Australian Domestic Season 2017-18

horace wrote:

Nath wrote:I guess next weeks Tas vs Vic match will decide one of the Shield finalists.[/quote


Looks like it. Should be a cracker of a game.

I'll be there.

Terrific Mr Dog. Look forward to your reports. Will you sledge the Weed?

horace wrote:Terrific Mr Dog. Look forward to your reports. Will you sledge the Weed?

If he's on 99....nope.

I expect the Weed will be even more determined than usual to do well. You and Lardy will disagree but I think Weed's return has helped the Twosies be competitive. Not the factor but nonetheless a key factor.

Tas squad v Victoria. Winner will go into the final against Qld.
Has the potential to be the game of the season.

Tasmanian Tigers Sheffield Shield squad:

George BAILEY (Captain)

Jackson BIRD

Alex DOOLAN

Jake DORAN

Andrew FEKETE

Hamish KINGSTON

Ben MCDERMOTT

Riley MEREDITH

Simon MILENKO

Sam RAINBIRD

Tom ROGERS

Jordan SILK

Matthew WADE

Beau WEBSTER

In: Hamish KINGSTON, Ben MCDERMOTT

Go Tozzies!

JGK wrote:Go Tozzies!

Where? Now there is a shock that Mr K is supporting the Tozzies and not the good guys.

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 South Australia
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Deliberate shit formatting to try and hide how woeful the wozzies have been 

I know we'll be crap in Sozzville next game and finish last ...but how shit have the sozzies been to be below us 

A close season ...but because everyone is shit ....apparently

embee wrote:Deliberate shit formatting to try and hide how woeful the wozzies have been 

I know we'll be crap in Sozzville next game and finish last ...but how shit have the sozzies been to be below us 

A close season ...but because everyone is shit ....apparently

Every year the bnlg polishes up the cv. The Warpies success in ODDs and the Tower is highlighted in neon. His sustained failure as a Shield coach is buried away in lawyer's fine print.

There is no doubt the Warpies possess their share of long form cricket talent. The abject failure to develop Bog and Hollow Man, Mrs R, Agar, Turner and Tye as long form stars is an indictment of his coaching.

I'll add Donkey and the Stain to that list. Notwithstanding family tragedy and injury/illness, the latter has gone backwards this year. His bowling has been ok but his batting has been ordinary. I see bnlg finally took your advice and dropped Donkey down the order.

Hope they both come good next as each possesses a lot of talent.

can't recall where I saw the split of the bonus points, but recall seeing that Tassie had the least number of batting bonus point.

Tassie’s turnaround coincides with the departure of Dan Marsh and the arrival of Griffith.

And Weed!

Jackson Coleman and Eammon Vines are in the Vix squad for the match v the Tozzies. Vines replaces Puck. Puck is apparently* ok with the Vix Docs advising on a timetable for his return to cricket.

Finally getting a drop of rain here today and tomorrow. TAs will prolly get some of the much needed rain, but hopefully this won't disrupt the vital Shield match.

Meanwhile the Billies have a bye against the Spivs which hopefully lulls them into a state of hubris.

In the battle for who will be Atlas, the Jellies have an opportunity to finish the season on a high. This would be good for the long term future of Oz cricket.

horace wrote:Jackson Coleman and Eammon Vines are in the Vix squad for the match v the Tozzies. Vines replaces Puck. Puck is apparently* ok with the Vix Docs advising on a timetable for his return to cricket.

Finally getting a drop of rain here today and tomorrow. TAs will prolly get some of the much needed rain, but hopefully this won't disrupt the vital Shield match.

Meanwhile the Billies have a bye against the Spivs which hopefully lulls them into a state of hubris.

In the battle for who will be Atlas, the Jellies have an opportunity to finish the season on a high. This would be good for the long term future of Oz cricket.

Fine day forecast for day one but light rain forecast for the next three days.

Thanks Mr Dog. Looking forward to your reports. This is shaping as a great match.

horace wrote:I expect the Weed will be even more determined than usual to do well. You and Lardy will disagree but I think Weed's return has helped the Twosies be competitive. Not the factor but nonetheless a key factor.

He's failed to totally undermine Griffo's good work. So far.

lardbucket wrote:

horace wrote:I expect the Weed will be even more determined than usual to do well. You and Lardy will disagree but I think Weed's return has helped the Twosies be competitive. Not the factor but nonetheless a key factor.

He's failed to totally undermine Griffo's good work. So far.

Now that is just mean spirited.

He is a hybrid of useless pillock and Manchurian candidate ...

Also an irritating little turd of Warnerian proportions.....could he be the 'Warnest'?

Lovely day to be at the cricket. Tas were sent in on a greenish looking wicket that ultimately did'nt do much. Tas were bogged down after lunch losing Silk in the process. Doran (57) & Bailey (29) fell after tea with Milenko & Wade accepting the challenge & scoring freely.
Currently 5/250

Tas now 6/276. Need 300+ at least.

In the other games, perpetual bridesmaid Trent Copeland has demolished the Banjos and the Wozzies are well on top of South Australia approaching stumps, despite losing their first two wickets for next to nix.

As you would expect, Wade throws his wicket away on 49 just minutes before stumps putting the vomits just ahead on the day.