Mr Mxyzptlk
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I know I shouldn't be the one asking this, but we're still using the County scoring system, right?
In fairness, I haven't kept the FC table in...well... ever.
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*Official* Season XIV Discussion and Results
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In fairness, I haven't kept the FC table in...well... ever.
Magrat Garlick
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It's a bloody abysmal system, but we haven't abandoned it yet, noI know I shouldn't be the one asking this, but we're still using the County scoring system, right?
Mister Wright
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Disappointing to lose that one. We had given ourselves a chance with an excellent 2nd innings batting effort. But, for once, our bowlers let us down.
On a personal note, it's good to be back in the wickets, but would have much preferred a win.
On a personal note, it's good to be back in the wickets, but would have much preferred a win.
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
Very nice win guys 
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Hmm, disapointing to lose to Greens. 
Some changes will be made after that match, as our batting clearly needs work.
Some changes will be made after that match, as our batting clearly needs work.Travis_Teh
International Regular
Happy to use the Australian 5d comp ladder if you guys want to?
In other news, our bowling in 5d needs a revamp. 600+ is bull****. Dropping myself.
In other news, our bowling in 5d needs a revamp. 600+ is bull****. Dropping myself.
Mr Mxyzptlk
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Tuesday 26th August
Cricket Web Green vs Masters XI
OD - Chef de Groot Trophy - CWBCC Stadium
Scorecard
Ball by Ball
Inspired and revitalized, Martyn Corrin tripled his season tally of wickets with a haul of 4 and contributed greatly to a crushing win for Cricket Web Green over Masters XI. Corrin varied his pace and flight well on a slow pitch and dealt harshly for the middle order of the visiting side. He took 4 for 33 and consolidated the early work done by Xavier Rose and Bryce Cunningham with the new ball. Masters XI received a late push from the tail, but managed only 187 when they lost their last wicket.
The confidence from a good showing in the field then quickly manifested itself with the bat. Both openers wasted no time in getting after the fast bowlers, and they dealt particularly harshly with Shane Bond. His first 3 overs cost 22 runs and, for a change, he went wicketless. A quickfire partnership of 60 was broken by Thomas Odoyo in the 9th over. Corrin dragged on a wide delivery in Odoyo's next over, gone for 7, but Andrew Garven (37) played the experienced level head in support of Rob Malone. The young opening batsman accelerated to a half-century from 64 balls, then ticked along at a run-a-ball with some enterprising attacking batting. Lance Klusener took one more wicket to take some pride for the Masters XI camp, but Darren Dubb-Lynch kept his cool for 11 and kept Malone company at the end.
Masters XI Innings 187 all out (44.3 overs)
DM Benkenstein 51, JM Kemp 27
M Corrin 4-33, BC Cunningham 2-36
Cricket Web Green Innings 190-3 (34.5 overs)
R Malone 88*, AJ Garven 37, NG Scott 34
T Odoyo 2-32
Cricket Web Green won by 7 wickets.
Man of the Match: M Corrin
Cricket Web Blue vs Cricket Web Colts
OD - Chef de Groot Trophy - PDV Dome
Scorecard
Ball by Ball
A stunningly-paced innings by Cricket Web Blue was the foundation for a crushing 90-run win over fellow title contenders, Cricket Web Colts. The Blues scored 122 runs runs from the last 84 balls of the innings and launched from a solid platform to a highly competitive score. In turn the Colts were not as enterprising, and could not recover from a top order collapse to pose a serious challenge to the target.
Liam Camps (18) and Dinu DeSilva (0) were victims of the new ball and gave way to the experienced pairing of Sean Fuller and Pete Young in the middle overs. Initially the duo rotated the strike and occasionally put away loose deliveries, but good work, by Weber in particular, kept the home team in check. Weber almost reaped the rewards of his control when he had Young caught for 37, but a noball denied him the celebration. Less than 6 overs later he joined Fuller with a half-century. The batsmen approached the closing overs and set their minds on explosive acceleration. Fuller clattered a wide ball from Pimpkins behind point for four and raised a century from 118 balls. In the next over he scored 13 from 4 balls faced and Dunn surrendered 17 in all. Wright desperately sought to tap the run rate, but none of his bowling changes worked. Some 27 runs were scored by CW Blue off the next two overs, and then Spinks and Wright himself returned to close out the innings. They shared the only joy of the tail end of the innings and allowed only 15 from the last 3 overs, largely through the success of 3 wickets. Still the Blues finished on 278-5 and set a tall task in conditions still not perfectly suited for batting.
