Kippax
Cricketer Of The Year
Wouldn't be surprised if Chrome users of a Queensland sporting website were still a <5% minority tbf. The temptation to sweep us under the rug was a very real one.
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**Official** New Zealand Domestic Season 2013/2014
- Thread starter Kippax
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They are allowed to replace those guys out for international duty, I have not looked at the schedule but I wonder if there is sufficient space after LO for Guptill to play that round of PS any way
I know its a while away but Latham should be down to open it is where he will play most of his cricket while McCullum and ryder are fit
McCullum will need to rest his back probably too so Neesham may slot in there
ohnoitsyou
International Regular
ND just can't go wrong with their second rate Australian imports this season
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
New Zealand cricket threads on this forum in the middle of last decade were always full of hype of him; a shame injuries have ruined his career.James McMillan again....getting pretty close to the T20 World Cup squad at this point.
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Oh wow Tremain played; I had no idea they'd even signed him. Surprised neither of the NSW teams picked him up in the Big Bash really.
Kippax
Cricketer Of The Year
Yeah the Thunder have just released him to get some match play.
RW monitoring his thread in the last couple of weeks btw; he's amended all of his cricket info -
Raki Weerasundara | New Zealand Cricket | Cricket Players and Officials | ESPN Cricinfo
RW monitoring his thread in the last couple of weeks btw; he's amended all of his cricket info -
Raki Weerasundara | New Zealand Cricket | Cricket Players and Officials | ESPN Cricinfo
wellAlbidarned
International Coach
Flem274*
123/5
Here you go Hurricane. Would have done a few more like Brownlie, Papps etc but I'm hungry and cbf so will do them later. Blokes like Sinclair and Munro will be used for context.
Hamish Rutherford
NZ: 10 games, 558 @ 34.87. 1 ton, 1 fifty
PS: 18 games, 1347 @ 40.81. 4 tons, 5 fifties.
CC: 2 games, 29 @ 9.66. 0 tons, 0 fifties.
Peter Fulton
NZ: 20 games, 934 @ 29.18. 2 tons, 5 fifties.
PS: 88 games, 6564 @ 44.65. 11 tons, 40 fifties.
Martin Guptill
NZ: 31 games, 1718 @ 29.62. 2 tons, 12 fifties.
PS: 24 games, 1656 @ 43.57. 4 tons, 7 fifties. (most played pre test selection)
CC: 16 games, 1131 @ 43.50. 3 tons, 6 fifties.
Ross Taylor
NZ: 53 games, 4134 @ 47.51. 11 tons, 21 fifties
PS: 40 games, 2337 @ 38.31. 4 tons, 14 fifties (most played pre test selection)
Kane Williamson
PS: 21 games, 1763 @ 56.87. 6 tons, 6 fifties (most played pre test selection)
CC: 22 games, 1600 @ 42.10. 3 tons, 11 fifties
Jesse Ryder
NZ: 18 games, 1269 @ 40.93. 3 tons, 6 fifties
PS: 53 games, 3927 @ 47.31. 12 tons, 18 fifties
(446 @ 44.60 for CD, 2908 @ 45.43 for Wellington, 573 @ 71.62 for Otago)
Brendon McCullum
NZ as gloveman: 52 games, 2803 @ 34.18. 5 tons, 15 fifties.
NZ as batsman: 30 games, 1881 @ 36.88. 2 tons, 13 fifties.
PS: 28 games, 1421 @ 28.42. 2 tons, 8 fifties (most played pre test selection)
CC: 3 games, 306 @ 61.20. 1 ton, 1 fifty
Corey Anderson
NZ: 5 games, 222 @ 37.00. 1 ton, 0 fifties.
PS: 26 games, 1282 @ 33.73. 1 ton, 5 fifties.
Hamish Rutherford
NZ: 10 games, 558 @ 34.87. 1 ton, 1 fifty
PS: 18 games, 1347 @ 40.81. 4 tons, 5 fifties.
CC: 2 games, 29 @ 9.66. 0 tons, 0 fifties.
Peter Fulton
NZ: 20 games, 934 @ 29.18. 2 tons, 5 fifties.
PS: 88 games, 6564 @ 44.65. 11 tons, 40 fifties.
Martin Guptill
NZ: 31 games, 1718 @ 29.62. 2 tons, 12 fifties.
