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Dutchy wrote:Would have made sense for the umpires to give both teams an extra half hour last night and finish the game surely?

Can't really say bad light prevented this from happening.

Dutchy wrote:Would have made sense for the umpires to give both teams an extra half hour last night and finish the game surely?

It's up to the batting captain to make a call. Unless they are 9 down then it's the fielding captain's call.

If any team can find a way to lose the un-loseable...

But we won't.

heater31 wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Would have made sense for the umpires to give both teams an extra half hour last night and finish the game surely?

It's up to the batting captain to make a call. Unless they are 9 down then it's the fielding captain's call.

Unlikely to have got the runs in just 1/2 an hour longer batting normally. Would look even sillier if there were still 10 to go and they called stumps.

NSW close to victory, Queensland are 9/113 in their second innings still trailing by 251. Burns made 30, Bollinger has 4/30, Lyon 2/11 and Hazlewood 2/24.

Tasmania are 5/112 in their second innings, trailing by 252. Bailey 39 not out and Siddle has 2/17

The Dark Knight wrote:NSW close to victory, Queensland are 9/113 in their second innings still trailing by 251. Burns made 30, Bollinger has 4/30, Lyon 2/11 and Hazlewood 2/24.

Tasmania are 5/112 in their second innings, trailing by 252. Bailey 39 not out and Siddle has 2/17

Subbed in for Starc. Precautionary?

Also, big fan of Bollinger. Not the greatest bowler but not many give more than he does. With NSW having so many top notch bowlers I wonder whether anyone thought about seeing if he was open to a move.

Too old now to move I would have thought. Gets a game for NSW when Starc and Hazelwood are on national duty

Voges opened the bowling for WA today

And Tasmania are up next and don't look to have improved much from last season...

heater31 wrote:And Tasmania are up next and don't look to have improved much from last season...

We should beat them at home.

The Dark Knight wrote:

heater31 wrote:And Tasmania are up next and don't look to have improved much from last season...

We should beat them at home.

You surely can't be a true redbacks man. We beat WA in WA at full strength outright, Now we play the bottom side at home, in a game were expected to win with ease so that generally means we get rolled for 94 they make 6/397 and in our 2nd dig were 6/78 but get to 227 so it doesn't look so bad.

Haven't you seen this script????

carey wrote:

The Dark Knight wrote:

heater31 wrote:And Tasmania are up next and don't look to have improved much from last season...

We should beat them at home.

You surely can't be a true redbacks man. We beat WA in WA at full strength outright, Now we play the bottom side at home, in a game were expected to win with ease so that generally means we get rolled for 94 they make 6/397 and in our 2nd dig were 6/78 but get to 227 so it doesn't look so bad.

Haven't you seen this script????

Haha!! I was half-expecting a response like that. Up the Spudbacks!

Cmon Heater, this is new era SA, man.

Script:

SA bat first- 6/430 dec
Tas- 9/350 after being 6/78
SA rolled for 94
Tas 0/175 and 10 wicket winners

Come to think of it....that's not new era haha

Zampa in for Richardson

Tasmania win the toss and bat 1st.

0/8 from 5 over. Silk and Dunk in the middle.

Queensland.

4/13

Tremain 3/5 from 5 overs, Boland 1/8 from 5.

Hemphrey 0
Burns 4
Labuschagne 0
Heazlett 6*
Forrest 3
Wildermuth 0*

SA with their first wicket.

Sayers gets Silk caught behind.

TAS 1/16

Dunk gone. Bowled Sayers

TAS 2/25.

Mennie strikes. 3/30