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***Official***Australian Domestic Season Thread 2009/2010
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Noble One
International Vice-Captain
McGrath is simply a god. What a difference it makes to have a bowler who can put the ball on the spot every delivery. His bowling to firstly set up Warner with three deliveries shaping back into him, then to proclaim he would deck one across them, and then to pull it off. Sublime.
Interested in how Tait performs. Hardly deserves selection for South Australia at the moment, looks completely out of sorts.
Agree on the opinion that Michael Clarke is a spud at T20. Australia will never post anything more than par scores with Clarke in the side. Incapable of hitting over the top, incapable of building an innings, completely lost in this format.
Interested in how Tait performs. Hardly deserves selection for South Australia at the moment, looks completely out of sorts.
Agree on the opinion that Michael Clarke is a spud at T20. Australia will never post anything more than par scores with Clarke in the side. Incapable of hitting over the top, incapable of building an innings, completely lost in this format.
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Sad to see Darris get a quacker, love the lad.
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The above (watching the telecast which is delayed and he's not out there yet).
Mind you, Mass took years to get his first A-grade ton then did nothing but score runs from then. Took years to get his first Shield ton, has scored runs ever since. Give him 10 more years of T20 cricket and reckon he'll go alright.
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Apologies guys, didn't know.
How big was that six from Carseldine?! Came down with snow on it I reckon.
How big was that six from Carseldine?! Came down with snow on it I reckon.
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Haha, now I know you're full of ****.
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Haha you'll see. Was massive.
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Not sure why you'd need to say that, it's not like I called him **** or anything.
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General comment. Not at you..
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Noble One
International Vice-Captain
Not a bad night of cricket. Don't mind these games to kick-off the season. Even a Legends versus Domestic stars game would suffice.
My three favourite domestic cricketers McKay, Carseldine and White all starring. Great chance for some guys to make a name for themselves, despite the format and casualness of the game.
My three favourite domestic cricketers McKay, Carseldine and White all starring. Great chance for some guys to make a name for themselves, despite the format and casualness of the game.
Jakester1288
International Regular
McGrath speaking about how he was going to get out Warner, that was simply brilliance. Warne and Clarke was hilarious.
The only bad thing about that match was Australia winning and Manou taking the gloves for the second 10 overs from memory, Clarke batting wasn't too bad because of Warney being out there.
Seeing Warney and McGrath bowl again was fantastic, Gilly and Hayden open the batting, it was amazing. We should start the season with one of these games every time now.
The only bad thing about that match was Australia winning and Manou taking the gloves for the second 10 overs from memory, Clarke batting wasn't too bad because of Warney being out there.
Seeing Warney and McGrath bowl again was fantastic, Gilly and Hayden open the batting, it was amazing. We should start the season with one of these games every time now.
