Robertinho
Cricketer Of The Year
Top stuff, Towns! What about strikerate and economy for the FC games?
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NZ U-19's in CWLand
- Thread starter Loony BoB
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Loony BoB
International Captain
Oh yeah. Hmm. I have nothing to go by on that outside of OD scoring rate, so going by percentages of those...
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NZ U-19 Bat SR Bowl ER
AP de Boorder 63.27 5.75
TD Astle 53.68 3.25
RM Hira 71.50 2.75
RPC Karaitiana 68.41 4.60
TG Southee 109.14 5.34
K Noema-Barnett 82.52 5.75
NP Fitzgerald 44.15 5.75
MJ Guptill 61.65 4.25
MP Ellison 52.73 5.75
SM Fitzgibbon 44.29 5.75
C Munro 43.71 4.70
JP Donnelly 7.73 2.90
HK Bennett 24.28 2.82
DJ Bartlett 59.50 5.75
Right arm fast
State Vice-Captain
im pumped for the first match good to see wilson vc and all my other black team mates go un 19s
Travis_Teh
International Regular
Looks like donnolley and bennett could cause our boys some drama.
excellent
excellent
FaaipDeOiad
Hall of Fame Member
Just to clarify - the selected players are only unavailable on the 23rd? Or are they unavailable until the ODIs are finished?
Mr Mxyzptlk
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New Zealand U-19 vs Cricket Web U-19
at the CW Oval
1st Youth ODI
There was no clear hero at the Oval, but New Zealand trumped Cricket Web in the first ever Under-19 fixture between the nations. All the New Zealand Under-19 bowlers did a job wickets were taken at crucial stages to seal a tight 9-run win.
Both teams were stunned by the slow nature of the pitch, and the spinners were essential in slowing the build of momentum. It was the seamers who had the biggest wicket-taking say, however.
The visiting Kiwis were inserted after losing the toss, and wet and murky conditions meant that the initial exchanges were filled with intrigue.
Few boundaries were hit over the course of the innings, but the New Zealanders ran well between the wickets for the most part. Callum Thompson burst through with 4 wickets in the space of 9 balls, then Andy Cameron surrendered 10 off the final over, and New Zealand U-19 got to 252/8.
As cricket tends to feature, Thompson shifted from hero to villain with a frustrating cheap dismissal. The explosive Shan Jasotharan and Rob Dauth united though, and the Cricket Web youths looked to have seized the initiative with a 117-run stand. Alas, the dream was halted abruptly. Tim Southee was the architect in dismissing both batsmen in quick succession. Though the young Webheads continued to score freely, wickets tumbled with disconcerting regularity.
When the equation stated 54 runs needed from 60 balls with 4 wickets in hand the intensity from both sides was at a high. New Zealand dropped 2 catches in the late exchanges, but still took wickets readily enough to defend a target of 28 from the final 3 overs. Still 3 wickets intact, the ask proved too much for the hosts against more seasoned internationals.
New Zealand Under-19 252/8 (50 overs)
Cricket Web Under-19 243 ao (50 overs)
New Zealand Under-19 won by 9 runs.
Man of the Match: TG Southee
at the CW Oval
1st Youth ODI
There was no clear hero at the Oval, but New Zealand trumped Cricket Web in the first ever Under-19 fixture between the nations. All the New Zealand Under-19 bowlers did a job wickets were taken at crucial stages to seal a tight 9-run win.
Both teams were stunned by the slow nature of the pitch, and the spinners were essential in slowing the build of momentum. It was the seamers who had the biggest wicket-taking say, however.
The visiting Kiwis were inserted after losing the toss, and wet and murky conditions meant that the initial exchanges were filled with intrigue.
Few boundaries were hit over the course of the innings, but the New Zealanders ran well between the wickets for the most part. Callum Thompson burst through with 4 wickets in the space of 9 balls, then Andy Cameron surrendered 10 off the final over, and New Zealand U-19 got to 252/8.
As cricket tends to feature, Thompson shifted from hero to villain with a frustrating cheap dismissal. The explosive Shan Jasotharan and Rob Dauth united though, and the Cricket Web youths looked to have seized the initiative with a 117-run stand. Alas, the dream was halted abruptly. Tim Southee was the architect in dismissing both batsmen in quick succession. Though the young Webheads continued to score freely, wickets tumbled with disconcerting regularity.
When the equation stated 54 runs needed from 60 balls with 4 wickets in hand the intensity from both sides was at a high. New Zealand dropped 2 catches in the late exchanges, but still took wickets readily enough to defend a target of 28 from the final 3 overs. Still 3 wickets intact, the ask proved too much for the hosts against more seasoned internationals.
New Zealand Under-19 252/8 (50 overs)
Cricket Web Under-19 243 ao (50 overs)
New Zealand Under-19 won by 9 runs.
Man of the Match: TG Southee
Robertinho
Cricketer Of The Year
A disappointing loss, it sucks to fall short like that. Encouraging signs though, the team is firing reasonably well - Mike, Callum and Jack bowling well, batting was disappointing though apart from the 2 half-centuries.
dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
Unlucky boys. 
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Unlucky guys. Close, thoguh 
BlackCap_Fan
State Vice-Captain
Unlucky guys. Extremely disappointed with my golden duck .
.Travis_Teh
International Regular
Close game, but not so enjoyable to be on the losing side of things.
Well batted to Jasotharan and Dauth, well bowled mainly to Wilson and Thompson, with support from Scott (!) and McNamara to slow down the middle.
Improvements can obviously be made, but all in all, with the first game as a unit together, well done lads. Even if the scorecard read a loss.
Well batted to Jasotharan and Dauth, well bowled mainly to Wilson and Thompson, with support from Scott (!) and McNamara to slow down the middle.
Improvements can obviously be made, but all in all, with the first game as a unit together, well done lads. Even if the scorecard read a loss.
andyc
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Not a bad effort considering it was our first ever game, boys. Pity about the loss, but it was a close game. Callum, Mike and Jack all bowled nicely, and Scott's 10 were at a good economy. Pretty disappointed personally there with my effort there, though. On the batting side of things, Dauth turned it on as expected, while Jasorathan was great. We'll get them next time.
vic_orthdox
Global Moderator
Reasonably encouraging I think. Disappointing to lose, but hopefully the pace bowlers can put the squeeze on early next game. They came back well though, and we probably just needed one more batsman after Jaso and Rob to get us home.
EDIT: Sorry too, Liam, about the lack of instructions. I've had internet problems, as well as some guests to entertain, so I've been a bit slack. I'll fix it for the 2nd ODI.
EDIT: Sorry too, Liam, about the lack of instructions. I've had internet problems, as well as some guests to entertain, so I've been a bit slack. I'll fix it for the 2nd ODI.
SirBloody Idiot
Cricketer Of The Year
Disappointing with the bat, but did well to slow things down with my medium pacers.
