New Zealand Domestic Season 2006/07

[superkingdave]

Good to seee Kyle Hogg scoring some runs yesterday. Looks another good track though bu the funs have been score pretty quickly so if Otago can get a decent lead they've a chance of an outright.

 

[Tim]

Otago have made some good signings over the past 2 years. And they're also doing well because they are one of the few sides here to pick specialist batsmen and bowlers.

 

[NZTailender]

Lou Vincent in the wickets

 

[Perm]

Canterbury 233/6
CZ Harris 67*, MHW Papps 56
MY Pasupati 3/46
Auckland 235/5
PA Hitchcock 82, RA Jones 81
CZ Harris 2/35

Auckland Aces win by 5 Wickets

Northern Distrcits 213/8
PD McGlashan 86*
CJM Furlong 2/19
Central Districts 219/1
GEF Barnett 91, JM How 78*
MR Jefferson 1/32

Central Districts Stags win by 9 wickets

Otago 128
CD Cumming 39
LJ Woodcock 3/20, S Rasmussen 3/39
Auckland 92/1
ME Parlane 37*
BE Scott 1/25

Wellington Firebirds win by 9 Wickets (D/L)

 

[Tim]

hmmm Jamie How 78*. I know Marshall got a 50 yesterday but I think Jamie How is a much better option.

 

[Perm]

I'd keep James Marshall in the ODI side, because if he does score runs then it's good, but when he doesn't we can drop him and actually have a reason for it. How has always been a big scorer at domestic level, just like Fulton but hasn't really turned that into runs against test quality opposition. Good to see him still pushing his claim though.

 

[Sw1fty]

Good to see Northern Districts finally get a win in the State Shield, beating Wellington by 133 runs in Taupo.

 

[Perm]

Northern Districts 246
AW Evans 79, IG Butler 43
LD Woodcock 2/29
Wellington 133
CJ Nevin 33
MR Jefferson 3/8, GW Aldridge 3/32
Northern Knights Won By 113 Runs

Auckland 202
RA Young 68
WC McSkimming 3/40
Otago 205/8
CD Cumming 41, JW Sheed 40
RM Hira 4/31
Otago Volts Won by 2 Wickets

Canterbury 239/8
IA Roberston 60, SL Stewart 44
BJ Diamanti 3/50
Central Districts 228/8
PJ Ingram 95, JDP Oram 43
CZ Harris 3/38, BC Hiini 3/38

 

[sportychic33]

Canterbury 239/8 after 50
Robertson: 60, Stewart 44,McMillian 31
Diamanti 3/51

Central Districts 229/8 after 50
Ingram: 95, Oram 41
Harris 3/38, Hiini 3/38

Canterbury win by 10 runs

 

[Natman20]

State Shield best batting averages up-date

Canterbury
CFK Van Wyk - 231 runs - HS 85* - AVG 115.50
CZ Harris - 317 runs - HS 71 - AVG 79.25

Central
PJ Ingram - 280 runs - HS 104 - AVG 56.00
GR Hay - 113 runs - HS 55 - AVG 56.50
JDP Oram - 131 runs - HS 70* - AVG 43.66

Northern
PD McGlashan - 231 runs - HS 87 - AVG 72.75
J Marshall - 166 runs - HS 152* - AVG 83.00
H Marshall - 59 runs - HS 59 - AVG 59.00

Otago
CD Cumming - 360 runs - HS 112 - AVG 51.42

Wellington
DJ Bowden - 71 runs - HS 25* - AVG 71.00
G Elliot - 254 runs - HS 107* - AVG 84.66

Auckland
MB Loye - 124 runs - HS 90 - AVG 62.00

just thought i would check up

 

[NZTailender]

Vincent - 300 runs (IIRC) isn't worth a shout?

 

[Perm]

222 runs @ 37.00 is all he has, take out his century and in his other five innings he has scored 93 runs @ 18.60. Nothing worth mentioning.

 

[Perm]

Brendon Diamanti is leading the wicket tally with 12 from 6 games while Matt Harvie of Otago has 12 from 7, Grant Elliot has 11 from 6 and Graeme ALdridge has 12 from 7. Paul Hithcock, Brandon Hiini and Roneel Hiira all have 9.

 

[NZTailender]

222 runs @ 37.00 is all he has, take out his century and in his other five innings he has scored 93 runs @ 18.60. Nothing worth mentioning.

Take out Cummings centuries and what do you have? Didn't think you'd subscribe to the "take out the best" philosophy. If he scored only one century then I may agree but two suggests he's in better touch than we may have previously thought.

 

[Bahnz]

Take out Cummings centuries and what do you have? Didn't think you'd subscribe to the "take out the best" philosophy. If he scored only one century then I may agree but two suggests he's in better touch than we may have previously thought.

But Lou Vincent has only scored one century, and it was on a flat track against the most inexperienced bowling line-up in the country.

Anyway besides Cummings two hundreds, which he scored on decent wickets against pretty good bowling attacks, he's still averaged over 24 from his over 6 starts. I'd definately go for Cumming ahead of Vincent. Also it was good to see Ryder score a quickfire 50 for Wellington in the 20/20, though I think at this stage it's too little, too late.

 

[Perm]

Take out Cummings centuries and what do you have? Didn't think you'd subscribe to the "take out the best" philosophy. If he scored only one century then I may agree but two suggests he's in better touch than we may have previously thought.

Exactly what Bahnz said, Vincent only has one century and he has failed in his other 5 innings. Cumming has two centuries and a fifty which shows he is being consistent. I don't usually subscribe to that theory, but 1 century by Vincent amongst a run of failures doesn't exactly show up in his average.

 

[NZTailender]

Whoops, thought he had two centuries. okay, maybe he isn't exactly killing it at the moment...but I bet he'll end up averaging 30+ with at least another 50.

 

[Perm]

Nothing that demands selection as far as I'm concerned, not with Astle and Fleming fighting for the opening spot/s.

 

[Kweek]

checkin cricketarchive and seeing that Grant Elliot is enjoying himself overthere, 2 centuries so far, and bowling nicely

 

[Bahnz]

Fantastic 100 by Harry today. I know he's prehistoric, but I really reckon he should be given one last chance to make the world cup, if only as payment for all his wonderful service to New Zealand Cricket.