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CW Charity Series (End of Season 9)
- Thread starter Loony BoB
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age_master
Hall of Fame Member
Keeper XI for the crunch game against the spinners
A Chaulk
T Mamesh
S Jasothanan
G Dobson
A Crampton
S Burke
P Young
A Lezama (wk)
D Dubb-Lynch
H Meork
A Garven
12th: J Gray
Garven and Young to open the bowling, followed by Dobson and Jasotharan and than everybody else - full agression in the bowling for everyone, maybe we can get more than a couple of wickets
A Chaulk
T Mamesh
S Jasothanan
G Dobson
A Crampton
S Burke
P Young
A Lezama (wk)
D Dubb-Lynch
H Meork
A Garven
12th: J Gray
Garven and Young to open the bowling, followed by Dobson and Jasotharan and than everybody else - full agression in the bowling for everyone, maybe we can get more than a couple of wickets
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NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Nice one seamers! 
Looking foward to the next match...
Looking foward to the next match...
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
The only suggestion that I have is that those who bat low in each game should have more of a bowl.kears_falcon_9 said:Batting XI v All Rounders
RJ Dauth
DA Kearsley (c)
JE Stedman
SG Fitzsimmons
AS Das
P Bharat - Keeper
DP Towns (vc)
AJ Blackman
MW DeSilva
CR Butler
RGEWS Cribb
12th man: S Jones (For two reasons, got out for golden quack and has been very inactive)
Bharat takes the gloves and hopefully she ( i think thats right
Have any of u guys got a prob with the order? if so tell me and ill change it ( if it sounds good lol)
The guys that have played all matches and batted most tiems will prob be 12th man or bat low in the last game.
kears_falcon_9
International Debutant
Yer mate good point. Since the 1st match i havnt really bothered with bowling orders.. ive left it up to the simmer.
thewizard1o1
International Debutant
kears_falcon_9 said:
thewizard1o1
International Debutant
Seamers XI - To be played on Day 4.
MW Wilson
DJ Watt (WK)
AAA Collins
GM Thomas
NA Borcich
CD McKern
AA Cameron
KS Wright (c)
TJ Demeza
XPA Rose
12th man: NS Hoy.
MW Wilson
DJ Watt (WK)
AAA Collins
GM Thomas
NA Borcich
CD McKern
AA Cameron
KS Wright (c)
TJ Demeza
XPA Rose
12th man: NS Hoy.
AUST_HiTMaN
International Debutant
Well, if I can't bowl for toffies, may aswell have a shot at the gloves 
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
KennyD said:
Lezama now, thanks for the reminder
thewizard1o1
International Debutant
Don't know how i forgot Nath...Loony BoB said:
Seamers XI - To be played on Day 4.
MW Wilson
DJ Watt (WK)
AAA Collins
GM Thomas
NA Borcich
CD McKern
AA Cameron
KS Wright (c)
TJ Demeza
XPA Rose
NL Patrick
12th man: NS Hoy.
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Adamc said:My meteoric rise up the batting order continues.
So does mine
Travis_Teh
International Regular
I'm rather happy with my average of... a half i think, tooAdamc said:Nice win seamers.
Decent effort with the gloves though, I reckon.
Sweet sweet victory over the batsmen, indeedy. Pity Dinu got me "out". bwhaha
Mr Mxyzptlk
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Day 3
Batters XI vs Allrounders XI
at the PDV Dome
Good bounce, good for batting.
Daniel Towns belted two fours and a massive six off Bryce Cunningham, bowling the 49th over, as the Batters snatched a tense victory over the allrounders. Towns had previously been struggling to get the ball away, at 12 off 19 balls, and faced up to his ex-teammate with 18 needed off the last 2 overs.
Rising to the occasion, he scored 15 of the 16 runs in the over, and the crowd enjoyed every minute of it. Earlier, Ian Markus and Marc Robbins scored fifties to anchor the Allrounders total, but Brown gave the impetus toward the end, with a brutal innings of 25 off just 13 balls, clobbering Towns for a huge six.
Breakthroughs for Cunningham and Gaurav Nayak appeared to have shifted the advantage to the Allrounders, despite fine half-cenuturies from Das and Bharat. Alas, it was not to be, as Towns emphatically stated.
Allrounders XI 252 (44.2 overs)
Batters XI 253/7 (49.3 overs)
Batters XI won by 3 wickets
Wicketkeepers XI vs Spinners XI
at the CW Oval
Wet, overcast conditions; good bounce and pace for batting.
The wicketkeepers lacked penetration once more, and Neil Pickup cashed in with 3 sixes, 8 fours, and a century, but could not take his team to victory. The renowned bunny survive 12 LBW appeals, and hit sixes off Garven, Dobson and Burke, much to the enjoyment of the crowd. His partner Currie gathered 11 fours and a six himself, whilst scoring a more impressive unbeaten hundred.
Earlier the wicketkeepers reached 275 all out, but largely due to the batting of Mamesh and Lezama, as the spinners maintained control of the innings for the large part. Whilst the spinners chased with enough heart and luck not to lose any wickets, a fantastic spell from Alex Blackman came up trumps in the end, as there was not enough time achieve the target.
Wicketkeepers XI 275 (49.5 overs)
Spinners XI 260/0 (50 overs)
Wicketkeepers XI won by 15 runs
Batters XI vs Allrounders XI
at the PDV Dome
Good bounce, good for batting.
Daniel Towns belted two fours and a massive six off Bryce Cunningham, bowling the 49th over, as the Batters snatched a tense victory over the allrounders. Towns had previously been struggling to get the ball away, at 12 off 19 balls, and faced up to his ex-teammate with 18 needed off the last 2 overs.
Rising to the occasion, he scored 15 of the 16 runs in the over, and the crowd enjoyed every minute of it. Earlier, Ian Markus and Marc Robbins scored fifties to anchor the Allrounders total, but Brown gave the impetus toward the end, with a brutal innings of 25 off just 13 balls, clobbering Towns for a huge six.
Breakthroughs for Cunningham and Gaurav Nayak appeared to have shifted the advantage to the Allrounders, despite fine half-cenuturies from Das and Bharat. Alas, it was not to be, as Towns emphatically stated.
Allrounders XI 252 (44.2 overs)
Batters XI 253/7 (49.3 overs)
Batters XI won by 3 wickets
Wicketkeepers XI vs Spinners XI
at the CW Oval
Wet, overcast conditions; good bounce and pace for batting.
The wicketkeepers lacked penetration once more, and Neil Pickup cashed in with 3 sixes, 8 fours, and a century, but could not take his team to victory. The renowned bunny survive 12 LBW appeals, and hit sixes off Garven, Dobson and Burke, much to the enjoyment of the crowd. His partner Currie gathered 11 fours and a six himself, whilst scoring a more impressive unbeaten hundred.
Earlier the wicketkeepers reached 275 all out, but largely due to the batting of Mamesh and Lezama, as the spinners maintained control of the innings for the large part. Whilst the spinners chased with enough heart and luck not to lose any wickets, a fantastic spell from Alex Blackman came up trumps in the end, as there was not enough time achieve the target.
Wicketkeepers XI 275 (49.5 overs)
Spinners XI 260/0 (50 overs)
Wicketkeepers XI won by 15 runs
superkingdave
Hall of Fame Member
oh Neil!
