Dutchy's Cricket $100- to $500- Campaign

[mal]

TAS @ WA - Just did some research and think WA will be hard to beat here exp with Langer in the side, they are however at a good things price of $1-63 but cant see them giving this one up.

TAS v WA Pura Cup
WA to win
$40- @ $1.63
to return $65.10

Careful, I reckon Tassie have won thier last 4 p/c games.

[Dutchy]

TAS @ WA - Just did some research and think WA will be hard to beat here exp with Langer in the side, they are however at a good things price of $1-63 but cant see them giving this one up.

TAS v WA Pura Cup
WA to win
$40- @ $1.63
to return $65.10

well this has been an interesting game WA declared 200 behind TAS with Langer on 188 no, TAS are now 350 in front with a day to play, looks like they will declare overnight and give WA a run chase on the last day....not beyond WA who made 650 last game, only worry to me is Langer has been out on the field for every ball of this game so far (good fitness for the ashes!) but WA have some good bats in Rogers and North also and the pitch is a ROAD

just checked Betfair and someone is laying WA for $4-00, couldnt resist these overs so Ive put another $10- on this for a return of $40-

If WA get up Im in front for this campaign, if they lose Im in a world of pain!!!!

[Maddogmike]

WA No Chance Dutchy - I think you need to give it up!

[mighty_tiger_79]

I CAN FEEL THE PAIN ALREADY DUTCHY

YOU NEED LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM

[Maddogmike]

Interestingly In the next race at Geelong R5. Number 2 Bon Hoffa is being looked at for the 2007 Melb Cup. It should go close to winning its 4th in a row in 5 mins time!!

[Dutchy]

Interestingly In the next race at Geelong R5. Number 2 Bon Hoffa is being looked at for the 2007 Melb Cup. It should go close to winning its 4th in a row in 5 mins time!!

whats this got to do with cricket??

[Dutchy]

TAS v WA Pura Cup
WA to win
$40- @ $1.63
to return $65.10

Bank $11.25

Faaaaarkkkk - WA lose by 6 runs - heres the report - wahts the saying? - such a fine line between genius and a ....

Tasmania has notched its second win of the season with a thrilling six-run victory in its Pura Cup clash against Western Australia at the WACA Ground.

Set an imposing 401 runs for victory, Adam Voges (152 not out) and Marcus North (107) guided the Warriors to within reach of the target, before the Tigers sealed the win with five wickets in the last nine overs of the day.

But the outright result was only made possible after a deal was reached between the two captains at tea on day three, where Warriors skipper Justin Langer agreed to declare his side's first innings at 5-353.

The declaration was made 200 runs short of Tasmania's 7-553, but only on the premise that Tigers captain Dan Marsh would not enforce the follow-on.

Tasmania resumed the final day at 5-149 and cruised to 7-200 before declaring in the 13th over of the morning.

Young spinner Aaron Heal was once again the destroyer with the ball for WA, claiming career-best figures of 5-57 to take his tally for the match to 10.

WA's run chase started disastrously when Sean Ervine, who was promoted up the order in the quest for quick runs, departed without a run to his name in just the second over of the innings.

The situation went from bad to worse when Adam Griffith removed Langer for eight and Hilfenhaus removed Marsh for 26, reducing the Warriors to 3-43 with 71 overs still remaining.

But North and Voges steadied the ship, punishing the Tigers attack as the Warriors worked their way back into the match.

North notched his ton before holing out to mid-wicket, ending the 147-run fourth-wicket stand.

Needing 136 runs from 20 overs, Chris Rogers (46) and Luke Ronchi (22) both came and went in the search of quick runs, before more Voges magic reduced the equation to 36 runs from as many balls.

But the departure of Heal (14), Brett Dorey (0) and Steve Magoffin (six) left the Warriors fighting for their life at 9-385, needing 16 runs from 10 balls.

The equation was reduced to eight runs from four balls, but a direct hit from Michael Di Venuto at long-on found Ben Edmondson short of his crease, ending the Warriors' brave chase and granting the Tigers their second win in succession.

Tigers youngster Tim Paine was named man-of-the-match for his knocks of 215 and 56, while Hilfenhaus snared 5-79 in WA's second innings.

[Dutchy]

Alirght Boom or Bust time for the campaign - its still October!

with $11.25 in the bank its time to go a Multi to try and kick start this thing.

PURA CUP - SA to beat VIC into QLD to beat NSW
into WA to beat TAS in FORD RANGER CUP
$11.25 @ $4.43
to return $49.90

[Dutchy]

BUST!!!! - oh well, look out for a new campaign "Dutchys Daily Deeds" which may kick off tomorrow