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***Official*** New Zealand Domestic Season 2015/16
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Bahnz
Hall of Fame Member
Boooo.
Kippax
Cricketer Of The Year
It looks like the MCL is really happening and the Capricorn Commanders are really about to give Jeets US$56,000.
That's bound to perk up his interest in maybe getting some face time in India at the T20 WC, surely. Or would that be reneging on the whole "retired players only" bit.
That's bound to perk up his interest in maybe getting some face time in India at the T20 WC, surely. Or would that be reneging on the whole "retired players only" bit.
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Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Australian Rachin Ravindra. Or the closest thing they have to one, anyway. His progress has been documented on YouTube since he was 10 or something, although much like Rachin's I think most of it has been deleted now.
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Yeah I remember seeing this ages ago.
I don't really think much of his bowling action but he's rolled through teams at every level he's played too, on top of that batting talent. A bit special in general.
Immenso
International Vice-Captain
When looking at the scorecards for the U19s, then career averages. Stands out how inexperienced the kiwis are compared to the others. All but Finnie in the 15 man squad made their Youth ODI debuts this tournament.
While Aussies for example aren't hugely experienced either, they don't go into total U19 hibernation the year between world cups.
Saw Bangladesh scorecard in cricinfo and most of them have 25 to 30 games! Hosts taking it very seriously I guess?
So anyway. I'll try to remember to cut these young fellas a bit more slack ..... They seem a talented group.
While Aussies for example aren't hugely experienced either, they don't go into total U19 hibernation the year between world cups.
Saw Bangladesh scorecard in cricinfo and most of them have 25 to 30 games! Hosts taking it very seriously I guess?
So anyway. I'll try to remember to cut these young fellas a bit more slack ..... They seem a talented group.
thierry henry
International Coach
Firstly, the angle of the photo is really unhelpful and a total waste of the height-gauging potential of the poseJamieson confirmed as 8cm taller than 2m ftr.
.Secondly, from what can be worked out from the photo, there is barely an inch difference between them and certainly not 8cm. Same shoulder height ffs.
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Blain
U19 Captain
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203cm, Peter Fulton is 2m tall btw, 198cm. So maybe he's grown 3cm since the above article was written, but I highly doubt that.
203cm, Peter Fulton is 2m tall btw, 198cm. So maybe he's grown 3cm since the above article was written, but I highly doubt that.
thierry henry
International Coach
Just because someone says someone is a height doesn't make them that height #Height101
If anything that photo proves that Jamieson can't be 6'8" (although as noted the angle is bad). He appears to be identical height to Fulton at knees, waist, shoulders etc and the only difference is that he has a bigger head and Fulton appears to be hunching slightly. Really just looks like *maybe* an inch.
If anything that photo proves that Jamieson can't be 6'8" (although as noted the angle is bad). He appears to be identical height to Fulton at knees, waist, shoulders etc and the only difference is that he has a bigger head and Fulton appears to be hunching slightly. Really just looks like *maybe* an inch.