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2020/21 New Zealand Domestic Season
- Thread starter Kippax
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ataraxia
International Coach
Don't think he's playing.
nzfan
International Vice-Captain
Yes he's off to T20 series already.... good for Firebirds.
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Maybe he's still out partying, celebrating that first List A fifty.
5 fifties in a row for Will O'Donnell in Auckland. Is he related to the other O'Donnell or just a coincidence? He's born in South Africa whereas Robbie isn't so hard to tell.
Canterbury could have used McClure today! Though it's nice to see the Hay brothers play a representative match together.
Canterbury could have used McClure today! Though it's nice to see the Hay brothers play a representative match together.
nzfan
International Vice-Captain
Both the boys are brothers and their dad Mark O'Donnell used to coach Auckland only recently. He made way for Malan couple of years ago.
straw man
Hall of Fame Member
Saw William O'Donnell was South Africa born and so assumed no relation to Robbie O'Donnell, cheers for correcting.
straw man
Hall of Fame Member
Yeah looks promising though regarding speed, need to remember that Howsie's ND kilometres are only 800 metres
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Immenso
International Vice-Captain
Robbie is SA born as well, though.
Think Mark O'D emigrated early 2000s or maybe late 90s for his first stint coaching Auckland.
Edit: or maybe not. Just did a quick google and got confusing results for both Mark and Robbie. Phones are useless sometimes.
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And that bounced out in the case of Neil Broom today was a leading edge off a length ball...Yeah looks promising though regarding speed, need to remember that Howsie's ND kilometres are only 800 metres
I enjoyed Devcichs dismissals today. I always do, but his Maxwell-esque leave to a straight one was just a bit more enjoyable than usual
nzfan
International Vice-Captain
Won't call Fisher rapid, he's more like mid 130s but has very good action and nice approach to the crease. Bit skiddy off the deck but once he gets a bit stronger lower body wouldn't be a problem adding 5 k. Given his smooth run up he'll be consistent with his lines and length which is great. More of a Matt Henry than a Lockie this lad.
Bahnz
Hall of Fame Member
Ah, there's the whimsical, cryptic crossword of a cricket fanatic we all know and love.
Kippax
Cricketer Of The Year
Haha if I ever disappear, I'm sure Cribb will do the right thing and set me up with a quite obscure hidden gem of a forum with some very strict membership criteria. One that only elicits about 200 posts on NZ cricket each summer month, 150 of them just being my discussions with Cribb.
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nzfan
International Vice-Captain
Check my profile picture, if you're looking for sheer pace he's the dude. I don't think I'm going to go wrong with this dude. Only matter of time, he'll eclipse most of our faster bowlers and also will go for plenty of runs when not his day. He'll hit 150s consistently but will play very few games between his studies and injuries. Current status: Injured 
thundaboult
International Debutant
Oh boy.