ash chaulk
International Captain
hey not a bad warm up
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*Official* Cricket Web 'A' in Top End Series
- Thread starter Mr Mxyzptlk
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chaminda_00
Hall of Fame Member
Solid is probably the best way to describe that, oh well nice to see a few guys hit some form.
dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
Good first outing despite my terrible innings.
Nice start to the tour. Pity we couldn't pickup a few more wickets, but at least we managed to keep it tight 
FaaipDeOiad
Hall of Fame Member
Really strangled them at the end there. Some nice bowling.
Not a great batting effort, but it's our first game on the tour so you can't complain.
That was a List-A match, right?
Not a great batting effort, but it's our first game on the tour so you can't complain.
That was a List-A match, right?
chaminda_00
Hall of Fame Member
Don't think so QAS don't play List-A games
FaaipDeOiad
Hall of Fame Member
Yeah, you're right there. These warmup games usually count though. I think we've played academy type teams before.
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
1) once i think a few seasons back
2) mid 20's isn't that old
3) Fuller is not new...
Personally i think Fuller is an excellent skipper and i enjoy playing under him.
Travis_Teh
International Regular
Hrmmm ... that was a weird game to watch from the lines and bring the boys drinks/towels/words from the rooms etc.
Never thought we had it won, yet we did. Good bowling, average batting.
Never thought we had it won, yet we did. Good bowling, average batting.
33/3from3.3
International Vice-Captain
Well, very nice win there guys.
Let me ask a question, if i were to get selected against Aus/Eng A, would my reults in those matches count as international stats?
Let me ask a question, if i were to get selected against Aus/Eng A, would my reults in those matches count as international stats?
alternative
Cricket Web Content Updater
Quality start guys, hope all you blokes do CW proud.
FaaipDeOiad
Hall of Fame Member
You captained last season too, for the one dayers after I left the squad.
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
CW 'A' v Australia 'A'
+AP Chaulk
JE Stedman
MD Luff
AS Das
SE Fuller
AJ Garven
S Jasotharan
XPA Rose
P Gundry
K Clapham
KJ Goughy
+AP Chaulk
JE Stedman
MD Luff
AS Das
SE Fuller
AJ Garven
S Jasotharan
XPA Rose
P Gundry
K Clapham
KJ Goughy
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Australia A v Cricket Web A
at Marrara Cricket Ground
Scorecard
Commentary
A reformed Cricket Web A side volleyed and thundered their way towards a comfortable seven-wicket win in Darwin, showing no signs of the rust that had plagued them yesterday. Ash Chaulk, who had not taken part in the warm-up, stroked a masterful century, Paddy Gundry took two key wickets in an over, and Xavier Rose and Kev Goughy showed promising, if erratic signs with the new ball.
Brad Haddin chose to bat first on what looked like a difficult wicket; with hindsight, it flattened out throughout the day and batting wasn't the best place to be in the morning. Katich got a corker from Goughy, the big man's first ball, and Voges was trapped lbw by a beautiful inswinger.
Jaques and Watson kept the pace up, and looked to take the game away from the tourists when they were both deceived by large turners from Gundry. Suddenly the side was shattered, and with Clapham providing naggingly accurate left-arm seamers, no one really got going with the bat - except for Hopes, who shattered the ad boards with a couple of smashes, before smashing the next one to Stedman at long on. The remaining death overs were seen out without trouble, and Cricket Web A faced a somewhat tricky 240 to win.
In the event, Chaulk made it easy. Shaun Tait's radar was its usual self at the start - he let one down nearer to backward square leg than the wicketkeeper - allowing Chaulk and Stedman to get away with 70 runs for the opening partnership. Harwood and Hopes got more out of the green wicket, nabbing a couple of catches in the infield, but Arunava Das played a steady support to Chaulk's magnificent hundred, and as the hosts failed to put on any kind of pressure, the win was easily achieved.
Australia A 239-9 (50 overs)
SR Watson 55, PA Jaques 46; PG Gundry 3-51, XPA Rose 3-57, KJ Goughy 2-50
Cricket Web A 240-3 (46.3 overs)
AP Chaulk 100, AS Das 68; SM Harwood 1-34 [7.3]
Cricket Web A won by seven wickets
Man of the Match: AP Chaulk
New Zealand A v East Asia Pacific XI
at Gardens Oval
Scorecard
Commentary
The development side showed they could have been a moutful with a bit more aggressive intent, eventually losing by five wickets largely thanks to the batting of Matthew Sinclair. Duna Eliaba played a pleasant 65, enjoying the largely toothless bowling of Nathan McCullum, while Baeau and Tavo bowled with some threat with the new ball. It does, however, look like six losses loom for this side.
East Asia Pacific XI 189-6 (50 overs)
D Eliaba 65; KD Mills 3-34
New Zealand A 193-5 (32.3 overs)
MS Sinclair 75*; J Brazier 2-32
at Marrara Cricket Ground
Scorecard
Commentary
A reformed Cricket Web A side volleyed and thundered their way towards a comfortable seven-wicket win in Darwin, showing no signs of the rust that had plagued them yesterday. Ash Chaulk, who had not taken part in the warm-up, stroked a masterful century, Paddy Gundry took two key wickets in an over, and Xavier Rose and Kev Goughy showed promising, if erratic signs with the new ball.
Brad Haddin chose to bat first on what looked like a difficult wicket; with hindsight, it flattened out throughout the day and batting wasn't the best place to be in the morning. Katich got a corker from Goughy, the big man's first ball, and Voges was trapped lbw by a beautiful inswinger.
Jaques and Watson kept the pace up, and looked to take the game away from the tourists when they were both deceived by large turners from Gundry. Suddenly the side was shattered, and with Clapham providing naggingly accurate left-arm seamers, no one really got going with the bat - except for Hopes, who shattered the ad boards with a couple of smashes, before smashing the next one to Stedman at long on. The remaining death overs were seen out without trouble, and Cricket Web A faced a somewhat tricky 240 to win.
In the event, Chaulk made it easy. Shaun Tait's radar was its usual self at the start - he let one down nearer to backward square leg than the wicketkeeper - allowing Chaulk and Stedman to get away with 70 runs for the opening partnership. Harwood and Hopes got more out of the green wicket, nabbing a couple of catches in the infield, but Arunava Das played a steady support to Chaulk's magnificent hundred, and as the hosts failed to put on any kind of pressure, the win was easily achieved.
Australia A 239-9 (50 overs)
SR Watson 55, PA Jaques 46; PG Gundry 3-51, XPA Rose 3-57, KJ Goughy 2-50
Cricket Web A 240-3 (46.3 overs)
AP Chaulk 100, AS Das 68; SM Harwood 1-34 [7.3]
Cricket Web A won by seven wickets
Man of the Match: AP Chaulk
New Zealand A v East Asia Pacific XI
at Gardens Oval
Scorecard
Commentary
The development side showed they could have been a moutful with a bit more aggressive intent, eventually losing by five wickets largely thanks to the batting of Matthew Sinclair. Duna Eliaba played a pleasant 65, enjoying the largely toothless bowling of Nathan McCullum, while Baeau and Tavo bowled with some threat with the new ball. It does, however, look like six losses loom for this side.
East Asia Pacific XI 189-6 (50 overs)
D Eliaba 65; KD Mills 3-34
New Zealand A 193-5 (32.3 overs)
MS Sinclair 75*; J Brazier 2-32