-
Welcome to the Cricket Web forums, one of the biggest forums in the world dedicated to cricket.
You are currently viewing our boards as a guest which gives you limited access to view most discussions and access our other features. By joining our free community you will have access to post topics, respond to polls, upload content and access many other special features. Registration is fast, simple and absolutely free so please, join the Cricket Web community today!
If you have any problems with the registration process or your account login, please contact us.
CW "A" Team in India and Pakistan
- Thread starter Mr Mxyzptlk
- Start date
David
International 12th Man
Robertinho
Cricketer Of The Year
He's definitely inactive..
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
this isn't really the time or place to be discussing it 
Robertinho
Cricketer Of The Year
Um... why not? Afraid of losing one of your inactive players? 
The way I see it, he's in the team, he's not posting, he's therefore inactive.. hardly as though it's out of the blue.
The way I see it, he's in the team, he's not posting, he's therefore inactive.. hardly as though it's out of the blue.
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
Robertinho said:Um... why not? Afraid of losing one of your inactive players?
He was picked on the tour therefore he is 'active'. whether he remains active for next season or not is a completley different matter.
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Exactly right, his status should be reviewed at the end of the season, not during a series.age_master said:
masterblaster
International Captain
Agreed.Mister Wright said:
Neil Pickup
Request Your Custom Title Now!
Searches aren't accessible by others once done, so the "no matches" is a misleading result.
Mr Mxyzptlk
Request Your Custom Title Now!
Cricket Web 'A' 3rd Test XII
PE Young
A Lezama +
A Feeney
MW DeSilva
AP Chaulk
MW Wilson
BC Cunningham
SC Popat
RG Verghese
DP Richards *
R Timewell
12th Man - GKK Dobson
PE Young
A Lezama +
A Feeney
MW DeSilva
AP Chaulk
MW Wilson
BC Cunningham
SC Popat
RG Verghese
DP Richards *
R Timewell
12th Man - GKK Dobson
Mr Mxyzptlk
Request Your Custom Title Now!
Young shines in Webhead whitewash
Magnificent twin centuries from Peter Young helped cap off an impressive whitewash for Cricket Web 'A', with victory by 295 runs at the Jinnah Stadium. Peter Young was absolutely dominant, giving just one chance whilst scoring 296 runs in the match.
Dave Richards won the toss and decided to bat first in perfect conditions. Young then proceeded to ensure the top order would put up a decent first innings show for the first time in the series, as he was the major figure in the Webheads reaching 309/5 at stumps on day one.
Attacking half-centuries from Mike Wilson and nightwatchman Richards were essential, as a late collapse threatened to ruin the hard work of earlier. Ultimately Cricket Web 'A' was all out for 438.
They then took to the field and, whilst wickets did not tumble, the bowling was steady and persistent. Timewell and Richards took 4 wickets apiece, and the Webheads took a lead of 101 runs.
The second innings began just 16 overs before lunch on day four, and aggressive batting was the order of the day. First, Young and Lezama set the platform with a very solid opening partnership of 131, then Feeney and Young advanced the score to 217/2 when the former was caught at long leg.
Young had then just reached his second hundred of the match, off 193 balls, and was joined by Bryce Cunningham with 17.4 overs left in the day. Expected to smash the ball about, Cunningham kept the scoreboard moving rather than slogged the bowling, as Young took charge on his way past 150 for the declaration.
At 321/2 declared, it represented a revelation of top order batting of the highest quality. The declaration came overnight, and the hosts were left 90 overs to stand in the shadow of a total of 423.
Timewell took the early wickets, then Richards got in with his left-arm offbreaks, as the two were hugely instrumental once more with the ball. Bryce Cunningham then returend to the attack and finished off with the final two wickets to seal the crushing win.
Magnificent twin centuries from Peter Young helped cap off an impressive whitewash for Cricket Web 'A', with victory by 295 runs at the Jinnah Stadium. Peter Young was absolutely dominant, giving just one chance whilst scoring 296 runs in the match.
Dave Richards won the toss and decided to bat first in perfect conditions. Young then proceeded to ensure the top order would put up a decent first innings show for the first time in the series, as he was the major figure in the Webheads reaching 309/5 at stumps on day one.
Attacking half-centuries from Mike Wilson and nightwatchman Richards were essential, as a late collapse threatened to ruin the hard work of earlier. Ultimately Cricket Web 'A' was all out for 438.
They then took to the field and, whilst wickets did not tumble, the bowling was steady and persistent. Timewell and Richards took 4 wickets apiece, and the Webheads took a lead of 101 runs.
The second innings began just 16 overs before lunch on day four, and aggressive batting was the order of the day. First, Young and Lezama set the platform with a very solid opening partnership of 131, then Feeney and Young advanced the score to 217/2 when the former was caught at long leg.
Young had then just reached his second hundred of the match, off 193 balls, and was joined by Bryce Cunningham with 17.4 overs left in the day. Expected to smash the ball about, Cunningham kept the scoreboard moving rather than slogged the bowling, as Young took charge on his way past 150 for the declaration.
At 321/2 declared, it represented a revelation of top order batting of the highest quality. The declaration came overnight, and the hosts were left 90 overs to stand in the shadow of a total of 423.
Timewell took the early wickets, then Richards got in with his left-arm offbreaks, as the two were hugely instrumental once more with the ball. Bryce Cunningham then returend to the attack and finished off with the final two wickets to seal the crushing win.
Peter Young was named the Man of the Match by a landslide.
Robertinho
Cricketer Of The Year
Great win guys! Awesome stuff there Pete, what a win, well done to everyone 
PY
International Coach
I've just had to read that twice because I couldn't believe my eyes the first time. Happy with my own performance but delighted with the thorough spanking that's been handed out by this squad in the last three 'Tests'.
Awesome stuff guys. Has been a real pleasure. Cheers, fellas.
Awesome stuff guys. Has been a real pleasure. Cheers, fellas.
