New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
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New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by Chivalry Augustus Fri 06 Mar 2009, 23:17
NZ won the toss and chose to bowl. England 73/3 with the Buddha on 33*.
http://scoring.blackcaps.co.nz/livescoring/match577/scorecard.aspx
http://scoring.blackcaps.co.nz/livescoring/match577/scorecard.aspx
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by JKLever Fri 06 Mar 2009, 23:33
Fatsam really is a class apart in FC terms from the other pretenders....
That's half of their test side...
NEW ZEALAND A
AJ Redmond, JM How (captain), DR Flynn, PG Fulton, KS Williamson, JEC Franklin, RA Young, EP Thompson, BP Martin, BJ Arnel, CS Martin
That's half of their test side...
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by Henry Sat 07 Mar 2009, 02:15
Luke Wright 41 not out 
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by beamer Sat 07 Mar 2009, 10:28
Seems slightly bizarre that Coldplay's in there, that's a bit like us picking, say, Hoggard for the Lions...JKLever wrote:Fatsam really is a class apart in FC terms from the other pretenders....NEW ZEALAND A
AJ Redmond, JM How (captain), DR Flynn, PG Fulton, KS Williamson, JEC Franklin, RA Young, EP Thompson, BP Martin, BJ Arnel, CS Martin
That's half of their test side...
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by JKLever Sat 07 Mar 2009, 11:07
They don't play much FC cricket in NZ so the selectors may have picked this side with the Indian test series in mind.
Anyway 331-9 seems a decent recovery from 112-5 though Gareth Batty is obviously cheaping 'A' tests for scoring 64...
Anyway 331-9 seems a decent recovery from 112-5 though Gareth Batty is obviously cheaping 'A' tests for scoring 64...
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by Chivalry Augustus Sat 07 Mar 2009, 11:49
If the Buddha lost some weight he'd have scored a double ton here FACT. Lazy qunt only averaging 49. LAZY FAT UGLY QUNT.
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by Big_Bad_Bob Sat 07 Mar 2009, 11:57
JKLever wrote:They don't play much FC cricket in NZ so the selectors may have picked this side with the Indian test series in mind.
Anyway 331-9 seems a decent recovery from 112-5 though Gareth Batty is obviously cheaping 'A' tests for scoring 64...
And Saj the Wonderhorse 40* off 46!
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by JKLever Sat 07 Mar 2009, 12:28
doremi wrote:Why Buddha?
Must be because Buddha had the double chin thing going on too...
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by LeFromage Sat 07 Mar 2009, 18:46
Big_Bad_Bob wrote:JKLever wrote:They don't play much FC cricket in NZ so the selectors may have picked this side with the Indian test series in mind.
Anyway 331-9 seems a decent recovery from 112-5 though Gareth Batty is obviously cheaping 'A' tests for scoring 64...
And Saj the Wonderhorse 40* off 46!
Staking a claim for all-rounder status.
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by DJ_Smerk Sat 07 Mar 2009, 20:44
England Grade A Fatty XI. vs New Zealand Test Side. This is a laugh and a half.
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by DJ_Smerk Sat 07 Mar 2009, 20:44
Dello wrote:Big_Bad_Bob wrote:JKLever wrote:They don't play much FC cricket in NZ so the selectors may have picked this side with the Indian test series in mind.
Anyway 331-9 seems a decent recovery from 112-5 though Gareth Batty is obviously cheaping 'A' tests for scoring 64...
And Saj the Wonderhorse 40* off 46!
Staking a claim for all-rounder status.
One can hope not.
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by Chivalry Augustus Sat 07 Mar 2009, 23:10
OMG MARK DAVIES! Get him in the team!
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by JKLever Sat 07 Mar 2009, 23:34
It's a sad state of affairs when following this game on the PC is waaaay more entertaining than the last 2 tests...
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by Chivalry Augustus Sat 07 Mar 2009, 23:37
there's something about following a tour match via the internet until 3am that's old skool though, i loves it.
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by beamer Sat 07 Mar 2009, 23:48
It's a bit like the fact that watching Gillette Soccer Saturday is more entertaining than 99% of televised Premier League matches...JKLever wrote:It's a sad state of affairs when following this game on the PC is waaaay more entertaining than the last 2 tests...
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by LeFromage Sun 08 Mar 2009, 00:03
And yet Jeff Stelling has killed Countdown.
Funny old game.
Funny old game.
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by beamer Sun 08 Mar 2009, 00:05
I've only seen it once since he took over. Didn't seem any worse than the two Des's as far as I could tell?Dello wrote:And yet Jeff Stelling has killed Countdown.
Funny old game.
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by LeFromage Sun 08 Mar 2009, 00:07
Why is Daniel Flynn playing for the A side? He averages 42 in Tests and is therefore NZ's best batsman.
Oh no, I'm wrong - Stay Puft averages 49 (burgers per sitting):
Oh no, I'm wrong - Stay Puft averages 49 (burgers per sitting):
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by JKLever Sun 08 Mar 2009, 00:16
Augustus wrote:there's something about following a tour match via the internet until 3am that's old skool though, i loves it.
Pftt! Old school is watching a test on Ceefax or Oracle.
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by DJ_Smerk Sun 08 Mar 2009, 00:18
Old School is listening to it on the radio.
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by PeterCS Sun 08 Mar 2009, 00:19
Dello wrote:Big_Bad_Bob wrote:JKLever wrote:They don't play much FC cricket in NZ so the selectors may have picked this side with the Indian test series in mind.
Anyway 331-9 seems a decent recovery from 112-5 though Gareth Batty is obviously cheaping 'A' tests for scoring 64...
And Saj the Wonderhorse 40* off 46!
Staking a claim for all-rounder status.
GO SAJ GO! You've solved the Number 8 problem once, you can solve the Number 6 problem this time.
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by Chivalry Augustus Sun 08 Mar 2009, 00:21
Dello wrote:Why is Daniel Flynn playing for the A side? He averages 42 in Tests and is therefore NZ's best batsman.
Oh no, I'm wrong - Stay Puft averages 49 (burgers per sitting):
Nonsense, fat people can't bat. Has anyone mentioned that Daniel Flynn is out to the procrastinating one?
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by LeFromage Sun 08 Mar 2009, 00:23
GAWNGODDIMHOWZAT!!?
Plunkett smokes another baddie.
Is the England A seam attack of Mahmood, Davies and Plunkett better than the current England seam attack of Anderson, Broad and Yessie Khan?
I say yes.
Or possibly no. Depends. Perhaps I'll sleep on it...
Plunkett smokes another baddie.
Is the England A seam attack of Mahmood, Davies and Plunkett better than the current England seam attack of Anderson, Broad and Yessie Khan?
I say yes.
Or possibly no. Depends. Perhaps I'll sleep on it...
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Re: New Zealand A vs England Lions, 2nd "Thing"
by Chivalry Augustus Sun 08 Mar 2009, 00:24
I wish this was on telly.
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