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indoor cricket

PostPosted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 1:56 pm
by matty beam feltus
anyone play indoor cricket

Re: indoor cricket

PostPosted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 2:20 pm
by CoverKing
i havnt for a while, got some mates that played in the Albert Park Stingrays Premiership for the A grade indoor cricket comp in SA last year. Great game ...

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 2:39 pm
by matty beam feltus
CoverKing wrote:i havnt for a while, got some mates that played in the Albert Park Stingrays Premiership for the A grade indoor cricket comp in SA last year. Great game ...


yep yep fair enough apparantly it was a great game i went down there to check out the grand final as well ay who are your mjates terry potts, bucky?

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 2:46 pm
by CoverKing
matty beam feltus wrote:
CoverKing wrote:i havnt for a while, got some mates that played in the Albert Park Stingrays Premiership for the A grade indoor cricket comp in SA last year. Great game ...


yep yep fair enough apparantly it was a great game i went down there to check out the grand final as well ay who are your mjates terry potts, bucky?


lol bucky is one, know terry through bucky,dingles and robbie, also dollman in the side aswell

Re: indoor cricket

PostPosted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 3:01 pm
by auto
Havent played in a coupla years, love the game tho. Played at Modbury and Windsor and was just about to suit up for some super league and ended up playing footy insted. Reckon ive come up against you a coupla times mr Beam

Re: indoor cricket

PostPosted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 3:06 pm
by bazza1
I used to play down at Albert Park but when they closed down I lost interest and even before that I wasnt to keen either, playing the same team every 3rd-4th week. IMHO 6-pack killed indoor, any body can play 6-pack, 8-a-side was much better. You had to be able to bat.

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 3:08 pm
by CoverKing
bazza1 wrote:I used to play down at Albert Park but when they closed down I lost interest and even before that I wasnt to keen either, playing the same team every 3rd-4th week. IMHO 6-pack killed indoor, any body can play 6-pack, 8-a-side was much better. You had to be able to bat.


totally agree Bazza. Superleague indoor is great to watch/play but 6 pack is carp IMO aswell. I lost my interest because of that concept

Re: indoor cricket

PostPosted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 3:11 pm
by matty beam feltus
automaticwicky wrote:Havent played in a coupla years, love the game tho. Played at Modbury and Windsor and was just about to suit up for some super league and ended up playing footy insted. Reckon ive come up against you a coupla times mr Beam


yeh chances are we have come up against eachother indoor cricket useto be my religeon everynight of the week i would play ay
but know its footy haha who you playing for this year?

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 3:12 pm
by matty beam feltus
CoverKing wrote:
matty beam feltus wrote:
CoverKing wrote:i havnt for a while, got some mates that played in the Albert Park Stingrays Premiership for the A grade indoor cricket comp in SA last year. Great game ...


yep yep fair enough apparantly it was a great game i went down there to check out the grand final as well ay who are your mjates terry potts, bucky?


lol bucky is one, know terry through bucky,dingles and robbie, also dollman in the side aswell


yeh there pretty much all x guards haha besides dingles and robbie ay

Re: indoor cricket

PostPosted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 3:19 pm
by CoverKing
yeah all x guards, well dolly did play at woodlands first!
Robbie and dingles ex stepney and sharks respectively.

Re: indoor cricket

PostPosted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 4:23 pm
by Iron Fist
bucky is good sint he??
he was a good out door cricketer aswell, could swing the ball heaps!

me and a few mates are starting a side up in next few weeks
I think one or two of them have played indoor before, I never have, but most of us have played outdoor for years!
is it hard to make the transition from outdoor to indoor??

Re: indoor cricket

PostPosted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 8:19 pm
by on_a_length
bazza1 wrote:I used to play down at Albert Park but when they closed down I lost interest and even before that I wasnt to keen either, playing the same team every 3rd-4th week. IMHO 6-pack killed indoor, any body can play 6-pack, 8-a-side was much better. You had to be able to bat.


