Spoke too soon.........
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Spoke too soon.........
luckyeddie
Cricket Web Staff Member
Netherlands innings (target: 205 runs from 50 overs) R B 4s 6s SR
AN Kervezee c Mohammad Shehzad b Mohammad Nabi 71 47 2 0 151.06
DJ Reekers lbw b Hasti Gul 23 18 4 1 127.77
ES Szwarczynski st Mohammad Shehzad b Mohammad Nabi 16 18 2 0 88.88
RN ten Doeschate run out (Samiullah Shenwari) 13 26 1 0 50.00
DLS van Bunge not out 15 37 1 0 40.54
B Zuiderent not out 14 28 0 0 50.00
Extras (lb 1, w 7) 8
Total (4 wickets; 27 overs) 160 (5.92 runs per over)
To bat Mudassar Bukhari, J Smits, E Schiferli, PM Seelaar, TN de Grooth
Fall of wickets1-33 (Reekers, 5.6 ov), 2-65 (Kervezee, 13.3 ov), 3-66 (Szwarczynski, 13.6 ov), 4-80 (ten Doeschate, 20.2 ov)
Something funny here. The above scorecard is impossible. How could they have lost their 4th wicket at 80 with one of the batsment scoring 71? Also, a strike rate of 151 with only 2 boundaries in an innings of 71 sounds even more implausible.
Edit: they just corrected it. He in fact scored 21. They are also displaying 1 bowler who went for 30 off a single over - I suspect that should be 3.
Bowling O M R W Econ
Dawlat Ahmadzai 6 0 27 0 4.50
Hasti Gul 5 0 31 1 6.20 (4nb)
Mohammad Nabi 4 1 5 2 1.25
Hameed Hasan 6 0 15 0 2.50 (1nb)
Samiullah Shenwari 5 1 20 0 4.00 (1nb)
Karim Khan 1 0 30 0 30.00
AN Kervezee c Mohammad Shehzad b Mohammad Nabi 71 47 2 0 151.06
DJ Reekers lbw b Hasti Gul 23 18 4 1 127.77
ES Szwarczynski st Mohammad Shehzad b Mohammad Nabi 16 18 2 0 88.88
RN ten Doeschate run out (Samiullah Shenwari) 13 26 1 0 50.00
DLS van Bunge not out 15 37 1 0 40.54
B Zuiderent not out 14 28 0 0 50.00
Extras (lb 1, w 7) 8
Total (4 wickets; 27 overs) 160 (5.92 runs per over)
To bat Mudassar Bukhari, J Smits, E Schiferli, PM Seelaar, TN de Grooth
Fall of wickets1-33 (Reekers, 5.6 ov), 2-65 (Kervezee, 13.3 ov), 3-66 (Szwarczynski, 13.6 ov), 4-80 (ten Doeschate, 20.2 ov)
Something funny here. The above scorecard is impossible. How could they have lost their 4th wicket at 80 with one of the batsment scoring 71? Also, a strike rate of 151 with only 2 boundaries in an innings of 71 sounds even more implausible.
Edit: they just corrected it. He in fact scored 21. They are also displaying 1 bowler who went for 30 off a single over - I suspect that should be 3.
Bowling O M R W Econ
Dawlat Ahmadzai 6 0 27 0 4.50
Hasti Gul 5 0 31 1 6.20 (4nb)
Mohammad Nabi 4 1 5 2 1.25
Hameed Hasan 6 0 15 0 2.50 (1nb)
Samiullah Shenwari 5 1 20 0 4.00 (1nb)
Karim Khan 1 0 30 0 30.00
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luckyeddie
Cricket Web Staff Member
Bring back Stan Mortensen
Chemosit
First Class Debutant
just seen the scorecard from the Bermuda innings having watched the first 40 overs unfold.
What the hell was Tikolo doing with the bowling changes?!?!?