The top order concerns continued for the Colts. Will Kerr (0) lasted only one delivery and Dan Rai (7) lasted 9 to leave the score at 13-2. The collapse forced a careful rebuilding process rather than the attacking strokeplay needed to keep up with the demands of the chase. And when Oliver Dunbar entered the attack, considerable pressure had already been created. He benefited with the wicket of Chris Butler for 23, flashing outside offstump, and then helped run out Towns (5) when a bad call left him dead on arrival. The score was then 71-5 at the fall of Fjermestad (4) and two explosive batsmen, in Mike Wilson and Andy Pimpkins were asked to play with care.
Wilson never looked settled in the role and as the required rate piled up he looked to take matters into his own hands. But when he failed to get ahold of the ball with obvious intent, it was caught easily by Dunbar at long-on. Weber entered and tried to push on a bit, but on 24 he miscued his attempt to clear the rope and provided Popat with his first wicket. The game was practically over at 147-7, but the visiting crowd could celebrate a maiden fifty from Pimpkins before the result was sealed.
Cricket Web Blue Innings 278-5 (50 overs)
SE Fuller 134, PE Young 83
NB Spinks 3-42
Cricket Web Colts Innings 188-9 (50 overs)
A Pimpkins 52, MW Wilson 42
LA Camps 3-32, OC Dunbar 2-33
Cricket Web Blue won by 90 runs.
Man of the Match: SE Fuller
Cricket Web Black vs Cricket Web Red
OD - Chef de Groot Trophy - Pickford Reserve
Scorecard
Ball by Ball
Dan Smith and Cricket Web Black put an epic beatdown on the struggling Cricket Web Red at Picford Reserve. Smith hardly lamented his lack of a Test callup and instead filled his boots during an innings of 115. The Black captain got a rare opportunity to play a long innings when his highly-rated top order slumped to 25-2. He was not overawed and soon caught up with Ash Chaulk with delightful footwork and timing on the menu along the way.
Chaulk reached 50 first, from 56 balls, but Smith rattled consecutive boundaries off Clapham to reach his own milestone from 7 balls less. He was well into stride and quickly overtook his partner and raced toward his ton. It was the surprising arm of Aseem Sharma, in a move of desperation, that dealt for Chaulk in the end. The Black wicketkeeper-batsman shoveled a simple catch to short midwicket. The wicket did not slow the momentum of the Blacks, and even as Sharma continued to benefit from their attempted slogs, the home side scored 156 from the final 18 overs. Surprisingly Sharma bowled his full allotment of overs and collected 5 wickets- comfortably his best figures. Alex Blackman clubbed 61 from 42 balls until he was out immediately after his captain in the 43rd over. Down the stretch the lower order pushed on, and at the very end Kev Gough consolidated the score with 2 fours and a massive six.
Much of the traveling Red fans had left by the time their team started the reply. When they took guard they needed almost 7 per over and a wicket-maiden was nearly the worst possible start. Luff returned to the pavilion for a duck and Rob Dauth (7) followed soon after. Gough then rounded off his devastating first spell with the wicket of Sharma for 18. A score of 57-3 became 73-6 and a truly humiliating defeat looked on the cards. Sean Bennett scored 52 to recover a bit of pride and pushed the score past 200, but the deficit was still a significant 140 runs when he ran out of partners.
Cricket Web Black Innings 348-7 (50 overs)
DP Smith 115, AP Chaulk 70, AJ Blackman 61
A Sharma 5-65
Cricket Web Red Innings 208 all out (47.2 overs)
SA Bennett 52*, JR Gray 29
KJ Gough 3-34, NS Pickup 3-36
Cricket Web Black won by 140 runs.
