Travis_Teh
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*Official* CW XI in England and UK
- Thread starter Mr Mxyzptlk
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dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
You ****s are gonna cop it.
dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
Mild warning.
dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
As Geoffrey Boycott would say...
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Smith chokes in tied game
Cricket Web XI vs Derbyshire - OD - New Road
Scorecard
Ball by Ball
Daniel Smith capped a dramatic chase with a stunning failure to score off the final ball of the match, as Derbyshire tied with Cricket Web XI at New Road. Smith scored an unbeaten 23 off 22 balls, but could not lead his team to victory over his home country. After he combined with Rikki Clarke for 15 runs off Dave Watt in the penultimate over, he struggled to dispatch the clinical yorkers by Liam Camps jr., who bowled the 50th over of the innings.
Chris Taylor (92) and Wavell Hinds (66) earlier set up the run chase of 229 in damp conditions, adding 130 runs for the second wicket. The left-armer Kingsley Clapham removed Stubbings at the top of the innings, caught at second slip by Chaulk for 21. He returned later on to star for the CW XI in pulling back the game to parity with the wickets of Hinds and Pathan. The chase wound down to 44 runs needed from the last 36 balls at one point, but with 8 wickets in hand, and even in difficult conditions, Derbyshire remained in command.
Thus it was with huge celebration that the Webheads later celebrated the dismissal of Hinds, caught smartly at backward point after a good innings. The Indian allrounder Irfan Pathan was promoted to increase the momentum toward victory, but scored just a single before he nicked Clapham behind. The requirement then stood at 20 from the final 2 overs, and once again CW XI were in keen contention. A couple of Watt full tosses later left Derbyshire needing only 5 to win. With Dan Smith the key man at the resolution of the game, CW XI stand-in captain Fuller tossed the ball to Camps with the charge of responsibility. The gamble paid off brilliantly.
Before the soft mediocrity of the CW XI attack was exposed by the Derbyshire batsmen, the tourists struggled to dominate with the bat and could only manage 229 when bowled out in the 46th over. James Stedman (31) showed signs of fluency at the top of the innings, before Ash Chaulk (48) and Liam Camps (44) built the innings solidly. But the middle order faded after the unlikely Smith struck twice quickly with his innocuous medium pace. Again there were many starts, but as against the England Lions, the batsmen never got into flow. Attempting to elevate their status at the crease, the lower order fell apart to the relative accuracy and smart catching of Derbyshire's finest.
Cricket Web XI are left with much work to be done before the start of the one-day international leg of their tour, with batting and bowling having failed to fire in either of the warmup fixtures.
Cricket Web XI 229 (45.3 overs)
AP Chaulk 48 (71), LA Camps 44 (52), JE Stedman 31 (45)
GG Wagg 4-43 (10), DP Smith 2-36 (6)
Derbyshire 229-4 (50 overs)
CR Taylor 92 (142), WW Hinds 66 (92), DP Smith 23* (22)
KR Clapham 3-47 (10), XPA Rose 1-41 (10)
Match tied.
Man of the Match: CR Taylor
Cricket Web XI vs Derbyshire - OD - New Road
Scorecard
Ball by Ball
Daniel Smith capped a dramatic chase with a stunning failure to score off the final ball of the match, as Derbyshire tied with Cricket Web XI at New Road. Smith scored an unbeaten 23 off 22 balls, but could not lead his team to victory over his home country. After he combined with Rikki Clarke for 15 runs off Dave Watt in the penultimate over, he struggled to dispatch the clinical yorkers by Liam Camps jr., who bowled the 50th over of the innings.
Chris Taylor (92) and Wavell Hinds (66) earlier set up the run chase of 229 in damp conditions, adding 130 runs for the second wicket. The left-armer Kingsley Clapham removed Stubbings at the top of the innings, caught at second slip by Chaulk for 21. He returned later on to star for the CW XI in pulling back the game to parity with the wickets of Hinds and Pathan. The chase wound down to 44 runs needed from the last 36 balls at one point, but with 8 wickets in hand, and even in difficult conditions, Derbyshire remained in command.
Thus it was with huge celebration that the Webheads later celebrated the dismissal of Hinds, caught smartly at backward point after a good innings. The Indian allrounder Irfan Pathan was promoted to increase the momentum toward victory, but scored just a single before he nicked Clapham behind. The requirement then stood at 20 from the final 2 overs, and once again CW XI were in keen contention. A couple of Watt full tosses later left Derbyshire needing only 5 to win. With Dan Smith the key man at the resolution of the game, CW XI stand-in captain Fuller tossed the ball to Camps with the charge of responsibility. The gamble paid off brilliantly.
