Re: Australian Domestic Season 2017-18

by horace Tue 19 Sep 2017, 09:49

WideWally wrote:I guess Charlie Wakim is a big hitter.

Well I laughed...a lot

by embee Tue 19 Sep 2017, 19:59

Bluey McKenna joins the coaches at CV

He played one game of football with me ....he did ok

by horace Tue 19 Sep 2017, 23:08

hehehe...Bluey would have been a bit taller and quicker than you...tho surely not as skilled.

by Big Dog Wed 20 Sep 2017, 00:08

WideWally wrote:I guess Charlie Wakim is a big hitter.

by Nath Wed 20 Sep 2017, 10:46

oh, so the one day comp is only being shown on the CA site... can it fall off the radar any worse?

by skully Wed 20 Sep 2017, 10:52

CA - cheaping domestic cricket since 2000.

by embee Sat 23 Sep 2017, 15:33

horace wrote:hehehe...Bluey would have been a bit taller and quicker than you...tho surely not as skilled.

I played full back and Bluey was half back flank

Ben Allan (who I played a fair bit of cricket with) was in the middle

It was Churchlands campus vs Mt Lawley campus of Edith Cowan Uni

by JGK Mon 25 Sep 2017, 04:28

I see that Austin Waugh made his first grade debut on the weekend.

1 wicket, 8 runs.

by Bradman Mon 25 Sep 2017, 04:44

With form and a name like that surely our next allrounder.

by horace Mon 25 Sep 2017, 05:07

Good grief. At the risk of incurring the wrath of Lardy should the kid be 'dubbered' Koala Snr-Jnr?

by Bradman Mon 25 Sep 2017, 05:48

It worked in The Sopranos. And nswca well.......

by taipan Mon 25 Sep 2017, 06:14

JGK wrote:I see that Austin Waugh made his first grade debut on the weekend.

1 wicket, 8 runs.

Watto got a first baller in the same match.

by lardbucket Mon 25 Sep 2017, 08:29

Did he review?

by Fred Nerk Mon 25 Sep 2017, 09:12

lardbucket wrote:Did he review?

Made the T sign then wondered why the hell it was taking so long....then it got through his thick skull that grade cricket didn't have it

by horace Mon 25 Sep 2017, 09:18

He walked off backwards, heroically dragging his bottom lip.

by Big Dog Tue 26 Sep 2017, 06:59

Hastings has crocked himself again & will miss opening of the JLT one day cup Rolling Eyes

by horace Tue 26 Sep 2017, 07:43

Like all of us battla is ageing and injury prone

by Big Dog Wed 27 Sep 2017, 08:57

CA X1 crapped on the Sozzies in the JLT opener. Tossie Beau Webster scored 121 & bowled a tight 10 overs for just 25 runs. Sozzies only had Valente who scored an even 100.

by Nath Wed 27 Sep 2017, 09:35

Big Dog wrote:CA X1 crapped on the Sozzies in the JLT opener. Tossie Beau Webster scored 121 & bowled a tight 10 overs for just 25 runs. Sozzies only had Valente who scored an even 100.

your mate Webster, BD Wink

by Big Dog Wed 27 Sep 2017, 09:54

Nath wrote:
Big Dog wrote:CA X1 crapped on the Sozzies in the JLT opener. Tossie Beau Webster scored 121 & bowled a tight 10 overs for just 25 runs. Sozzies only had Valente who scored an even 100.

your mate Webster, BD

He's starting to grow on me.

by horace Wed 27 Sep 2017, 10:12

We thought he may have. Looks like he will build on the terrific progress he made last season. Coleman also bowled well

by skully Fri 29 Sep 2017, 04:44

New fake fielding law exercised

"Queensland fielder Marnus Labuschagne has become the first to fall foul of the new regulations that penalise 'fake fielding' after an incident in the JLT One-Day Cup.

The incident occurred in the 27th over of the Cricket Australia XI's innings against Queensland at Allan Border Field in Brisbane, and cost the home team five penalty runs.

Labuschagne dived to field a ball to his right in the covers during the CA XI innings, and although he failed to stop the ball he leapt to his feet and shaped to throw.

That caused the CA XI batter Clint Hinchcliffe to stutter and shape to scurry back to his crease, before the Western Australian realised the ball was on its way down to Matthew Rendshaw at long-off and the single was completed safely.

Labuschagne raised his hands to indicate an apology, but the on-field umpires came together to confer before standing umpire Paul Wilson signalled to the scorers by repeatedly tapping his left shoulder with his right palm to indicate the penalty runs.

The rule against "intentionally deceiving or distracting a batsman" was only formally introduced on Thursday by the International Cricket Council's latest version of playing conditions. "

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NoShow has lost one of his fielding weapons.

by Bradman Fri 29 Sep 2017, 05:32

That's a crock. Distracting I can understand. "Deceiving"?

Give me a break. What next. Mulligans for new batsmen? No wonder they're all crap, they get coddled at every turn.

by skully Fri 29 Sep 2017, 05:41

Fair call, Q.

by Bradman Fri 29 Sep 2017, 05:48

I'm a fair man.

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