaron Redmond with the second ball of the day, caught at point by Michael Clarke. Jesse Ryder followed almost six overs later and then Ross Taylor hit Lee a return catch to Lee after toiling for one run from 20 balls. And finally, Jamie How was caught by a superb catch by Ricky Ponting, diving to his right to take a sharp, one-handed catch.
Mitch Johnson took the wicket of Daniel Flynn, LBW for nine and just took the wicket of Peter Fulton who was bowled for seven.
A pretty bad capitulation by the Kiwis, certainly not the path they were looking for after such a good start late yesterday. Only a matter of time before this game is over, NZ still trailing by 173 runs.
NZ have slipped to 6/92. Brett Lee took four wickets in the morning session. He removed Aaron Redmond with the second ball of the day, caught at point by Michael Clarke. Jesse Ryder followed almost six overs later and then Ross Taylor hit Lee a return catch to Lee after toiling for one run from 20 balls. And finally, Jamie How was caught by a superb catch by Ricky Ponting, diving to his right to take a sharp, one-handed catch.
Mitch Johnson took the wicket of Daniel Flynn, LBW for nine and just took the wicket of Peter Fulton who was bowled for seven.
A pretty bad capitulation by the Kiwis, certainly not the path they were looking for after such a good start late yesterday. Only a matter of time before this game is over, NZ still trailing by 173 runs.
Re: New Zealand in Australia
NZ have slipped to 6/92. Brett Lee took four wickets in the morning session. He removed Aaron Redmond with the second ball of the day, caught at point by Michael Clarke. Jesse Ryder followed almost six overs later and then Ross Taylor hit Lee a return catch to Lee after toiling for one run from 20 balls. And finally, Jamie How was caught by a superb catch by Ricky Ponting, diving to his right to take a sharp, one-handed catch.
Mitch Johnson took the wicket of Daniel Flynn, LBW for nine and just took the wicket of Peter Fulton who was bowled for seven.
A pretty bad capitulation by the Kiwis, certainly not the path they were looking for after such a good start late yesterday. Only a matter of time before this game is over, NZ still trailing by 173 runs.
NZ have slipped to 6/92. Brett Lee took four wickets in the morning session. He removed Aaron Redmond with the second ball of the day, caught at point by Michael Clarke. Jesse Ryder followed almost six overs later and then Ross Taylor hit Lee a return catch to Lee after toiling for one run from 20 balls. And finally, Jamie How was caught by a superb catch by Ricky Ponting, diving to his right to take a sharp, one-handed catch.
Mitch Johnson took the wicket of Daniel Flynn, LBW for nine and just took the wicket of Peter Fulton who was bowled for seven.
A pretty bad capitulation by the Kiwis, certainly not the path they were looking for after such a good start late yesterday. Only a matter of time before this game is over, NZ still trailing by 173 runs.
el-capitano
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Re: New Zealand in Australia
If we have to chase 150, then Brendon Mac is a genius!
Nice theory- but you forgot to take into consideration the Kiwi's inadequacy!Jolldo87;288110 said:
If we have to chase 150, then Brendon Mac is a genius!
el-capitano
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Re: New Zealand in Australia
If we have to chase 150, then Brendon Mac is a genius!
Nice theory- but you forgot to take into consideration the Kiwi's inadequacy!Jolldo87;288110 said:
If we have to chase 150, then Brendon Mac is a genius!
el-capitano
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Re: New Zealand in Australia
O'Brien's going to have some fun facing Bing next over if Mac gets off strike!
O'Brien's going to have some fun facing Bing next over if Mac gets off strike!
el-capitano
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Re: New Zealand in Australia
O'Brien's going to have some fun facing Bing next over if Mac gets off strike!
O'Brien's going to have some fun facing Bing next over if Mac gets off strike!
Re: New Zealand in Australia
He's pretty bad isn't he? That's his 6th test pair, the most of any player that has played test cricket. His average drops to 2.17 now after another duck.
NZ all out for 203, so Australia win by an innings and 62 runs. Presentations shouldn't be too far away although Channel 9 decided to not wait around for them. |@
He's pretty bad isn't he? That's his 6th test pair, the most of any player that has played test cricket. His average drops to 2.17 now after another duck.