Before the soft mediocrity of the CW XI attack was exposed by the Derbyshire batsmen, the tourists struggled to dominate with the bat and could only manage 229 when bowled out in the 46th over. James Stedman (31) showed signs of fluency at the top of the innings, before Ash Chaulk (48) and Liam Camps (44) built the innings solidly. But the middle order faded after the unlikely Smith struck twice quickly with his innocuous medium pace. Again there were many starts, but as against the England Lions, the batsmen never got into flow. Attempting to elevate their status at the crease, the lower order fell apart to the relative accuracy and smart catching of Derbyshire's finest.
Cricket Web XI are left with much work to be done before the start of the one-day international leg of their tour, with batting and bowling having failed to fire in either of the warmup fixtures.
Cricket Web XI 229 (45.3 overs)
AP Chaulk 48 (71), LA Camps 44 (52), JE Stedman 31 (45)
GG Wagg 4-43 (10), DP Smith 2-36 (6)
Derbyshire 229-4 (50 overs)
CR Taylor 92 (142), WW Hinds 66 (92), DP Smith 23* (22)
KR Clapham 3-47 (10), XPA Rose 1-41 (10)
Match tied.
Man of the Match: CR Taylor
dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
Haha, dismissed Chaulk and Butler.
Who cares about winning.
Who cares about winning.
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Chris Taylor called up for England
The ECB has named a 13-man squad to contest the first two one-day internationals against Cricket Web XI. As expected, Paul Collingwood will lead the side, and Derbyshire's Chris Taylor is the lone new face in the team. Taylor has had an excellent domestic season in limited overs cricket, and played well for 92 against the tourists in the last warmup game. He is expected to slot into the opening spot alongside Alastair Cook.
Ravi Bopara, Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann keep their places in the team, while Andrew Flintoff is still sidelined with injury. Matt Prior has regained the gloves from Phil Mustard and will be under pressure to perform to solidify his place in the team.
England ODI squad:
PD Collingwood (c), MJ Prior (wk), CR Taylor, AN Cook, KP Pietersen, IR Bell, GP Swann, MS Panesar, SCJ Broad, JM Anderson, RJ Sidebottom, OA Shah, AD Mascarenhas.
The ECB has named a 13-man squad to contest the first two one-day internationals against Cricket Web XI. As expected, Paul Collingwood will lead the side, and Derbyshire's Chris Taylor is the lone new face in the team. Taylor has had an excellent domestic season in limited overs cricket, and played well for 92 against the tourists in the last warmup game. He is expected to slot into the opening spot alongside Alastair Cook.
Ravi Bopara, Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann keep their places in the team, while Andrew Flintoff is still sidelined with injury. Matt Prior has regained the gloves from Phil Mustard and will be under pressure to perform to solidify his place in the team.
England ODI squad:
PD Collingwood (c), MJ Prior (wk), CR Taylor, AN Cook, KP Pietersen, IR Bell, GP Swann, MS Panesar, SCJ Broad, JM Anderson, RJ Sidebottom, OA Shah, AD Mascarenhas.
Magrat Garlick
Global Moderator
Haha, this is the bloke who wasn't good enough for Gloucestershire.
Whitewash on the cards.
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PCA Masters XI
Andrew Strauss leads the Masters XI to play an exhibition Twenty20 game against Cricket Web XI.
PCA Masters XI
AJ Strauss (c)
NJ Astle
R Clarke
NV Knight
RA Smith
Azhar Mahmood
JS Foster (wk)
CP Schofield
JD Middlebrook
MP Bicknell
SJ Harmison
Andrew Strauss leads the Masters XI to play an exhibition Twenty20 game against Cricket Web XI.
PCA Masters XI
AJ Strauss (c)
NJ Astle
R Clarke
NV Knight
RA Smith
Azhar Mahmood
JS Foster (wk)
CP Schofield
JD Middlebrook
MP Bicknell
SJ Harmison
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Astle 
Should be playing for the CW Masters IMO.
Should be playing for the CW Masters IMO.
Tom Halsey
International Coach
Indeed.
chaminda_00
Hall of Fame Member
Atleast Clapo stepped up and the opener got some time in middle together.
AUST_HiTMaN
International Debutant
blah
ash chaulk
International Captain
h8 smith worst bowler to ever get out to.
bugssy
Cricketer Of The Year
there bowling could cost em!
