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***Official***Australian Domestic Season Thread 2009/2010

Kylez

State Vice-Captain
Australian duties and injury will see Manou and Cosgrove miss Wednesday’s Ford Ranger Cup match v the Bushrangers at Adelaide Oval.

The Redbacks are yet secure points in the one day format this season and will be looking to continue their gritty Shield performance against the Bushrangers with a win on Wednesday night.

West End Redbacks v DEC Bushrangers
Wednesday 4 November, Adelaide Oval
Borgas, Cameron
Christian, Dan
Cooper, Tom
George, Peter
Haberfield, Jake
Harris, Daniel
Klinger, Michael
Ludeman, Tim
O’Brien, Aaron
Smith, James
Tait, Shaun
Weeks, Matthew

Out: Graham Manou (Australian duties), Mark Cosgrove ( hamstring injury)
In: Tim Ludeman, Matthew Weeks



FMD, another injury..this time its Cosgrove. Thats a loss alright. It's a hamstring injury, anyone know how long it will take him to recover. Cleary and Duval should be back soon.
 

howardj

International Coach
I should have been born a Crow Eater.

Love Dan Cullen, Cullen Bailey, Callum Ferguson, Cossy Cosgrove, Blewett.

Don't know what it is, but it feels right.
 

howardj

International Coach
Mixed emotions the day he was dropped, for what we all knew was the 3rd and final time, for Haydos in New Zealand in early 2000.
 

howardj

International Coach
What does Blewett do in between his Foxtel commentary?

Is he a media personality in SA - on radio etc?

I know he hits a mean golf ball.
 

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Mixed emotions the day he was dropped, for what we all knew was the 3rd and final time, for Haydos in New Zealand in early 2000.
Myself, I was annoyed. His numbers didn't back retaining him but it was just wrong to see him nick and nudge the ball around to support Slater when Blewwy was a stroke-maker himself.

EDIT: Don't think it's limited to you younger guys either. Reckon everyone who saw him belt England around the WACA was a fan for life. Such a dude.
 
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howardj

International Coach
Problem for Blew was that he had no middle ground. When he was good, he was champagne. I give you the South African tour of 1997 and early doors in England later that same year. By contrast, when he was off, he was woeful - India 1998 for example.
 

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Problem for Blew was that he had no middle ground. When he was good, he was champagne. I give you the South African tour of 1997 and early doors in England later that same year. By contrast, when he was off, he was woeful - India 1998 for example.
Yup, was weird that pace was his undoing on that tour. Everyone points to his play against spin but it was Srinath who wrecked him (who, in fairness, was sensational).
 

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