NZ all out for 203, so Australia win by an innings and 62 runs. Presentations shouldn't be too far away although Channel 9 decided to not wait around for them. |@
Re: New Zealand in Australia
He's pretty bad isn't he? That's his 6th test pair, the most of any player that has played test cricket. His average drops to 2.17 now after another duck.
NZ all out for 203, so Australia win by an innings and 62 runs. Presentations shouldn't be too far away although Channel 9 decided to not wait around for them. |@
He's pretty bad isn't he? That's his 6th test pair, the most of any player that has played test cricket. His average drops to 2.17 now after another duck.
NZ all out for 203, so Australia win by an innings and 62 runs. Presentations shouldn't be too far away although Channel 9 decided to not wait around for them. |@
Re: New Zealand in Australia
Brad Haddin is Man of the Match for his innings of 169. He also took three catches in the first innings. Michael Clarke is Man of the Series. Clarke scored 217 runs at an average of 72.33, he's in some good form of late. Unlucky not to get a century in Brisbane.
So, Australia retain the Trans-Tasman trohpy, beating the Kiwis 2-0 in the series. Australia have about two and a half weeks off before playing South Africa in the first of three tests with the first match beginning on December 17 at the WACA Ground in Perth. Some of the Australian players may be involved in some domestic games between then. New Zealand head home to host West Indies which promises to be an even match-up. New Zealand's two losses to Australia sees them slip to 8th in the test rankings while West Indies move up to 7th as a result of New Zealand's demise. The Kiwis will be looking for a much improved performance, particularly from their batting line-up which looks very fragile.
Brad Haddin is Man of the Match for his innings of 169. He also took three catches in the first innings. Michael Clarke is Man of the Series. Clarke scored 217 runs at an average of 72.33, he's in some good form of late. Unlucky not to get a century in Brisbane.
So, Australia retain the Trans-Tasman trohpy, beating the Kiwis 2-0 in the series. Australia have about two and a half weeks off before playing South Africa in the first of three tests with the first match beginning on December 17 at the WACA Ground in Perth. Some of the Australian players may be involved in some domestic games between then. New Zealand head home to host West Indies which promises to be an even match-up. New Zealand's two losses to Australia sees them slip to 8th in the test rankings while West Indies move up to 7th as a result of New Zealand's demise. The Kiwis will be looking for a much improved performance, particularly from their batting line-up which looks very fragile.
Re: New Zealand in Australia
Brad Haddin is Man of the Match for his innings of 169. He also took three catches in the first innings. Michael Clarke is Man of the Series. Clarke scored 217 runs at an average of 72.33, he's in some good form of late. Unlucky not to get a century in Brisbane.
So, Australia retain the Trans-Tasman trohpy, beating the Kiwis 2-0 in the series. Australia have about two and a half weeks off before playing South Africa in the first of three tests with the first match beginning on December 17 at the WACA Ground in Perth. Some of the Australian players may be involved in some domestic games between then. New Zealand head home to host West Indies which promises to be an even match-up. New Zealand's two losses to Australia sees them slip to 8th in the test rankings while West Indies move up to 7th as a result of New Zealand's demise. The Kiwis will be looking for a much improved performance, particularly from their batting line-up which looks very fragile.
Brad Haddin is Man of the Match for his innings of 169. He also took three catches in the first innings. Michael Clarke is Man of the Series. Clarke scored 217 runs at an average of 72.33, he's in some good form of late. Unlucky not to get a century in Brisbane.
So, Australia retain the Trans-Tasman trohpy, beating the Kiwis 2-0 in the series. Australia have about two and a half weeks off before playing South Africa in the first of three tests with the first match beginning on December 17 at the WACA Ground in Perth. Some of the Australian players may be involved in some domestic games between then. New Zealand head home to host West Indies which promises to be an even match-up. New Zealand's two losses to Australia sees them slip to 8th in the test rankings while West Indies move up to 7th as a result of New Zealand's demise. The Kiwis will be looking for a much improved performance, particularly from their batting line-up which looks very fragile.
Mark Waugh
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Re: New Zealand in Australia
Yeah it was a clinical display, but we all know New Zealand didn't help their cause with insipid batting.
The South Africans will prove to be a much harder test, doubtful we can win the series. Im predicting a drawn series. 1-1.
Yeah it was a clinical display, but we all know New Zealand didn't help their cause with insipid batting.
