Australian Domestic Season 2020-21

Like Meredith, he’s probably saving himself for the IPL

Patterson back in droppable-from-NSW form rather than contending-for-Tests form. It must be infuriating for selectors. Think Renshaw has gone past him for a middle order slot now.

lardbucket wrote:Patterson back in droppable-from-NSW form rather than contending-for-Tests form. It must be infuriating for selectors. Think Renshaw has gone past him for a middle order slot now.

new coach needed before Renshaw gets another crack.

Sage.

Your anti-NLWL bitterness outweighs your sagacity in this case, horrie. I'll put a virtual lobster (or a real one, if we have the opportunity to meet at the MCG later this year) on Renshaw playing in the Australian team again while Langer is still coach; most probably in the Ashes.

lardbucket wrote:Your anti-NLWL bitterness outweighs your sagacity in this case, horrie.  I'll put a virtual lobster (or a real one, if we have the opportunity to meet at the MCG later this year) on Renshaw playing in the Australian team again while Langer is still coach; most probably in the Ashes.

Well I hope you are right.

Tas cruising. NSW 4/61 still 432 behind.

NSW surrender meekly albeit Abbott did'nt bat. Tas win  in under three days.

surprised Bird didn't get a 10-for.

The players returning from unzud come out of quarantine tonight

the wozzies play the vomits today

incompetent scheduling by CA

I will miss horrie's sledging of all things Wozzie.

nice choke by the vomits to give us a double bonus point

lardbucket wrote:Patterson back in droppable-from-NSW form rather than contending-for-Tests form. It must be infuriating for selectors. Think Renshaw has gone past him for a middle order slot now.

Patterson is destined to be a trivia quiz answer for the rest of his life.

wozzies crabbing it up

another shieldless season

Sandies were in trouble at 5-114 but Bancroft and Inglis staged a recovery.

A maiden FC century for Joel Paris, too.
Meanwhile, not a ball bowled in the Gabba match QLD v SA due to the flooding rains, wet outfield etc.

WA well on top of Vile Vixen.

Three centuries for WA in a team score of under 400 (the last man didn't bat)

Sandies on top v lame Vomits. They took a 180-odd lead into the 2nd innings.

STANDINGS
POSTeamMWDLBPTP
1 Queensland73319.8430.84
2 New South Wales73229.0129.01
3 Western Australia725010.6827.68
4 Tasmania713311.3420.34
5 Victoria71518.2419.24
6 South Australia70436.2110.21
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Tasmania can't make the GF ... so I find myself in the curious position of supporting WA in the last match, whilst also hoping for a QLD v NSW draw, in order that WA might make the final and win overall ... more to the point, so that the evil Dubbers do not.

The Snoozealand tourists who arent going to the IPL are available for the wozzies

Phillipe and Agar

not sure about MMarsh

can the Vics still win the wooden spoon?

I think the Sozzies have a mortgage on both the Shield and ODI spoons.

Fred Nerk wrote:Three centuries for WA in a team score of under 400 (the last man didn't bat)

From ask steven on cricinfo

In a recent Sheffield Shield game, Western Australia had three individual centuries in a total of 391. Have there been any lower first-class totals with three centurions? asked Dechlan Brennan from Australia
In that peculiar-looking scorecard at the WACA last week, Western Australia's total of 391 for 9 declared against Victoria included 113 from opener Cameron Bancroft, then 115 from wicketkeeper Josh Inglis at No. 7, and an unbeaten 102 from No. 8 Joel Paris.

It turns out that the lowest first-class total to include three individual centuries is just 349, by Karnataka in a Ranji Trophy quarter-final against Uttar Pradesh in Bengaluru in 2013-14. That's an even stranger scorecard: opener Robin Uthappa, and Nos. 5 and 6, Karun Nair and Chidambaram Gautam, made exactly 100, while the three batsmen in between all made ducks (there were five in the innings).