I was the other way round. I liked the extra over i got bowling. Never took indoor seriously though

Re: indoor cricket

PostPosted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 10:53 pm
by CoverKing
Iron Fist wrote:bucky is good sint he??
he was a good out door cricketer aswell, could swing the ball heaps!

me and a few mates are starting a side up in next few weeks
I think one or two of them have played indoor before, I never have, but most of us have played outdoor for years!
is it hard to make the transition from outdoor to indoor??


hardest thing about it is the styles of batting! I personally struggle as i like to drive heaps, and work through the leg side, in indoor batting is more about bouncing it up into the net to give u the longest time possible to get down the other end. Bounce as many balls into the net. Good luck in your first year, you will enjoy it

Re: indoor cricket

PostPosted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 10:58 pm
by Rik E Boy
I played for 14 years and it made me the cripple I am today. I reckon I've played about a thousand matches. When I was a teenager there were centres all over Adelaide including non ICA centres at Marleston, Hardys Road and a place called Lords. I've played superleague for Marleston, Camden, Windsor Gardens, Albert Park, Stepney and Reynella mostly in mixed league but a fair bit of B grade as well. I was a leg one maniac and now my knees are rooted.

Haven't played since 1997. Don't remember all of the games as I lost too many brain cells in the bars. 8)

regards,

REB

Re: indoor cricket

PostPosted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 1:15 am
by auto
Leg one rules! :supz:

Re: indoor cricket

PostPosted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 8:50 am
by Iron Fist
CoverKing wrote:
Iron Fist wrote:bucky is good sint he??
he was a good out door cricketer aswell, could swing the ball heaps!

me and a few mates are starting a side up in next few weeks
I think one or two of them have played indoor before, I never have, but most of us have played outdoor for years!
is it hard to make the transition from outdoor to indoor??


hardest thing about it is the styles of batting! I personally struggle as i like to drive heaps, and work through the leg side, in indoor batting is more about bouncing it up into the net to give u the longest time possible to get down the other end. Bounce as many balls into the net. Good luck in your first year, you will enjoy it


alright then, sounds like a good way to approach it!
cant you get caught off the net though??

Re: indoor cricket

PostPosted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 9:22 am
by Booney
Rik E Boy wrote:I played for 14 years and it made me the cripple I am today. I reckon I've played about a thousand matches. When I was a teenager there were centres all over Adelaide including non ICA centres at Marleston, Hardys Road and a place called Lords. I've played superleague for Marleston, Camden, Windsor Gardens, Albert Park, Stepney and Reynella mostly in mixed league but a fair bit of B grade as well. I was a leg one maniac and now my knees are rooted.

Haven't played since 1997. Don't remember all of the games as I lost too many brain cells in the bars. 8)

regards,

REB


Passion and Warfare V The Hellions a rivalry for the ages...

Re: indoor cricket

PostPosted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 9:44 am
by matty beam feltus
Iron Fist wrote:
CoverKing wrote:
Iron Fist wrote:bucky is good sint he??
he was a good out door cricketer aswell, could swing the ball heaps!

me and a few mates are starting a side up in next few weeks
I think one or two of them have played indoor before, I never have, but most of us have played outdoor for years!
is it hard to make the transition from outdoor to indoor??


hardest thing about it is the styles of batting! I personally struggle as i like to drive heaps, and work through the leg side, in indoor batting is more about bouncing it up into the net to give u the longest time possible to get down the other end. Bounce as many balls into the net. Good luck in your first year, you will enjoy it


alright then, sounds like a good way to approach it!
cant you get caught off the net though??


yes you can unless you hit a seven which is straight down the ground the back net on the full

Re: indoor cricket

PostPosted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 10:20 am
by trev
Used to play superleague at Stepney in the early/mid 90's.

We had a pretty strong side in Wed div one (Save Ferris).
Cant remember much of the games, but the social side was fantastic. :partyman: :drinkers:

We were spending so much time there that it cost my mate his Fiance!
She fronted him in the bar one night and asked him to choose between Indoor and her. He (In the end wisely) chose indoor.

Talk about your all time backfires!
Whilst I initially felt sorry for her, time proved what a lucky escape it was for him.

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PostPosted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 10:15 pm
by bazza1
Hey REB's, when did you play at Albert Park? I played in the 90's there for the KEG BUSTERS.