Man of the Match: DP Smith
Cricket Web Green vs Masters XI
OD - Chef de Groot Trophy - CWBCC Stadium
Scorecard
Ball by Ball
Inspired and revitalized, Martyn Corrin tripled his season tally of wickets with a haul of 4 and contributed greatly to a crushing win for Cricket Web Green over Masters XI. Corrin varied his pace and flight well on a slow pitch and dealt harshly for the middle order of the visiting side. He took 4 for 33 and consolidated the early work done by Xavier Rose and Bryce Cunningham with the new ball. Masters XI received a late push from the tail, but managed only 187 when they lost their last wicket.
The confidence from a good showing in the field then quickly manifested itself with the bat. Both openers wasted no time in getting after the fast bowlers, and they dealt particularly harshly with Shane Bond. His first 3 overs cost 22 runs and, for a change, he went wicketless. A quickfire partnership of 60 was broken by Thomas Odoyo in the 9th over. Corrin dragged on a wide delivery in Odoyo's next over, gone for 7, but Andrew Garven (37) played the experienced level head in support of Rob Malone. The young opening batsman accelerated to a half-century from 64 balls, then ticked along at a run-a-ball with some enterprising attacking batting. Lance Klusener took one more wicket to take some pride for the Masters XI camp, but Darren Dubb-Lynch kept his cool for 11 and kept Malone company at the end.
Masters XI Innings 187 all out (44.3 overs)
DM Benkenstein 51, JM Kemp 27
M Corrin 4-33, BC Cunningham 2-36
Cricket Web Green Innings 190-3 (34.5 overs)
R Malone 88*, AJ Garven 37, NG Scott 34
T Odoyo 2-32
Cricket Web Green won by 7 wickets.
Man of the Match: M Corrin
Cricket Web Blue vs Cricket Web Colts
OD - Chef de Groot Trophy - PDV Dome
Scorecard
Ball by Ball
A stunningly-paced innings by Cricket Web Blue was the foundation for a crushing 90-run win over fellow title contenders, Cricket Web Colts. The Blues scored 122 runs runs from the last 84 balls of the innings and launched from a solid platform to a highly competitive score. In turn the Colts were not as enterprising, and could not recover from a top order collapse to pose a serious challenge to the target.
Liam Camps (18) and Dinu DeSilva (0) were victims of the new ball and gave way to the experienced pairing of Sean Fuller and Pete Young in the middle overs. Initially the duo rotated the strike and occasionally put away loose deliveries, but good work, by Weber in particular, kept the home team in check. Weber almost reaped the rewards of his control when he had Young caught for 37, but a noball denied him the celebration. Less than 6 overs later he joined Fuller with a half-century. The batsmen approached the closing overs and set their minds on explosive acceleration. Fuller clattered a wide ball from Pimpkins behind point for four and raised a century from 118 balls. In the next over he scored 13 from 4 balls faced and Dunn surrendered 17 in all. Wright desperately sought to tap the run rate, but none of his bowling changes worked. Some 27 runs were scored by CW Blue off the next two overs, and then Spinks and Wright himself returned to close out the innings. They shared the only joy of the tail end of the innings and allowed only 15 from the last 3 overs, largely through the success of 3 wickets. Still the Blues finished on 278-5 and set a tall task in conditions still not perfectly suited for batting.
The top order concerns continued for the Colts. Will Kerr (0) lasted only one delivery and Dan Rai (7) lasted 9 to leave the score at 13-2. The collapse forced a careful rebuilding process rather than the attacking strokeplay needed to keep up with the demands of the chase. And when Oliver Dunbar entered the attack, considerable pressure had already been created. He benefited with the wicket of Chris Butler for 23, flashing outside offstump, and then helped run out Towns (5) when a bad call left him dead on arrival. The score was then 71-5 at the fall of Fjermestad (4) and two explosive batsmen, in Mike Wilson and Andy Pimpkins were asked to play with care.
