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Australian Domestic Season 2020/21
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Kraken
State Captain
Lachie Hearne is a hell of a cricketer in fairness
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He is? I've honestly never heard anything about him. His grade stats are decent but there not world beating, even this season.
Kraken
State Captain
Yeah, as highly as I rate Hearne, Bertus is a better choice Rn. And def a better choice than ****ing Jason Sangha
Kraken
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seen a lot of him through the junior rep ranks, looked an absolute star there
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Yeah, big big wraps on Hearne.
Stay with me here,
There is still a chance Qld could miss the shield final even with a draw after todays completion of play, however it's still most UNLIKELY.
Before the start of play, Qld had 30.84 pts & NSW had 29.01 pts.
With 4 overs left for bonus points in the NSW first innings, Qld now have 31.24 pts & NSW exactly 30.00 pts.
If NSW could score 25 runs and lose no wickets in those 4 overs, they would go to 30.25 pts & if they bowled Qld out for under 200 in their 100 overs, they would scrape ahead with 31.25 pts to Qld's 31.24 pts.
And if W.A won, then Qld would have to win.
Just something for NSW to keep an eye out on in the morning.
There is still a chance Qld could miss the shield final even with a draw after todays completion of play, however it's still most UNLIKELY.
Before the start of play, Qld had 30.84 pts & NSW had 29.01 pts.
With 4 overs left for bonus points in the NSW first innings, Qld now have 31.24 pts & NSW exactly 30.00 pts.
If NSW could score 25 runs and lose no wickets in those 4 overs, they would go to 30.25 pts & if they bowled Qld out for under 200 in their 100 overs, they would scrape ahead with 31.25 pts to Qld's 31.24 pts.
And if W.A won, then Qld would have to win.
Just something for NSW to keep an eye out on in the morning.
Spikey
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burgey unsure how to feel about this
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Doran is only 24, feels like he's been around for so long for someone so young.
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Pretty sure that he played shield before scoring a first grade ton
Ridiculous and most extreme example of pathways gone wrong
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so it seems to me WA will be chasing down a 400+ total when they bat, unless I'm missing something
QLD have seemed pretty content to just bat long and secure a home final so a NSW win is probably not happening unless they can 8/50 them tomorrow, plus NSW will need the point from a draw so setting a 3rd innings target is likely pretty tough. Doran/Webster/Bird have similarly put a win likely out of WA's reach, so WA will need to overhaul NSW's bonus points and hold on for a draw.
NSW got 1.1 points from batting (4/310 after 100) and have only 0.2 from bowling, with 37 overs to go. WA got 0.5 with the ball. NSW started with a 1.33 headstart
So if NSW doesn't get another wicket, WA would need to chasedown 1.33 (headstart)+ 0.8 (NSW bonus points minus WA bowling points), for a total of 2.13, which means 413 runs by 100 overs.
QLD have seemed pretty content to just bat long and secure a home final so a NSW win is probably not happening unless they can 8/50 them tomorrow, plus NSW will need the point from a draw so setting a 3rd innings target is likely pretty tough. Doran/Webster/Bird have similarly put a win likely out of WA's reach, so WA will need to overhaul NSW's bonus points and hold on for a draw.
NSW got 1.1 points from batting (4/310 after 100) and have only 0.2 from bowling, with 37 overs to go. WA got 0.5 with the ball. NSW started with a 1.33 headstart
So if NSW doesn't get another wicket, WA would need to chasedown 1.33 (headstart)+ 0.8 (NSW bonus points minus WA bowling points), for a total of 2.13, which means 413 runs by 100 overs.
GoodAreasShane
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Beau Webster plays cricket?
Starfighter
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SA managing to screw up what should have been a good position?
I'm shocked I tell you,
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