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***Official*** New Zealand Domestic Season 2008/09
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His stats. i.e. age, nationality and basic cricketing stats.
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Easily found on cricinfo I would guess.
Manee
Cricketer Of The Year
Indeed, especially since he's been tearing it up with his bowling.
Yeah not bad aye. Pretty **** effort from the rest of the team though.
bryce
International Regular
I'm pretty convinced about Watling. Did you hear about him batting for over 10 hours and finally being out for 378 in the Hamilton 2-day club final? He has the ability to hit big scores and would fit into the national side pretty easily I reckon also being an agile fielder/gloveman, in time of course.
Jungle Jumbo
International Vice-Captain
I think I've said this before, but I saw glimpses of Williamson playing for your U19s over here last summer and he looked a class above, certainly better than some of those in the full NZ side earlier in the summer.
bryce
International Regular
Yeah, but I guess you never know what can happen down the track with form/injuries. Having said that i'll reiterate Jungle Jumbo's above post and say that Williamson is definately a class above(if anyone wasn't already in the know). I remember reading about him in the paper when he was only 14 or 15 scoring century after century for his rep side BOP, and since then i've always kept an ear out for his name. Someone who can score that big, that consistently, in rep games when they are that young, is someone who has all the makings a very, very special player IMO
Bahnz
Hall of Fame Member
And George Worker finally breaks his run of 20's. Going on nicely at 80* with CD cruising to another win. And another failure for Jamie How. With Guptill making so many runs for Auckland, he really needs to pull finger and get a score in the next couple of matches.
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