PS: 24 games, 1656 @ 43.57. 4 tons, 7 fifties. (most played pre test selection)
CC: 16 games, 1131 @ 43.50. 3 tons, 6 fifties.
Ross Taylor
NZ: 53 games, 4134 @ 47.51. 11 tons, 21 fifties
PS: 40 games, 2337 @ 38.31. 4 tons, 14 fifties (most played pre test selection)
Kane Williamson
PS: 21 games, 1763 @ 56.87. 6 tons, 6 fifties (most played pre test selection)
CC: 22 games, 1600 @ 42.10. 3 tons, 11 fifties
Jesse Ryder
NZ: 18 games, 1269 @ 40.93. 3 tons, 6 fifties
PS: 53 games, 3927 @ 47.31. 12 tons, 18 fifties
(446 @ 44.60 for CD, 2908 @ 45.43 for Wellington, 573 @ 71.62 for Otago)
Brendon McCullum
NZ as gloveman: 52 games, 2803 @ 34.18. 5 tons, 15 fifties.
NZ as batsman: 30 games, 1881 @ 36.88. 2 tons, 13 fifties.
PS: 28 games, 1421 @ 28.42. 2 tons, 8 fifties (most played pre test selection)
CC: 3 games, 306 @ 61.20. 1 ton, 1 fifty
Corey Anderson
NZ: 5 games, 222 @ 37.00. 1 ton, 0 fifties.
PS: 26 games, 1282 @ 33.73. 1 ton, 5 fifties.
Hurricane
Hall of Fame Member
Awesome - I guess when you first posted this 3 years ago there was a strong correlation between domestic performance and Test performance. Now not so much. Plenty of guys are carving up at domestic level and getting mediocre returns at test level.
Liked the baz with and without gloves analysis.
Kippax
Cricketer Of The Year
Howsie
International Captain
I can't stand Craig McMillan, I mean I actually think I despise him. I had to laugh during the last one dayer when he tried to convince Craig Cumming that Corey Anderson played a Jason Holder short ball well. Anderson had both his feet in the air, head turned, fending at the ball and was struck on the neck; LOL. He's the commentary equivalent of an Cricinfo comment.
Hurricane
Hall of Fame Member
I secretly like Ian Smith. He won me over after Munaf Patel bowled a second beamer and was ejected from the attack. A huddle formed while they tried to figure out who should complete the over and Munaf Patel approached the gathering to give his two cents.
"Munaf patel can get out of there, no one wants to talk to him".
"Munaf patel can get out of there, no one wants to talk to him".
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Ian Smith spends the first 20% of his time giving insightful analysis (which is 19.9% more than guys like Richardson, McMillan, Doull) and the remaining 80% of his time repeating his good observations, getting more and more passionate and 100 times more annoying as he goes.
Still prefer him to most of the other NZ commentators though.
Still prefer him to most of the other NZ commentators though.
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Hurricane
Hall of Fame Member
He's also from my era so I connect with him that way - while I was out of the country when Doull and Richardson were plying their trade.
The best commentator is hadlee himself. He invented the phrase corridoor of uncertainty and during a 5 minute spell of golden words during an ODI explained the channel a fast bowler should operate in.
The best commentator is hadlee himself. He invented the phrase corridoor of uncertainty and during a 5 minute spell of golden words during an ODI explained the channel a fast bowler should operate in.
Athlai
Not Terrible
I quite enjoy Richardson and Doully, neither are really remarkable or terrible and can actually gel pretty well with the right combination. Generally I really enjoy Doully with either Richardson in the commentary box or any of the touring comms. Richardson I generally prefer with the NZ commentators for the most part.
Ian Smith is our flag waver and probably one of the most passionate fans in the country, it can make him both good and bad.
Cairns and Cumming have showed good signs.
Ian Smith is our flag waver and probably one of the most passionate fans in the country, it can make him both good and bad.
Cairns and Cumming have showed good signs.
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Morrison is obviously terrible and McMillan isn't great either, but Morrison obviously isn't on Sky, McMillan does says some interesting things at the times, and the rest are largely very good by international standards. Really enjoying SkyNZ's coverage is one of the reasons I got so interested in New Zealand cricket for the first time a few years ago; you guys are blessed really.