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Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Fri Jan 18, 2019 9:32 pm
by The Dark Knight
Richardson was very good tonight, Zampa was pretty good and Stionis fought hard, the bowlers did well to keep it tight enough to keep us in it but not batting 50 overs and not enough runs was obviously the issue again. Dhoni chewing up dot balls helped to keep us in it aswell but he was always in control and did it easy in the end. He just didn't look to really go for it and throw his wicket away like we needed him too. He is still class.

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Fri Jan 18, 2019 9:44 pm
by Spargo
If Maxwell holds that dolly off Dhoni’s first ball or Siddle appeals harder when Dhoni nicked it behind, Australia win.

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Fri Jan 18, 2019 11:05 pm
by carey
northerner wrote:Dhoni... the. Best. Current. Player. In ODI chases. Sensational. Time and again he shows composure under pressure never letting the situation stress him. Focussed on red ink? Baloney... I would LOVE to have an Aussie batsman who "valued red ink" as he does. Surely you can only impact on the result whilst you are not out.
MS.. a star.

Meanwhile Siddle will never play another game for his nation again.



No read a few pages back. He is selfish and to slow.

I agree with you along with Kane Williamson

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Fri Jan 18, 2019 11:21 pm
by northerner
Jim05 wrote:Khawaja is a massive liability in the field. Jogging around half arsed and Zampa had to come from the deep and still beat him to the ball


Most batsmen have copped their share of criticism on this forum..and fair enough. But IMO Uzzie has been by far the biggest disappointment over the summer. He is our best bat only behind Smith and Warner. Yet in all his innings he made plenty of starts (enough to keep the critics quiet) but never once shown his full ability. I thought this was going to be his summer.

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Sat Jan 19, 2019 8:01 am
by Booney
Richardson replaces Hazlewood in the squad for the Sri Lanka series after Hazlewood reports back soreness.

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Sat Jan 19, 2019 8:24 am
by The Dark Knight
Booney wrote:Richardson replaces Hazlewood in the squad for the Sri Lanka series after Hazlewood reports back soreness.


https://www.cricket.com.au/news/josh-ha ... 2019-01-19

Not ideal.

“Josh has reported some back soreness over the last few days and scans have revealed a very early stage stress fracture in the same lower back area as his previous injury from last summer," said physio David Beakley.

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Sat Jan 19, 2019 8:26 am
by David Brent
northerner wrote:
Jim05 wrote:Khawaja is a massive liability in the field. Jogging around half arsed and Zampa had to come from the deep and still beat him to the ball


Most batsmen have copped their share of criticism on this forum..and fair enough. But IMO Uzzie has been by far the biggest disappointment over the summer. He is our best bat only behind Smith and Warner. Yet in all his innings he made plenty of starts (enough to keep the critics quiet) but never once shown his full ability. I thought this was going to be his summer.



Also thought this was going to be his summer, but I’ll cut him some slack. He had a bit going on outside of cricket. Not sure my work performance would be at a 100% for a few months, whilst a sibling is being held on potential Terrrsiom Charges.

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Sat Jan 19, 2019 9:03 am
by Armchair expert
Hazlewood is OUT of the Sri Lanka test replaced by Jhye Richardson

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Sat Jan 19, 2019 9:35 am
by stan
Armchair expert wrote:Hazlewood is OUT of the Sri Lanka test replaced by Jhye Richardson
With Patto out injured I guess he was the likely replacement.

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Sat Jan 19, 2019 10:54 am
by DOC
mmmmmmm. All these experts managing fast bowlers workload and here we go again.

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Sat Jan 19, 2019 3:55 pm
by Jim05
Another ton to Patterson against the Lankans

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Sat Jan 19, 2019 4:04 pm
by Armchair expert
Jim05 wrote:Another ton to Patterson against the Lankans


I expect that someone in the squad will 'pull a hammy' and Patterson will be included.

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Sat Jan 19, 2019 9:01 pm
by whufc
Armchair expert wrote:
Jim05 wrote:Another ton to Patterson against the Lankans


I expect that someone in the squad will 'pull a hammy' and Patterson will be included.


We can only hope!!!

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Sat Jan 19, 2019 10:51 pm
by daysofourlives
David Brent wrote:
northerner wrote:
Jim05 wrote:Khawaja is a massive liability in the field. Jogging around half arsed and Zampa had to come from the deep and still beat him to the ball


Most batsmen have copped their share of criticism on this forum..and fair enough. But IMO Uzzie has been by far the biggest disappointment over the summer. He is our best bat only behind Smith and Warner. Yet in all his innings he made plenty of starts (enough to keep the critics quiet) but never once shown his full ability. I thought this was going to be his summer.



Also thought this was going to be his summer, but I’ll cut him some slack. He had a bit going on outside of cricket. Not sure my work performance would be at a 100% for a few months, whilst a sibling is being held on potential Terrrsiom Charges.


Are you serious??
His brother set someone else up, he wasnt facing terrorisom charges, was all brought on himself. How the f that has anything to do with Ussies batting is beyond me. He's a lazy cricketer getting a free ride. The worst player of spin in the country. I fear he is the next Shaun Marsh getting gifted games

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Sun Jan 20, 2019 9:21 am
by stan
whufc wrote:
Armchair expert wrote:
Jim05 wrote:Another ton to Patterson against the Lankans


I expect that someone in the squad will 'pull a hammy' and Patterson will be included.


We can only hope!!!
I reckon he is worth a chance for the Sri Lankan series. I wouldn't like to see young Will just yet, let him play some more first class cricket.

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2019 7:49 am
by Brodlach
Added to the squad and certain to play

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2019 9:33 am
by Armchair expert
Good luck to anyone that can pick the 11

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2019 9:38 am
by stan
Brodlach wrote:Added to the squad and certain to play
You would think so. This season he has 428 runs @ 47 and has a 2st class ave of 41. It too bad. He's 25 years old and might be starting to find his feet a bit. The recent tour match suggests he has some form as well so not a bad selection to replace Marsh.

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2019 12:48 pm
by northerner
So two batsmen named will miss out.
Patterson HAS to play. An Aussie batsman scoring centuries at First Class level? That's unheard of in current times.
Renshaw MUST miss out. He has not given one iota of a reason all summer to be selected apart from a triple hundred against hackers in a Club game.
Burns or Will P are fighting for the last spot.

Re: 2018/19 Australian Summer of cricket

PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2019 1:06 pm
by robranisgod
robranisgod wrote:
Armchair expert wrote:
stan wrote:
Armchair expert wrote:50 to Patterson

Not in the test squad though
70 odd now. Good to see someone making runs.


97* at dinner


Kurtis Patterson averages 41 at First class level. He has a higher first class average than Handscomb, Burns, Shaun Marsh, Mitch Marsh, Labuschagne, Renshaw and Finch. Why isn't he in the test squad?


Finally the selectors are listening to me. About time.

Now watch Patterson stuff up given that I have been his biggest supporter.