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***Official*** New Zealand in Australia 2011

straw man

Hall of Fame Member
Tend to think it's fairly pointless lamenting the talented cricketers who go to rugby, and that there's no money in domestic cricket. Very unlikely that either of these things will change and it's not the talent coming through that is the primary problem anyway. I think most of us agree this is one of the most 'talented' teams NZ has put out for the last 20 years (barring a period under Fleming). It's the mindset where almost everyone apart from Vettori struggles.
 

Furball

Evil Scotsman
I don't have the stats to back me up, but I'm pretty sure Vettori's record in dire situations is >>> than his record in good ones.
Probably is, but the point is that I'm sure he'd love to come in in a situation where the top order have done their jobs properly and what Vettori does is of absolutely no consequence whatsoever.
 

Bahnz

Hall of Fame Member
His front foot game may be non-existent, but Brownlie really does look nice playing that pull shot.
 

NUFAN

Y no Afghanistan flag
Any Aussies rueing the one that got away? Brownlie has been pretty impressive in this match.
No not at all. Good on him for batting well though.

NZ are only 29 runs behind, Australia might end up having a testing little total to chase.
 

SteveNZ

Cricketer Of The Year
Player's heart rate increases when he runs in to bowl.

Stunning use of technology.
Definitely up there in the list of 'stupid introductions to cricket coverage, just because they can'.

Also in the hierachy: Interviews with players in session breaks, reaction time monitors and Mark Nicholas.
 

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