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*Official* New Zealand in Sri Lanka

Athlai

Athlai

Not Terrible
McIntosh does score more sixes then you'd think in FC cricket. Mostly when hes setting his big tons.
 
Meridio

Meridio

International Regular
What in the ****, since when does McIntosh hit sixes?

Edit: Ha, not directed at you Athlai
 
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Flem274*

Flem274*

123/5
Meridio said:
If Taylor gets out to the slog sweep I'm swimming to Sri Lanka with a baseball bat.
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I'm following in a boat and laughing at you swimming.

McIntosh is batting well here, don't wanna jinx him though.

Adding to Pratters vs everyone argument, McIntosh's home ground has ridiculously small boundaries and the flattest domestic cricket pitch.
 
Athlai

Athlai

Not Terrible
Taylor needs to reach 1240 to average above 40 (if he gets out this innings, if he is NO he already does)

Or 56 runs if you prefer
 
Craig

Craig

World Traveller
How well are Murali and Mendis bowling right now?

Meridio, you better start swimming bro.
 
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Athlai

Athlai

Not Terrible
NZ Batsman Aged 25 and Under in Tests

Crowe 42 M 2774 @ 43.34
McMillan 42 M 2588 @ 41.07
Fleming 39 M 2424 @ 36.72
Turner 19 M 1617 @ 52.16
Taylor 18 M 1211 @ 40.36

Those players after 18 matches... (though TBF Taylor's just started his 18th match)

Turner 1535 @ 52.93
McMillan 1225 @ 43.75
Crowe 756 @ 27
Fleming 1025 @ 34.16
 
Athlai

Athlai

Not Terrible
Simon: "NZ haven't had a truly obdurate, durable opener since Mark Richardson, perhaps in McIntosh we're finally on the way there. Guptill isn't the answer as the other opener, but perhaps Aaron Redmond or Jamie How can fill the other slot. Well done so far lads!"

:huh:
 
J

JimmyGS

First Class Debutant
Correct me if I'm wrong here, but I can't recall McIntosh getting out to the short ball. I think he may have once in the W.I series, but domestically I can't recall any instances really.

Looking like you're getting hit (and getting hit occasionally) is only really a technical weakness if it leads to losing your wicket. All of you guys go on about how he needs to sort out this technical flaw and how he needs to learn to pull etc. I'm fine with it, as long as after he gets pinged, he's still at the crease.
 
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