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Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 11:21 pm
by Trader
Brown finished the season well didn't he?

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Sat Mar 28, 2015 7:15 am
by Tony Clifton
Reckon TTG will be too experienced. Hookes medal to Travis Head.

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Sat Mar 28, 2015 5:36 pm
by bulldogproud2
Match on definitely at Woodville Oval!
Woodville looked in control at 4/231 but TTG have struck back to have them 8/264 after 80 overs. Finely balanced.

Cheers

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Sat Mar 28, 2015 7:23 pm
by dukes of hazard
What happens now that woodville are all out how long do ttg have to make the runs

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Sat Mar 28, 2015 7:48 pm
by Aerie
dukes of hazard wrote:What happens now that woodville are all out how long do ttg have to make the runs


TTG will get the full 96 overs tomorrow. A competitive total to defend.

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Sat Mar 28, 2015 8:20 pm
by Tony Clifton
Cracking game brewing!

TTG have a strong batting line up. Woodville's bowlers have been getting the job done all season.

Impressive effort to put 270 on the board. I thought TTG would have cleaned them up for less. They'll be disappointed not to have grabbed one tonight. Carl Tight Jeans the key tomorrow I reckon. Needs to get 4-5.

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Sun Mar 29, 2015 5:11 pm
by Dogmatic
TTG got up by 3 wickets.
Evans 95
Davey 55
Turley 5/81

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Sun Mar 29, 2015 5:16 pm
by heater31
Tony Clifton wrote:Carl Tight Jeans the key tomorrow I reckon. Needs to get 4-5.



Tight Jeans struggled..... 1 fa and 11 no balls......lucky it wasn't a 1 dayer :shock:


TTG well deserved. Chased down 400 in the minor round then chased in the GF.

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Sun Mar 29, 2015 7:14 pm
by Eagles2014
Dogmatic wrote:TTG got up by 3 wickets.
Evans 95
Davey 55
Turley 5/81


Good to see TTG finally win the 2 day trophy, been a dominant team for a while now and would have been a tragedy if this group did not win the ultimate.

Karma for Woodville too, their "Rising Star" winner this year got what he deserved, to see him get a Premiership medal would have been the pits!

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Sun Mar 29, 2015 9:32 pm
by helicopterking
Glenelg B grade win the flag. Great effort. Not,so much for their Injured skipper who didn't turn up at all.

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Mon Mar 30, 2015 8:59 am
by C Horse
Eagles2014 wrote:
Karma for Woodville too, their "Rising Star" winner this year got what he deserved, to see him get a Premiership medal would have been the pits!


Care to elaborate on these comments Eagles?
Karma? For what?

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Mon Mar 30, 2015 9:05 am
by heater31
C Horse wrote:
Eagles2014 wrote:
Karma for Woodville too, their "Rising Star" winner this year got what he deserved, to see him get a Premiership medal would have been the pits!


Care to elaborate on these comments Eagles?
Karma? For what?

Shot his mouth off?

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Mon Mar 30, 2015 10:46 am
by Eagles2014
heater31 wrote:
C Horse wrote:
Eagles2014 wrote:
Karma for Woodville too, their "Rising Star" winner this year got what he deserved, to see him get a Premiership medal would have been the pits!


Care to elaborate on these comments Eagles?
Karma? For what?

Shot his mouth off?


Yep, exactly.

He is one of the biggest sledges out there, yet when he gets it back, he cries like a baby. This is A Grade cricket, what is said on the field stays on the field, but he kept going on about it. Last time we played them he called our keeper a cheat, even though they played Premier league together for NT team, tried to weasel his way out of it after game saying he did not mean it, can't stand the guy.

What made it worse in our local Messenger last week their coach had a go at our players for sledging and said we got what we deserved. Well, that's karma, he came across as a big sook and was good to see them lose and the tears flowing! Well done TTG!!

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Mon Mar 30, 2015 11:18 am
by Footy Smart
Well what a weekend. Finally after losing last year’s grandfinal the boys got to experience the ultimate. Losing last year probably made this years win so much better. As many of our blokes have said, they would hand back all the short form flags for this one.
Firstly a fantastic effort by Woodville who played the game to very end and could have easily batted for 2 days. Adam Sommerfields 15over spell with the old ball changed the game and Wints came back with the second new ball and cleaned the tail up.
Their innings was a great contest of good solid batting and disciplined bowling. We thought that if we could get them 5-6 down we could run through their tail. Then for us to grab 40 runs before the end of the days play was also crucial.
Our batting inning was the perfect chase really apart from losing Cuconits and Trav in quick time, and a couple wickets at the end with 4runs to get. The partnerships of Evans and Cuconits, Evans and Tim Davey, Borgas and Weavs getting the job done.
Great reward for the players who have stayed loyal to TTG and played through many a bad time. All apart from 3 played Juniors at the club, Sommers obviously from Mt Gambier but played for at TTG for numerous years, Wints via the ACT and Izzy Borgas from Northerns.
On a little end note, it was great to see back at the club the A grade boys got the U16white lads who also won the flag up to sing the club song with them. The look on the young lads face after was priceless.

