FaaipDeOiad
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Geez, fair partnership there.
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*Official* Cricket Web 'A' in Top End Series
- Thread starter Mr Mxyzptlk
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dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
Chaulk's a legend (Stedman's okay too, I guess). Everyone at Black's a OD opener these days 
. Great start to the series though, we really needed to start well and thanks to Chaulk we have. Hopefully the form continues on for the whole series.
Also, this is why I thought the VC should've gone to Garven.
. Great start to the series though, we really needed to start well and thanks to Chaulk we have. Hopefully the form continues on for the whole series.Also, this is why I thought the VC should've gone to Garven.
chaminda_00
Hall of Fame Member
Man now thats how you put your name infront of the selectors eyes. Two of the best innings your going to see in a long time. Some brilliant bowling from Gundry as well and Rose well he did what all good fast bowlers do cash in when the tails around, notably NZ bat depth.
Travis_Teh
International Regular
haha, two games two harsh ownings.
Well batted Chaulk and Stedman.
Well batted Chaulk and Stedman.
Mr Mxyzptlk
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Crampton under pressure before even playing a game in Pakistan!
Good stuff.
Good stuff.
ash chaulk
International Captain
nothing different me and stedman do that at training everyweek... hehe, was awesome sorry to the other batsmen. coast to coast.
well done to the bowlers aswel for not even letting them have a sniff
coast to coast.well done to the bowlers aswel for not even letting them have a sniff
age_master
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Super batting from Chaulky and Stedman and super bowling from Rose and Gundry.
33/3from3.3
International Vice-Captain
Chaulk, Stedman, Rose.
The Baconator
International Vice-Captain
Impressive stuff guys.
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Check the Pakistan tour thread urgently.
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Kev Goughy and Kingsley Clapham are no longer available for service.
Phil Jaques, Shane Watson and Mitchell Johnson are also ruled out, due to service for Australia.
Phil Jaques, Shane Watson and Mitchell Johnson are also ruled out, due to service for Australia.
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Cricket Web A v East Asia-Pacific XI
in Gardens Oval
Scorecard
Ball By Ball
Boundaries abounded in the tiny Gardens Oval, as another Stedman masterclass outclassed the East-Asia Pacific XI - who eventually escaped with a somewhat respectable 96-run defeat. Stedman and Das added 192 for the second wicket, ensuring victory, while only Keimelo could get any threat out of a rather helpful wicket. In reply, CW lacked some bite with the best players rested, but Rose struck with the first ball and Cunningham and Weber chipped in before Gelman tore out the heart.
Cricket Web A 313-4 (50 overs)
JE Stedman 143, AS Das 89; G Keimelo 2-57
East Asia-Pacific XI 217 (47.1 overs)
A Uda 89*; ZE Gelman 4-40, XPA Rose 3-41, TV Weber 2-50
Cricket Web A won by 96 runs
Man of the Match: James Stedman
Australia A v New Zealand A
in Marrara CG
Scorecard
Ball By Ball
Victory came in the last over, but Australia A had really been cruising, the only thing stopping them being Simon Katich' utter unwillingness to score runs. Hogging up 95 balls for 45 runs, Australia A still eked out a victory, largely thanks to well taken runs from WAussie pairing Adam Voges and Marcus North.
Aus A 232-3 (49.1 overs, Jaques 73, Voges 58*) beat New Zealand A 231-7 (50 overs, Sinclair 72, Papps 53; Hopes 3-50, Watson 2-23)
in Gardens Oval
Scorecard
Ball By Ball
Boundaries abounded in the tiny Gardens Oval, as another Stedman masterclass outclassed the East-Asia Pacific XI - who eventually escaped with a somewhat respectable 96-run defeat. Stedman and Das added 192 for the second wicket, ensuring victory, while only Keimelo could get any threat out of a rather helpful wicket. In reply, CW lacked some bite with the best players rested, but Rose struck with the first ball and Cunningham and Weber chipped in before Gelman tore out the heart.
Cricket Web A 313-4 (50 overs)
JE Stedman 143, AS Das 89; G Keimelo 2-57
East Asia-Pacific XI 217 (47.1 overs)
A Uda 89*; ZE Gelman 4-40, XPA Rose 3-41, TV Weber 2-50
Cricket Web A won by 96 runs
Man of the Match: James Stedman
Australia A v New Zealand A
in Marrara CG
Scorecard
Ball By Ball
Victory came in the last over, but Australia A had really been cruising, the only thing stopping them being Simon Katich' utter unwillingness to score runs. Hogging up 95 balls for 45 runs, Australia A still eked out a victory, largely thanks to well taken runs from WAussie pairing Adam Voges and Marcus North.
Aus A 232-3 (49.1 overs, Jaques 73, Voges 58*) beat New Zealand A 231-7 (50 overs, Sinclair 72, Papps 53; Hopes 3-50, Watson 2-23)
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