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*** Official New Zealand Domestic Cricket 2011/2012 ***
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Kippax
Cricketer Of The Year
Woodcock definitely would've played, at his brother's wedding in Sydney I believe.
Poor Plunket Shield domestic commentators, reminds me a bit of radio and TV stations still trying to run through their usual segments during 9/11...
Just Sport - New Zealand's Sports Network
Poor Plunket Shield domestic commentators, reminds me a bit of radio and TV stations still trying to run through their usual segments during 9/11...
Just Sport - New Zealand's Sports Network
Mixmasterreece
U19 Debutant
First Dravid, now this
Former Black Cap Ingram retires from cricket | Stuff.co.nz
What a sad day for international cricket with two of the greats bowing out.......
The king is dead. Long live the king.
Former Black Cap Ingram retires from cricket | Stuff.co.nz
What a sad day for international cricket with two of the greats bowing out.......
The king is dead. Long live the king.
HeathDavisSpeed
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Phlegm to [/life]
Neil Young
State Vice-Captain
McClenaghan cleaning up again. Is that guy on the juice? Massive turnaround.
Immenso
International Vice-Captain
McClenaghan 7/15. Crickey.
I've looked at most of his wicket on the video highlights and not seen anything startling. In fact I even posted earlier in this thread that his 6-for in the Plunket Shield v Otago was not of the highest quality. But he is keeping on getting wickets this year .....
I've looked at most of his wicket on the video highlights and not seen anything startling. In fact I even posted earlier in this thread that his 6-for in the Plunket Shield v Otago was not of the highest quality. But he is keeping on getting wickets this year .....
Mixmasterreece
U19 Debutant
What's his pace like at the moment?
Days of Grace
International Captain
Quite happy to see Flynn selected for the 2nd test if he has a decent score here.
Mike5181
International Captain
Personally he'd need a century here.
Mixmasterreece
U19 Debutant
What about a really well compiled 28?
Mike5181
International Captain
You scared me for a second.
Great to see Mitchy in the wickets heavily again. People might not get a real feel of how hard it can be for players to go through surgery, constant injuries etc but he really had to battle himself back. Trimmed down a bit, got really fit and is reaping the rewards.
Flynn could be a red-hot chance of playing in this series if he gets runs. John Wright adores him.
Flynn could be a red-hot chance of playing in this series if he gets runs. John Wright adores him.
Immenso
International Vice-Captain
He finishes with 8/23. Brilliant effort.
I had a look at few more video highlights. His 5-for in the Ford Trophy v ND is impressive, good inswingers trapping batsmen LBW. His Ford Trophy 6-for v Wellington is "harder to read much into",
In Plunket Shield. Only 1 of the 3 Auckland games since he has returned has video uploaded. That is the match v Otago where had a 6-for in the first innings (of which only 5 wickets are uploaded - and of these 3 were either bad batting, comedy batting, or comedy umpiring). He had 2 proper wickets in the second innings.
What I do notice in the video clips when he his bowling towards the camera; is how close he gets to the umpire yet with quite a front on action. This would help him to get LBWs when he does straighten the ball to the righthanders as he isn't angling it accross as much as most left-armers do and he is pitching it inline. He definitely can straighten the ball to the righthanders.
I had a look at few more video highlights. His 5-for in the Ford Trophy v ND is impressive, good inswingers trapping batsmen LBW. His Ford Trophy 6-for v Wellington is "harder to read much into",
In Plunket Shield. Only 1 of the 3 Auckland games since he has returned has video uploaded. That is the match v Otago where had a 6-for in the first innings (of which only 5 wickets are uploaded - and of these 3 were either bad batting, comedy batting, or comedy umpiring). He had 2 proper wickets in the second innings.
What I do notice in the video clips when he his bowling towards the camera; is how close he gets to the umpire yet with quite a front on action. This would help him to get LBWs when he does straighten the ball to the righthanders as he isn't angling it accross as much as most left-armers do and he is pitching it inline. He definitely can straighten the ball to the righthanders.
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Kippax
Cricketer Of The Year
http://nzcpooch.blob.core.windows.net/1398b041-4c99-4c6c-8923-8a4c293bb30e/1_002_01.mp4
http://nzcpooch.blob.core.windows.net/1398b041-4c99-4c6c-8923-8a4c293bb30e/1_004_01.mp4
http://nzcpooch.blob.core.windows.net/1398b041-4c99-4c6c-8923-8a4c293bb30e/1_004_02.mp4
Seems to use another yard of pace as surprise these days perhaps -
http://nzcpooch.blob.core.windows.net/fc8998ce-1de4-429b-9300-74696fdb44b5/3_060_06.mp4
Flem274*
123/5
I'm going to ignore your sarcasm and awta.
Best domestic opener of the past decade, bar none. No matter how ugly his technique was, no one can deny he smoked every bowler on the domestic scene, including bowlers who played in the Hobart test. Was swept out of the test side after his first failure because our selectors wanted to pretend he wasn't the best opener in the country.