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Mon Mar 30, 2015 1:03 pm
by Footy Smart
helicopterking wrote:Glenelg B grade win the flag. Great effort. Not,so much for their Injured skipper who didn't turn up at all.


What happened? I thought 210 wasnt enough against Kensie but getting McNeil obvioulsy helped.

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Mon Mar 30, 2015 1:37 pm
by helicopterking
Footy Smart wrote:
helicopterking wrote:Glenelg B grade win the flag. Great effort. Not,so much for their Injured skipper who didn't turn up at all.


What happened? I thought 210 wasnt enough against Kensie but getting McNeil obvioulsy helped.


Kensington were 3/120 at Tea, Schwert looking ominous. A good catch at 3rd man removed him and they just fell apart after that. Glenelg bowled very, very well. Bowled very few 4 balls and fielded excellent.

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Mon Mar 30, 2015 3:35 pm
by Footy Smart
helicopterking wrote:
Footy Smart wrote:
helicopterking wrote:Glenelg B grade win the flag. Great effort. Not,so much for their Injured skipper who didn't turn up at all.


What happened? I thought 210 wasnt enough against Kensie but getting McNeil obvioulsy helped.


Kensington were 3/120 at Tea, Schwert looking ominous. A good catch at 3rd man removed him and they just fell apart after that. Glenelg bowled very, very well. Bowled very few 4 balls and fielded excellent.


Glenelgs bowling was certainly one of the more disciplined attacks going round. What happened re the skipper?

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Mon Mar 30, 2015 4:16 pm
by helicopterking
Footy Smart wrote:
helicopterking wrote:
Footy Smart wrote:
helicopterking wrote:Glenelg B grade win the flag. Great effort. Not,so much for their Injured skipper who didn't turn up at all.


What happened? I thought 210 wasnt enough against Kensie but getting McNeil obvioulsy helped.


Kensington were 3/120 at Tea, Schwert looking ominous. A good catch at 3rd man removed him and they just fell apart after that. Glenelg bowled very, very well. Bowled very few 4 balls and fielded excellent.


Glenelgs bowling was certainly one of the more disciplined attacks going round. What happened re the skipper?


My mail was he withdrew from last weeks game on the Saturday Morning with a back injury. Wasn't selected this week, nowhere to be seen during the celebrations.

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Mon Mar 30, 2015 4:22 pm
by Eagles2014
What happened? I thought 210 wasnt enough against Kensie but getting McNeil obvioulsy helped.[/quote]

Kensington were 3/120 at Tea, Schwert looking ominous. A good catch at 3rd man removed him and they just fell apart after that. Glenelg bowled very, very well. Bowled very few 4 balls and fielded excellent.[/quote]

Glenelgs bowling was certainly one of the more disciplined attacks going round. What happened re the skipper?[/quote]

My mail was he withdrew from last weeks game on the Saturday Morning with a back injury. Wasn't selected this week, nowhere to be seen during the celebrations.[/quote]

Mail also said he had fall out with A's captain, Tom Plant. Story goes Nobes did not pick Plant in the 20/20 Grand Final at Adelaide Oval which Bays won, then after that Plant did not pick Nobes in A Grade for rest of season, so he ended up captaining the B's last few games. Doubt he will be at Bays next year, few clubs interested in getting him for next year.

Re: Grade Cricket

PostPosted: Mon Mar 30, 2015 4:22 pm
by heater31
helicopterking wrote:
Footy Smart wrote:
helicopterking wrote:
Footy Smart wrote:[quote="helicopterking"]Glenelg B grade win the flag. Great effort. Not,so much for their Injured skipper who didn't turn up at all.


What happened? I thought 210 wasnt enough against Kensie but getting McNeil obvioulsy helped.


Kensington were 3/120 at Tea, Schwert looking ominous. A good catch at 3rd man removed him and they just fell apart after that. Glenelg bowled very, very well. Bowled very few 4 balls and fielded excellent.


Glenelgs bowling was certainly one of the more disciplined attacks going round. What happened re the skipper?


My mail was he withdrew from last weeks game on the Saturday Morning with a back injury. Wasn't selected this week, nowhere to be seen during the celebrations.[/quote]
Not the first time he has done that for a final........was he declared 100% fit and just not selected for the GF?