*Official* Australia in India 2010

[andyc]

Cheequee and his brother vietnamese,big guy too.

Richard Chee Quee and his brother are both Vietnamese? What are the odds of that!?

 

[biased indian]

Wet outfield? Buy a super sopper ffs.

I blame the BCCI

they had 3 actually at ground ...flown in 2 from Chennai and Bangalore

it was raining for the last one and half months over here. they wanted on full week with out rain which they never got

 

[biased indian]

I blame biased indian.

in a way you can that was the first match i didn't go to watch in Cochin ..and it never started

 

[Top_Cat]

Chee Quee isn't a terribly Vietnamese name. Pretty sure his family is originally from Hong Kong anyway.

Fair hitter of the ball he was, disappointed he didn't really kick on.

 

[robelinda]

Chee Quee isn't a terribly Vietnamese name. Pretty sure his family is originally from Hong Kong anyway.

Fair hitter of the ball he was, disappointed he didn't really kick on.

His technique was suspect to say the least! Looked like he was going to nick every ball. Good timer of the ball when set though. Apparently his coaching work at the academy was first rate.

 

[benchmark00]

Cheeqs still continues to be my favourite cricketer not to play at international level. Love him to bits. Dominated grade cricket for years, and a genuinely nice guy to boot.

 

[Top_Cat]

Yeah same. Was it in that 131 of his in the MM Final years ago that he landed one in the Brewongle Stand?

 

[robelinda]

Yeah same. Was it in that 131 of his in the MM Final years ago that he landed one in the Brewongle Stand?

His best domestic knock no doubt. I'm not sure if that big six was in the final, might have been earlier in the season vs Tasmania?

 

[sifter132]

I remember a pre season 6 hitting competition back in the mid 90s. Chee Quee won ahead of Symonds and Shane Lee. Gives you an idea, he wacked it a long way.

 

[sachin200]

Peter George was actually the tenth bowler to have claimed Sachin Tendulkar as his first Test wicket, which equals the record of the Englishmen Colin Cowdrey and Herbert Sutcliffe. The others to have Tendulkar as their distinguished first Test scalp are Hansie Cronje (South Africa), Ujesh Ranchod (Zimbabwe; Tendulkar was his only Test wicket), Ruwan Kalpage (Sri Lanka), Mark Ealham (England), Neil Johnson (Zimbabwe), Jacob Oram (New Zealand), Monty Panesar (England), Cameron White (Australia), and Peter Siddle (Australia). A further 19 bowlers have so far claimed Tendulkar's wicket as their first in one-day internationals.

source : cricinfo

 

[Top_Cat]

A batsman's ability to survive against bowlers he hasn't played against before suddenly became the decisive factor in rating them.

 

[blahblahblah]

A batsman's ability to survive against bowlers he hasn't played against before suddenly became the decisive factor in rating them.

its just that whatever he does is creating news these days

 

[AaronK]

I am soo excited about this series.. I already watched Aus crashed to 2-0.. Hoping that one day would be 4-0 also..

 

[Maximus0723]

Is Sachin playing? Ponting?

 

[Spark]

Is Sachin playing? Ponting?

Neither are. In fact almost all of the "top" players from both sides are being rested with the exception of Dhoni, Clarke and Hussey.

 

[Burgey]

Is this a day game or a D/Ner?

 

[Spark]

Is this a day game or a D/Ner?

Day. Starts at 2pm AEST.

 

[robelinda]

Today's match is a day nighter, starting at 8pm here.

 

[Spark]

ah so it is. hmm.

 

[Burgey]

Today's match is a day nighter, starting at 8pm here.

Where's "here", mother****er?!!

Thanks