superkingdave
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Anderson to play for Auckland in a 4 day game this week...
apparently that was a pretty good catch? great to get rid of Flem
apparently that was a pretty good catch? great to get rid of Flem
Seriously?Anderson to play for Auckland in a 4 day game this week...
Pretty valid predictions, I don't exactly disagree with any of them bar the one regarding Taylor.Well, with 6 hours to go, I think it's time to do something novel: make so many fairly random predictions, the odd one's bound to be wrong... so here we are.
I reckon the match will have a result.
I reckon Kyle Mills won't break-down after 6 overs the way he did the last time he played England (and the first time he played anyone) at Test level.
I reckon Ryan Sidebottom, provided he doesn't bowl like he's obviously short of fitness, will take at least 6 wickets in the match.
I reckon Brendon McCullum will score whatever runs he scores at a very considerable strike-rate - maybe even close to or over a-run-a-ball.
I reckon Ross Taylor, if he plays ahead of Peter Fulton (which he shouldn't), won't score very many.
I reckon Kyle Mills' first (proper) and Mathew Sinclair's first meeting with England will produce interesting results, whether of the outstanding or abysmal variety.
If the pitch turns as some seem to think it will, I reckon Vettori and MSP will swarm all over their respective oppositions.
yeah according to Agnew he's playing tomorrow.Seriously?
Well that seems a little strange.... you'd be pissed if you were the bowler who was bumped for Andersonyeah according to Agnew he's playing tomorrow.
England pace bowler James Anderson will play for Auckland Aces in their State Championship match against Wellington Firebirds.
Lancashire right-armer Anderson will fill the gap in the Aces’ attack created by Kyle Mills and Chris Martin’s participation in the first National Bank Test in Hamilton.
The Aces are also without Andre Adams and Daryl Tuffey after their moves offshore.
Anderson follows in the footsteps of Old Trafford team-mate Mal Loye, the England ODI batsman who turned out for Auckland early last season.