Wilson never looked settled in the role and as the required rate piled up he looked to take matters into his own hands. But when he failed to get ahold of the ball with obvious intent, it was caught easily by Dunbar at long-on. Weber entered and tried to push on a bit, but on 24 he miscued his attempt to clear the rope and provided Popat with his first wicket. The game was practically over at 147-7, but the visiting crowd could celebrate a maiden fifty from Pimpkins before the result was sealed.
Cricket Web Blue Innings 278-5 (50 overs)
SE Fuller 134, PE Young 83
NB Spinks 3-42
Cricket Web Colts Innings 188-9 (50 overs)
A Pimpkins 52, MW Wilson 42
LA Camps 3-32, OC Dunbar 2-33
Cricket Web Blue won by 90 runs.
Man of the Match: SE Fuller
Cricket Web Black vs Cricket Web Red
OD - Chef de Groot Trophy - Pickford Reserve
Scorecard
Ball by Ball
Dan Smith and Cricket Web Black put an epic beatdown on the struggling Cricket Web Red at Picford Reserve. Smith hardly lamented his lack of a Test callup and instead filled his boots during an innings of 115. The Black captain got a rare opportunity to play a long innings when his highly-rated top order slumped to 25-2. He was not overawed and soon caught up with Ash Chaulk with delightful footwork and timing on the menu along the way.
Chaulk reached 50 first, from 56 balls, but Smith rattled consecutive boundaries off Clapham to reach his own milestone from 7 balls less. He was well into stride and quickly overtook his partner and raced toward his ton. It was the surprising arm of Aseem Sharma, in a move of desperation, that dealt for Chaulk in the end. The Black wicketkeeper-batsman shoveled a simple catch to short midwicket. The wicket did not slow the momentum of the Blacks, and even as Sharma continued to benefit from their attempted slogs, the home side scored 156 from the final 18 overs. Surprisingly Sharma bowled his full allotment of overs and collected 5 wickets- comfortably his best figures. Alex Blackman clubbed 61 from 42 balls until he was out immediately after his captain in the 43rd over. Down the stretch the lower order pushed on, and at the very end Kev Gough consolidated the score with 2 fours and a massive six.
Much of the traveling Red fans had left by the time their team started the reply. When they took guard they needed almost 7 per over and a wicket-maiden was nearly the worst possible start. Luff returned to the pavilion for a duck and Rob Dauth (7) followed soon after. Gough then rounded off his devastating first spell with the wicket of Sharma for 18. A score of 57-3 became 73-6 and a truly humiliating defeat looked on the cards. Sean Bennett scored 52 to recover a bit of pride and pushed the score past 200, but the deficit was still a significant 140 runs when he ran out of partners.
Cricket Web Black Innings 348-7 (50 overs)
DP Smith 115, AP Chaulk 70, AJ Blackman 61
A Sharma 5-65
Cricket Web Red Innings 208 all out (47.2 overs)
SA Bennett 52*, JR Gray 29
KJ Gough 3-34, NS Pickup 3-36
Cricket Web Black won by 140 runs.
Man of the Match: DP Smith
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The Baconator
International Vice-Captain
That'll do nicely. Pretty darn good performance all round.
superkingdave
Hall of Fame Member
Haha, epic beatdown. sums it up quite well. Remember when Reds were worthy of FC status?
in other news, 351 runs @87.75 and 21 Wickets @19.81, fairly decent start to the season. 4287 runs @42.87 since the end of season 11 (y)
in other news, 351 runs @87.75 and 21 Wickets @19.81, fairly decent start to the season. 4287 runs @42.87 since the end of season 11 (y)
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dontcloseyoureyes
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Would appreciate a scorecard so I can print it and frame it with all the other Dev League hundreds I've made, (face)
We're so good.
We're so good.
Mr Mxyzptlk
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Fixed.
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
lol @ red
Great win for Green, Corrin bowled beutifully. Malone Jnr taking over from his dad with a top quality knock.
Great win for Green, Corrin bowled beutifully. Malone Jnr taking over from his dad with a top quality knock.
