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*Official* ICC Inter-continental cup 2006
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Jungle Jumbo
International Vice-Captain
Bermuda are poor. Really very poor. At least the new World Cricket League should remove events like this when a few freak performances get teams into the World Cup, where they are nothing like the team of two years ago.
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
I reckon there actually are no one better. Possibly UAE on a good day.Jungle Jumbo said:
Jungle Jumbo
International Vice-Captain
Perhaps. Namibia? Doing alright in the Provincial Championships in South Africa.Samuel_Vimes said:
chaminda_00
Hall of Fame Member
Can someone please explain to me the format of the World Cricket League. Also Nambia, Nepal, Denmark (at full strength) and UAE are all better then Bermuda. The fact they get thrashed by Associate sides say it all, the above mentioned teams would atleast be competitive. Also those teams, apart from maybe UAE produce some half decent youth players.
Bermuda do have a about four or five good players, but they really no youngsters coming through. Their no really going to improve at all playing FC cricket, as most of their players are past it.
Bermuda do have a about four or five good players, but they really no youngsters coming through. Their no really going to improve at all playing FC cricket, as most of their players are past it.
Jungle Jumbo
International Vice-Captain
Hakon described it in a post somewhere recently. The ACC Cup thread IIRC.
Perm
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Netherlands 378
RN ten Doeschate 138, TN de Grooth 61
RJ Trott 3/47, DM Leverock 3/119
Bermuda 620
DL Hemp 247*, S Mukuddem 90, SD Outerbridge 80, DM Leverock 51
DLS van Bunge 3/109, RN ten Doeschate 3/121, PW Borren 3/130
Netherlands 170/2
RN ten Doeschate 100, B Zuiderent 56*
Match Drawn
Netherlands will be disappointed that they let a couple of tail enders score half centuries but David Hemp is all class, what a marvellous innings. Ryan ten Doeschate deserves a mention aswell, hundreds in both innings aswell as 3 wickets opening the bowling. It seems as if the whole weight of the Netherlands is on him.
RN ten Doeschate 138, TN de Grooth 61
RJ Trott 3/47, DM Leverock 3/119
Bermuda 620
DL Hemp 247*, S Mukuddem 90, SD Outerbridge 80, DM Leverock 51
DLS van Bunge 3/109, RN ten Doeschate 3/121, PW Borren 3/130
Netherlands 170/2
RN ten Doeschate 100, B Zuiderent 56*
Match Drawn
Netherlands will be disappointed that they let a couple of tail enders score half centuries but David Hemp is all class, what a marvellous innings. Ryan ten Doeschate deserves a mention aswell, hundreds in both innings aswell as 3 wickets opening the bowling. It seems as if the whole weight of the Netherlands is on him.
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
About 10 times as many runs as he's made in his six previous outings for Bermuda...Perm said:
Dutch bowling is even beyond England's, it's that poor.
And the weight of the Netherlands is on this guy:
SirBloody Idiot
Cricketer Of The Year
Its OK when its The Man, The Myth, The Leverock.Perm said:
Today sees the last match in the group, Canada vs. The Netherlands at Pretoria.
Some fine bowling by the Dutch, including a hat-trick from SLA Mohammad Kashif and 3-in-4 from that man Ten Doeschate has Canada reeling at 88/9. Ten Doeschate currently 5/19 and Kashif 4/25.
Of course the result doesn't matter, with Canada already assured of the group win.
Some fine bowling by the Dutch, including a hat-trick from SLA Mohammad Kashif and 3-in-4 from that man Ten Doeschate has Canada reeling at 88/9. Ten Doeschate currently 5/19 and Kashif 4/25.
Of course the result doesn't matter, with Canada already assured of the group win.
SirBloody Idiot
Cricketer Of The Year
Jesus Christ. Following his 6-20, ten Doeschate is 210* from 271.
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
SirBloody Idiot said:
And at county level, his performances are roughly level to those of Rikki Clarke...
FaaipDeOiad
Hall of Fame Member
Rikki Clarke is better, isn't he? Clarke is actually a pretty good county player, even if he's not really international class.Samuel_Vimes said:
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
True, but there's not that much in it. Both have bowling averages above 40. Clarke bats a bit better tho. ten Doeschate's FC stats look better because of 690 runs @ 172.50 and 14 wickets @ 20.71 for the Netherlands.FaaipDeOiad said:
What's with the dissing the Dutch, Hakki? Be glad there's associates out there performing like this.Samuel_Vimes said:
If RTD is equal to Rikki Clarke, it means he's close to good enough for the England ODI team
Ten Doeschate to make a century against either Aus or SA in next year's world cup. And take 4 wickets, thus emulating his great predecessor Feiko Kloppenburg in WC2003
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Fixed your typo.Steulen said:
I'm just worried about the general level of the teams, that's all. (Though I suppose Canada have themselves to thank after bowling Bhatti for 10 overs. Yes, he's more erratic than Harmy on speed, but he's the only one who has pace to get good batsmen out.)
Point taken. Though of course we're just mimicking our big brothers from the left side of the North Sea.Samuel_Vimes said:Fixed your typo.
I'm just worried about the general level of the teams, that's all. (Though I suppose Canada have themselves to thank after bowling Bhatti for 10 overs. Yes, he's more erratic than Harmy on speed, but he's the only one who has pace to get good batsmen out.)
Anyway, we won the '88 Football EC with players from Suriname and Wimbledon with a Czech. And as the crowd chanted when I went to see SA vs. Eng in Durban last year: "If it wasn't for the English we'd be Dutch, if it wasn't for the English we'd be Dutch...".
So, no problem there then.
PhoenixFire
International Coach
Ryan Ten Doeschate, what a gun.