Jakester1288
International Regular
You playing same line up as last match? I will bar tinkering the order a bit.
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Battrick
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Noble One
International Vice-Captain
I will probably change it up a little. Not much to split our two sides, depends on which individual has a bigger day out.
Jarquis
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Sure thingSomeone else accpeted my challenge, apologies. Next weekend?
Jakester's updates. lol.
nibbs
International Captain
i can see your problem. two masterful's in there.Finally have my team at a level I'm happy with and realise that I can't afford it.
given where your side is at, you'd be far better off stopping training at sensational or, even better, exceptional.
Nate
You'll Never Walk Alone
Thank you. At least I'm not emotionally attached to these new players yet, haha.
Listed for 4mil.
Gordon Hall - 28 yo, BT Rating=72,994, Wage=£32,008
A cautious LH batsman and a cautious LFM bowler. He has superb leadership skills and elite experience. He has no preference and no trait.
He currently has strong batting form, proficient bowling form and energetic fitness.
Stamina: superb Wicket Keeping: worthless
Batting: abysmal Concentration: woeful
Bowling: sensational Consistency: exceptional
Fielding: proficient
An early bid would be much appreciated.
Listed for 4mil.
Gordon Hall - 28 yo, BT Rating=72,994, Wage=£32,008
A cautious LH batsman and a cautious LFM bowler. He has superb leadership skills and elite experience. He has no preference and no trait.
He currently has strong batting form, proficient bowling form and energetic fitness.
Stamina: superb Wicket Keeping: worthless
Batting: abysmal Concentration: woeful
Bowling: sensational Consistency: exceptional
Fielding: proficient
An early bid would be much appreciated.
Noble One
International Vice-Captain
You have 1 out of 3 right. You need stamina, and consistency rather than concentration.
Nate
You'll Never Walk Alone
Listed for 0. Had him for 25 months. WAG Chawla.
Saeed Chawla - 23 yo, BT Rating=90,987, Wage=£62,647
A cautious RH batsman and a cautious RM bowler. He has mediocre leadership skills and proficient experience. He has no preference and no trait.
He currently has superb batting form, respectable bowling form and energetic fitness.
Stamina: proficient Wicket Keeping: worthless
Batting: masterful Concentration: remarkable
Bowling: mediocre Consistency: quality
Fielding: proficient
You will be missed my love!
Saeed Chawla - 23 yo, BT Rating=90,987, Wage=£62,647
A cautious RH batsman and a cautious RM bowler. He has mediocre leadership skills and proficient experience. He has no preference and no trait.
He currently has superb batting form, respectable bowling form and energetic fitness.
Stamina: proficient Wicket Keeping: worthless
Batting: masterful Concentration: remarkable
Bowling: mediocre Consistency: quality
Fielding: proficient
You will be missed my love!
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Bobisback
International Regular
Will be watching him.
But isn't Stamina required for seamers? They bowl shorter spells and take more physical work, so its understandable that they really need stamina. But spinners can bowl long spells and judging by their bowling, they don't require much physicality, why would they need stamina?
Noble One
International Vice-Captain
You need to remove the link between real-life cricket and Battrick. Your spinner will need stamina. Try playing a spinner with below mediocre stamina, almost useless.
Jakester1288
International Regular
My OD tomorrow should be pretty close with my 2 stars out, should even the playing field.
Jakester1288
International Regular
End of Over 5: 35-0, runrate=7.00
Nel 3-0-15-0
Siems* 28 (16 balls)
Hughes 5 (15 balls)
Top start from Seimsy.
Nel 3-0-15-0
Siems* 28 (16 balls)
Hughes 5 (15 balls)
Top start from Seimsy.
Jakester1288
International Regular
End of Over 31: 190-4, runrate=6.13
Manchester 6-0-49-1
Mulvaney* 45 (44 balls)
Mchugh 15 (14 balls)
Last Wicket: Siems c. Nkoe b. Manchester 98 (FOW: 158/4)
Top innings from Siemsy. We're rattling along at a great pace, and you can tell the opposition is ****e when Mulvaney is scoring a run a ball.
Manchester 6-0-49-1
Mulvaney* 45 (44 balls)
Mchugh 15 (14 balls)
Last Wicket: Siems c. Nkoe b. Manchester 98 (FOW: 158/4)
Top innings from Siemsy. We're rattling along at a great pace, and you can tell the opposition is ****e when Mulvaney is scoring a run a ball.
Jakester1288
International Regular
End of Over 50: 323-4, runrate=6.46
Ravenhill 10-0-87-0
Mchugh* 82 (74 balls)
Mulvaney 110 (98 balls)
Last Wicket: Siems c. Nkoe b. Manchester 98 (FOW: 158/4)
I'd imagine they'd have a tough time of chasing that down.
Good to rest Vidale and still make a great score, no matter how poor the opposition. Now I'd like to see us bowl them out under 200 proving we can rely on Adri and co without Fillery.
Ravenhill 10-0-87-0
Mchugh* 82 (74 balls)
Mulvaney 110 (98 balls)
Last Wicket: Siems c. Nkoe b. Manchester 98 (FOW: 158/4)
I'd imagine they'd have a tough time of chasing that down.
Good to rest Vidale and still make a great score, no matter how poor the opposition. Now I'd like to see us bowl them out under 200 proving we can rely on Adri and co without Fillery.