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Senor Moto Gadili wrote:

Harry49 wrote:

Sonofbrowny25 wrote:tips for the weekend? and the players who could be X Factor?

A1- Pooraka and i think marks is a big one this weekend. runs and wickets could be his day.
A2- Scotch. easy to say scott but i think its the captains day for a big one.
A3 -Trinity. Austin Smith with the ball.

A1 - Pooraka. If Walkerville are to win they will need to bat first. Knowles is key for the Cats with bat and ball. Hard to find an x factor for Pooraka as they always have so many contributors. But I would say Rocco if he can fire early, it will set the tone for their batting innings.

A2 - Scotch - could see a couple of big scores in this game. Tony Scott for man of the match

A3 - Trinity - Alex Cotter for mine is the X-factor. If he can get going he can take the game away from GG

In A2 I favour Scotch. Woodville Rechabites batting line up is interesting with Holton and Duffett at 7 and 8, but I believe the key to this game is who can penetrate with the new ball and this is where Scotch have a huge advantage. Tom Bourne is on fire and Nathan Fox has fully recovered from a calf strain and they form one of the best combinations in A2. I'd be surprised if Noy and Crichton last long against Bourne and Fox, which should give Scotch a crack at Behrendt, Brown and Rosenthal while the ball is still new. On the other hand, the Woodville Rechabites openers, Cameron Behrendt and Rowan Pivetta are just steady and I cannot see them penetrating into the Old Scotch batting line up. This will put additional pressure on Woodville Rechabites best bowlers, Rosenthal and Duffett. I cannot see Duffett being able to bowl much more than 8-10 overs. The big wicket for Woodville Rechabites is David Scholz. He smashed them to all parts last time they played. Scotch to win and Tom Bourne to get 5 for and man of the match. Good luck to both teams and I hope the weather stays away.

Sonofbrowny25 wrote:Any scores?

Trinity 9/307


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Dogwatcher wrote:Great weekend at Waldeck with the TOSers getting up in a thriller.
Eythan Barraclough (94), Mitch Dearing (75), Austin Smith (33) gave us 307 to defend.
However, a massive innings from Brad Anderson (146) nearly took the flag away from us.
His run out proved the difference and Smith bowled the last two batsmen to dismiss them for 285, with nine balls left.
Great game, played in great spirit.

Am enjoying the lads' Snaps today. Good viewing.

Dogwatcher wrote:Great weekend at Waldeck with the TOSers getting up in a thriller.
Eythan Barraclough (94), Mitch Dearing (75), Austin Smith (33) gave us 307 to defend.
However, a massive innings from Brad Anderson (146) nearly took the flag away from us.
His run out proved the difference and Smith bowled the last two batsmen to dismiss them for 285, with nine balls left.
Great game, played in great spirit.

Am enjoying the lads' Snaps today. Good viewing.

Dogwatcher wrote:Great weekend at Waldeck with the TOSers getting up in a thriller.
Eythan Barraclough (94), Mitch Dearing (75), Austin Smith (33) gave us 307 to defend.
However, a massive innings from Brad Anderson (146) nearly took the flag away from us.
His run out proved the difference and Smith bowled the last two batsmen to dismiss them for 285, with nine balls left.
Great game, played in great spirit.

Am enjoying the lads' Snaps today. Good viewing.

Views From the US wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:Great weekend at Waldeck with the TOSers getting up in a thriller.
Eythan Barraclough (94), Mitch Dearing (75), Austin Smith (33) gave us 307 to defend.
However, a massive innings from Brad Anderson (146) nearly took the flag away from us.
His run out proved the difference and Smith bowled the last two batsmen to dismiss them for 285, with nine balls left.
Great game, played in great spirit.

Am enjoying the lads' Snaps today. Good viewing.

5 A Grade Premierships in 11 seasons is quite the achievement. Onwards and upwards for the TOS

Views From the US wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:Great weekend at Waldeck with the TOSers getting up in a thriller.
Eythan Barraclough (94), Mitch Dearing (75), Austin Smith (33) gave us 307 to defend.
However, a massive innings from Brad Anderson (146) nearly took the flag away from us.
His run out proved the difference and Smith bowled the last two batsmen to dismiss them for 285, with nine balls left.
Great game, played in great spirit.

Am enjoying the lads' Snaps today. Good viewing.

5 A Grade Premierships in 11 seasons is quite the achievement. Onwards and upwards for the TOS

Dogwatcher wrote:How do you mean?

Views From the US wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:Great weekend at Waldeck with the TOSers getting up in a thriller.
Eythan Barraclough (94), Mitch Dearing (75), Austin Smith (33) gave us 307 to defend.
However, a massive innings from Brad Anderson (146) nearly took the flag away from us.
His run out proved the difference and Smith bowled the last two batsmen to dismiss them for 285, with nine balls left.
Great game, played in great spirit.

Am enjoying the lads' Snaps today. Good viewing.

5 A Grade Premierships in 11 seasons is quite the achievement. Onwards and upwards for the TOS

The Bedge wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:How do you mean?

Think he means, have you picked up players from Jets?

Dogwatcher wrote:

The Bedge wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:How do you mean?

Think he means, have you picked up players from Jets?

I guess, like most clubs, we've got players who have been involved at Grade clubs as juniors.
Interestingly, we'd have as many who were involved at TTG as at Northerns.
But none of our players have been recruited directly from those clubs and most are returning home, being Old Scholars.
The players who aren't Old Scholars are Jarryd Furnell, who returned to us after a stint at Brahma but got as high as Northern's Twos in 11/12.
Austin Smith, is from Angle Vale.

Executive Member wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:

The Bedge wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:How do you mean?

Think he means, have you picked up players from Jets?

I guess, like most clubs, we've got players who have been involved at Grade clubs as juniors.
Interestingly, we'd have as many who were involved at TTG as at Northerns.
But none of our players have been recruited directly from those clubs and most are returning home, being Old Scholars.
The players who aren't Old Scholars are Jarryd Furnell, who returned to us after a stint at Brahma but got as high as Northern's Twos in 11/12.
Austin Smith, is from Angle Vale.

he was a Brahma Junior/senior before he went to the TOSSERS the first time round
Im sure SonofBrowny would have a good knowledge of his record

I do know his junior coach has much to answer for

Executive Member wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:

The Bedge wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:How do you mean?

Think he means, have you picked up players from Jets?

I guess, like most clubs, we've got players who have been involved at Grade clubs as juniors.
Interestingly, we'd have as many who were involved at TTG as at Northerns.
But none of our players have been recruited directly from those clubs and most are returning home, being Old Scholars.
The players who aren't Old Scholars are Jarryd Furnell, who returned to us after a stint at Brahma but got as high as Northern's Twos in 11/12.
Austin Smith, is from Angle Vale.

he was a Brahma Junior/senior before he went to the TOSSERS the first time round
Im sure SonofBrowny would have a good knowledge of his record

I do know his junior coach has much to answer for