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English Domestic Season 2011
- Thread starter Howe_zat
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fredfertang
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
So Keeds and Kezza take 8 for 9 between them - Swann had best not rest on his laurels
fredfertang
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Must admit I like the look of the Division 1 table at the moment so I shall break the habit of a lifetime and express the hope that them from t'other side o' Pennines can do a number on Notts
superkingdave
Hall of Fame Member
Go Kegga!
superkingdave
Hall of Fame Member
I see Vince has made some runs today, hadn't had a great start to the season, hopefully this will give him a kickstart.
Seems to be a lot more youngish England qualified players doing well this year
Seems to be a lot more youngish England qualified players doing well this year
superkingdave
Hall of Fame Member
Taylor playing a lone hand again for Leicestershire against Surrey. Should move to Lancs next year 
Woodster
International Captain
The commentators were hoping to see Tsotsobe bowling mid-late 80's (mph), I don't think he's capable of bowling that quickly. Whenever I've seen him bowling for SA he is generally late 70's, early 80's, but he is some way from being a speedster. Still he does like he's not bowling at full pelt.
Jacknife
International Captain
Yes, in the WC, he seemed to bowling faster, up at around 85/87mph, but when I've watched him in SA he's more of the 83mph bowler.
Woodster
International Captain
Would say 83mph full pelt, not on average over a spell, but maybe he's found an extra yard in the last few months if he was bowling that quick at the WC. I know it's been an issue in the past with SA, struggling to work out how such an impressive physical specimen is struggling to get it down the other end at enough pace.
Woodster
International Captain
Graham Napier delivered an outstanding hat-trick tonight against Glamorgan, first removing a set Gareth Rees, but it was his two follow-up deliveries that really impressed. Poor Jim Allenby and Stewart Walters stood little chance with Napier's 90mph in-ducking yorkers.
Then the heavens opened, and that was that!
Then the heavens opened, and that was that!
Manee
Cricketer Of The Year
That was the only over of his that I saw, but yeah, what an over! The second and third wickets really were exceptional yorkers. Always promising to see someone bowl at 90mph too!
Howe_zat
Audio File
Apparantly Shahzad managed to break Hales' jaw yesterday. Meaning that Hales came out to bat again later on and made a 50 with a broken jaw. Interesting.
He'll be out for the next two CC matches as he needs surgery.
He'll be out for the next two CC matches as he needs surgery.
Jacknife
International Captain
i think he was on 39 ,when Shahzad cleaned him up. Good courage from the lad, to come back out and get his half century.
Jacknife
International Captain
From what I've seen of him and read, he's a similar bowler to what Finn was a few years ago, similar height and pace, he's got plenty of talent and a great future.