Australian State Cricket - 09-10 season

Can victorians get any more vile?

They complain when their players don't get picked and then whine they do. It's typical that they put their own interests ahead of the nation's.

It is little wonder that everybody hates them.

For the record, I don't hate Nath.

He was adopted

phurt@mudge...

jgk - they actually were allowed to call up a 'bowler' provided it was pommy patto

G.Wood wrote:Can victorians get any more vile?

They complain when their players don't get picked and then whine they do. It's typical that they put their own interests ahead of the nation's.

It is little wonder that everybody hates them.

Victorians are naturally opposed to having good Victorian cricketers nicked to prop up the 'national - spiv' team...our best player - TGM- was denied playing for the Vix for a decade and a half.

of course Victorians put their interests before that of the nation-Spivs...your State, the the Nauseating Spiv Welshers are like a banana republic with revolving state govt leaderships, a hapless state opposition and Bronny and Turnbulldust insenior roles in the federal libs.

lets face it - NSW last contributed to quality cricket and public life with tgm and Keating.. their players lost us the ashes twice.

the Qbillies are like a crazed Arkansas on a diet of pumpkin scones...expect yet another Bjelke-Petersen to soon be drafted to lead the nation...the sozzies have taken barrell girls to a new level, the wozzies represent the Worst of Australia and the Toxics are about to be inundated as a result of global warming.

It looks like Victoria were able to replace McKay with Darren Pattinson.

So now they are resorting to English rejects

under some bizarre rule, the ACB can take a player out of the middle of a game and replace him with player selected by Hildy - chair of the NSP

match is heading for a draw

The rule has been around for a while ...I last remember it being used when Ben Edmondson replaced Brad Williams who was called up for a Test against BanIndia (the Adelaide Agarkar or the Melbourne Test after that)

It would happen all the time between grade and state cricket

Cullen Bailey ...89 not out ...have the vomits started importing wozzie bowlers?

embee wrote:Cullen Bailey ...89 not out ...have the vomits started importing wozzie bowlers?

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embee wrote:The rule has been around for a while ...I last remember it being used when Ben Edmondson replaced Brad Williams who was called up for a Test against BanIndia (the Adelaide Agarkar or the Melbourne Test after that)

I'm not sure about the rule. But certainaly the Pommie selectors (all one of them) use to strong arm the counties all the time to release players mid-match 100 years ago. Though of course if the big wheel selector was from a certain county the choice of player would depend on the state of a particular county match at the time.

I think the first time it happened in Australia was when John Maguire was called into the ODI team in the middle of a Shield match. Michael Maranta took his place.

And it seems that no-one has mentioned that the new superstar of Queensland crisket is ..............
Glen Batisioto
Batichiotto
Battissotoh
Batticiotto
Batticciotto.

A century in his 2nd FC match many years after representing the Australian Youth team for whom he made two ducks.

Batti

Yep. He'll be getting the same treatment as Kaspa, Chandra, Venkat & Murali in the future. Batti.

[mudge]Walter must already be pencilled in for his Australian debut.[/mudge]

Wozzies dominating at the SCG:

Western Australia 1st innings		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
	WM Robinson	not out	50	144	118	7	0	42.37
	LJC Towers	c Smith b Clark	5	30	9	0	0	55.55
	MP Stoinis	c Katich b Smith	22	45	23	3	0	95.65
	MJ North*	not out	23	67	37	5	0	62.16
	Extras	(lb 1, nb 6)	7
	Total	(2 wickets; 30.3 overs)	106	(3.47 runs per over)

farque off with your woofing ya dubber qunt

Wozzies killing it - Robinson 141.

So who's this Robinson dude? Obviously liked the SCG wicket. Great day (35+) to be toiling away on a first day SCG featherbed.

We'll need 600+ to have a chance of getting 1st innings points.

Wes Robinson...handy start to his career...

17 innings, 749 runs @ 46.81, 2 tons, 4 fifties, HS 141