The South Africans will prove to be a much harder test, doubtful we can win the series. Im predicting a drawn series. 1-1.
Mark Waugh
Active Member
Re: New Zealand in Australia
Yeah it was a clinical display, but we all know New Zealand didn't help their cause with insipid batting.
The South Africans will prove to be a much harder test, doubtful we can win the series. Im predicting a drawn series. 1-1.
Yeah it was a clinical display, but we all know New Zealand didn't help their cause with insipid batting.
The South Africans will prove to be a much harder test, doubtful we can win the series. Im predicting a drawn series. 1-1.
tristo
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Re: New Zealand in Australia
New Zealand returning soon for the 5 match ODI series and 1 20/20 Match.
Would expect the NZ Squad and the Prime Ministers XI to be named soon.
New Zealand returning soon for the 5 match ODI series and 1 20/20 Match.
Code:
Tour Match
Prime Ministers XI
Manuak Oval
Jan 29
5 ODI Series
1st ODI WACCA Feb 1 d/n
2nd ODI MCG Feb 6 d/n
3rd ODI SCG Feb 8 d/n
4th ODI Adelaide Oval Feb 10 d/n
5th ODI GABBA Feb 13 d/n
1 20/20 Match SCG Feb 15 d/nWould expect the NZ Squad and the Prime Ministers XI to be named soon.
tristo
New Member
Re: New Zealand in Australia
New Zealand returning soon for the 5 match ODI series and 1 20/20 Match.
Would expect the NZ Squad and the Prime Ministers XI to be named soon.
New Zealand returning soon for the 5 match ODI series and 1 20/20 Match.
Code:
Tour Match
Prime Ministers XI
Manuak Oval
Jan 29
5 ODI Series
1st ODI WACCA Feb 1 d/n
2nd ODI MCG Feb 6 d/n
3rd ODI SCG Feb 8 d/n
4th ODI Adelaide Oval Feb 10 d/n
5th ODI GABBA Feb 13 d/n
1 20/20 Match SCG Feb 15 d/nWould expect the NZ Squad and the Prime Ministers XI to be named soon.
eddiesmith
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Re: New Zealand in Australia
PMs XI
Justin Langer, WA (Captain) 38
Phillip Hughes, NSW 20
Michael Klinger, SA 28
George Bailey, TAS 26
Tim Paine, TAS 24
Dan Christian, SA 25
Jon Holland, VIC 21
Callum Ferguson, SA 24
Clint McKay , VIC 25
Moises Henriques, NSW 21
Jason Behrendorff, ACT 18
Ashton May , ACT (12th man) 19
No one from WA or QLD as they play the night before
PMs XI
Justin Langer, WA (Captain) 38
Phillip Hughes, NSW 20
Michael Klinger, SA 28
George Bailey, TAS 26
Tim Paine, TAS 24
Dan Christian, SA 25
Jon Holland, VIC 21
Callum Ferguson, SA 24
Clint McKay , VIC 25
Moises Henriques, NSW 21
Jason Behrendorff, ACT 18
Ashton May , ACT (12th man) 19
No one from WA or QLD as they play the night before
eddiesmith
Active Member
Re: New Zealand in Australia
PMs XI
Justin Langer, WA (Captain) 38
Phillip Hughes, NSW 20
Michael Klinger, SA 28
George Bailey, TAS 26
Tim Paine, TAS 24
Dan Christian, SA 25
Jon Holland, VIC 21
Callum Ferguson, SA 24
Clint McKay , VIC 25
Moises Henriques, NSW 21
Jason Behrendorff, ACT 18
Ashton May , ACT (12th man) 19
No one from WA or QLD as they play the night before
PMs XI
Justin Langer, WA (Captain) 38
Phillip Hughes, NSW 20
Michael Klinger, SA 28
George Bailey, TAS 26
Tim Paine, TAS 24
Dan Christian, SA 25
Jon Holland, VIC 21
Callum Ferguson, SA 24
Clint McKay , VIC 25
Moises Henriques, NSW 21
Jason Behrendorff, ACT 18
Ashton May , ACT (12th man) 19
No one from WA or QLD as they play the night before
eddiesmith
Active Member
Re: New Zealand in Australia
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaaha, oh god thats a good onegrapedo;313372 said:
eddiesmith
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Re: New Zealand in Australia
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaaha, oh god thats a good onegrapedo;313372 said: