Bahnz
Hall of Fame Member
Given his age, if he scores 10,000 runs he'll be more Bradman than Cook
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***Official New Zealand Domestic Season 2021/22***
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Prince EWS
Global Moderator
God loves Keene.
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
back when I actually played cricket, my bowling action was very similar to Keene's, which instantly makes him my favourite new player but also doesn't bode well for him tbf
straw man
Hall of Fame Member
Apparently there's something about Keene's bowling that just begs for the batsmen to hang his bat outside off to a short-of-a-length ball and edge behind.
The statistical anomaly of his career so far aside, maybe he gets a touch more bounce than is expected from his pace and height.
The statistical anomaly of his career so far aside, maybe he gets a touch more bounce than is expected from his pace and height.
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
jcas0167
International Debutant
Yeah, I thought he was going to be stranded when they were 9 down and he was on 88. Smashing Deport for six, sneaking a single and then doing the same to Somerville was an impressive way to bring up a maiden ton.
Next best for Wellington was Ravindra with 23.
HeathDavisSpeed
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Bhula really needs to make a score in this 2nd innings. Sadly, he’s constructing a pretty mediocre FC record at the moment.
Great for Robinson though - I’ll have to check out the highlights later. Not such a good 2nd game for Vishvaka though.
Great for Robinson though - I’ll have to check out the highlights later. Not such a good 2nd game for Vishvaka though.
Was in Whangarei today and watched 1st and part of 3rd session. Not a great spectator ground for Plunket Shield as you can only sit square, and very little shade.
CD attack was pretty friendly. Pitch obviously flat. Ajaz steady, but caused Raval a little trouble on his pads in the afternoon, a couple of inside edges just past the close fielder.
Chatted briefly with Joe Walker on the way out, when I asked if he thought it would turn on day 3 and 4 he said "hope so" with a big grin, and rubbed his hands together in a way that might scare any CD fans that are reading this post.
I also watched a little of Solia and O'Donnell at EPOO yesterday. 4.5 hours cricket watching across 2 days and no wickets!
CD attack was pretty friendly. Pitch obviously flat. Ajaz steady, but caused Raval a little trouble on his pads in the afternoon, a couple of inside edges just past the close fielder.
Chatted briefly with Joe Walker on the way out, when I asked if he thought it would turn on day 3 and 4 he said "hope so" with a big grin, and rubbed his hands together in a way that might scare any CD fans that are reading this post.
I also watched a little of Solia and O'Donnell at EPOO yesterday. 4.5 hours cricket watching across 2 days and no wickets!
Fastest and most controlled of the Wellington seamers. In the session I watched he bowled a fuller length than the other seamers, but was only driven for a 1 or 2 boundaries, and created a couple of almost-chances against century-makers Solia and O'Donnell. Looked like a potential test bowling all-rounder / 3rd seamer to me.
