Australian Domestic Cricket 2011/12

embee wrote:

Zat wrote:Useless farkin survey, just crapped out at the postcode question. Asked me about 10 time for my postcode then jammed up and stopped working.

Will tackle it again later.

just like the fed govt ...if you dont live in spivwest or deliverancecentral then they really dgaf about what you want

Hehehe! When I was in WA last week I'd forgotten just how keenly the West feels about the Central Govt (regardless of colour). Some of the Mexicans with me were shocked, but I just thought, "I've travelled a couple of thousand miles and feel like I haven't left home".

Tassie have signed fast bowler Jackson Bird from NSW. He played U19's for Aust but apart from that i don't know much about him.

IS he related to Aaron?

Ie, does he ping it?

Missed the bit about Matty Johnston going to Tozzie the other day ...hope he makes it ...great bloke ...but probably not good enough as a batsman or bowler to be a success

So is it safe to say that pretty much half of the first class cricketers in Australia come from NSW originally?

no

It's only about 43%

20%, and none of them arre first class

embee wrote:Missed the bit about Matty Johnston going to Tozzie the other day ...hope he makes it ...great bloke ...but probably not good enough as a batsman or bowler to be a success

Tassie has a happy knack of turning fringe players into champions. On the other side, Tim McDonald has returned to WA for family reasons.

JGK wrote:Here's your chance to give it to CA about T20...


http://iquestion.completemr.com/Q151920/

I've completed the survey now.

Will do it again from my iPhone on 3G later so it comes up as a different IP address.

James Faulkner has withdrawn from the Aust A tour with Glandular fever. Terrible luck for the young fella as i'm sure he would have impressed. His place will be taken by Hastings. Peter Siddle has also been called up.
Obviously it takes two mainlanders to replace one Tossie.

Big Dog wrote:James Faulkner has withdrawn from the Aust A tour with Glandular fever. Terrible luck for the young fella as i'm sure he would have impressed. His place will be taken by Hastings. Peter Siddle has also been called up.
Obviously it takes two mainlanders Victorians to replace one Tossie.

Fixed.

Who's young Jimmy been kissin'? Some two-headed diseased Tozzie trollop?

two heads = two tongues, skully.

You've been missing out.

so we're using these games to get people in form for the Test Series now? make up your damn minds!

Steady on, Nath. This young Siddle cove and this Hastings "wet behind the ears" lad are the up and coming future of Aus cricket, you know.

the same masterminds who are blowing one third of their salary cap on Gayle & Warner for the 20/20 BS?

Well, I hope you are cheering during the Big Bash, or whatever it's called this season, Nath.

Actually, forgive me, Nath. I hope Warner fails miserably.

I hope the whole comp fails miserably, like everyone else

JGK wrote:

Big Dog wrote:James Faulkner has withdrawn from the Aust A tour with Glandular fever. Terrible luck for the young fella as i'm sure he would have impressed. His place will be taken by Hastings. Peter Siddle has also been called up.
Obviously it takes two mainlanders Victorians to replace one Tossie.

Fixed.

Siddle's in for the four-day matches, Hastings for the short form stuff, no?

Zat wrote:

JGK wrote:

Big Dog wrote:James Faulkner has withdrawn from the Aust A tour with Glandular fever. Terrible luck for the young fella as i'm sure he would have impressed. His place will be taken by Hastings. Peter Siddle has also been called up.
Obviously it takes two mainlanders Victorians to replace one Tossie.

Fixed.

Siddle's in for the four-day matches, Hastings for the short form stuff, no?

that's the plan

a great thread...worth bumping, almost as much as those celebrating the humiliation (regular of the spivs/Oz test team)

Brett Geeves has announced his retirement after suffering a stress fracture of the back which kept him out of most of last season.

He seemed a bit of a character in Australian cricket when most of the players are overly media trained and dull.