Otieno goes for 3 runs off 3 overs, then gets pulled. Comes back for a second spell, takes a vital wicket and yet does not get 10 overs, yet Onyango who goes at 6 an over (the most expensive bar Tikolo - who should have pulled himself after his first), gets 10. The 2 supposed strike bowlers get 8 and 9 overs respectively, though granted they were not as economical as normal. Varaiya, the second most economical only gets 9 overs and Kamande, the 3rd in terms of economy gets 8. FFS!!!
Then we lose 2 senseless wickets to stupid shots
What the hell was Tikolo doing with the bowling changes?!?!?
Otieno goes for 3 runs off 3 overs, then gets pulled. Comes back for a second spell, takes a vital wicket and yet does not get 10 overs, yet Onyango who goes at 6 an over (the most expensive bar Tikolo - who should have pulled himself after his first), gets 10. The 2 supposed strike bowlers get 8 and 9 overs respectively, though granted they were not as economical as normal. Varaiya, the second most economical only gets 9 overs and Kamande, the 3rd in terms of economy gets 8. FFS!!!
Then we lose 2 senseless wickets to stupid shots
just seen the scorecard from the Bermuda innings having watched the first 40 overs unfold.
What the hell was Tikolo doing with the bowling changes?!?!?
Otieno goes for 3 runs off 3 overs, then gets pulled. Comes back for a second spell, takes a vital wicket and yet does not get 10 overs, yet Onyango who goes at 6 an over (the most expensive bar Tikolo - who should have pulled himself after his first), gets 10. The 2 supposed strike bowlers get 8 and 9 overs respectively, though granted they were not as economical as normal. Varaiya, the second most economical only gets 9 overs and Kamande, the 3rd in terms of economy gets 8. FFS!!!
Then we lose 2 senseless wickets to stupid shots
As I stated earlier, I have often wondered about Tikolo's rotation of the bowlers. Otieno should've bowled 10, and Odoyo should always get 10. And another wicket falls as I type this.
andruid
Cricketer Of The Year
Maybe that could explain why these young bowlers struggle for consistencyjust seen the scorecard from the Bermuda innings having watched the first 40 overs unfold.
What the hell was Tikolo doing with the bowling changes?!?!?
Otieno goes for 3 runs off 3 overs, then gets pulled. Comes back for a second spell, takes a vital wicket and yet does not get 10 overs, yet Onyango who goes at 6 an over (the most expensive bar Tikolo - who should have pulled himself after his first), gets 10. The 2 supposed strike bowlers get 8 and 9 overs respectively, though granted they were not as economical as normal. Varaiya, the second most economical only gets 9 overs and Kamande, the 3rd in terms of economy gets 8. FFS!!!
Then we lose 2 senseless wickets to stupid shots
Chemosit
First Class Debutant
absolutely. No idea why you would pull a bowler who has just bowled 3 over for 3 runs.
Also, Varaiya was pulled just after he took a wicket as well - madness when he is the type of bowler who so often gets a second within an over. Hope the skipper makes up for it with the bat.
Like the Irish, I need drink to settle down...
Seems like he is a bit worried to bowl the inexperienced players.
Chemosit
First Class Debutant
better to bowl an inexperienced bowler going at 1 per over and give him experience than an experienced bowler who is going at 6 an over and give the game away.
andruid
Cricketer Of The Year
But how will the become experienced if they are not getting decent spells?
Im aware of this. It makes no sense.
My thoughts exactly.
Denmark need 140 runs off the last 10 overs, so that won't happen, Kenya look like beating Bermuda.
As it stands, Kenya, UAE and The Netherlands will qualify for the S8 today. Afghanistan will take the 4th qualification spot unless Bermuda beat the Dutch on Wednesday. That will not happen, FFS.
As it stands, Kenya, UAE and The Netherlands will qualify for the S8 today. Afghanistan will take the 4th qualification spot unless Bermuda beat the Dutch on Wednesday. That will not happen, FFS.
From Group A, Ireland, Canada and Scotland have qualified for S8, while it's between Namibia and Uganda for the last spot. In fact, even Oman could go through if they trounce Uganda. In all likelihood, though, it will be Uganda into the S8 as they have by far the easiest opponent on Wednesday.