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He's got the potential to be the next Sami or Lee.broncoman said:how did dave go?
The future's so bright, we've got to wear shades.
He's got the potential to be the next Sami or Lee.broncoman said:how did dave go?
Whats that? Fast, Inaccurate, ****y, and Pathetic?Mr Mxyzptlk said:He's got the potential to be the next Sami or Lee.
The future's so bright, we've got to wear shades.
hahaha, that was just mean, the person/people being referred to should be ashamed of him or herself...Neil Pickup said:As vice-captain, I feel that some of this criticism of young David Watt is unnecessary and uncalled for.
Following the abuse he received from some sections of the PDV Dome (in particular the chants of "You don't know Watt you're doing" and "Number Eight, You're Useless, Mate") he was close to tears in the dressing room at the interval.
It took one of Liam's super-strength special blends to steady himself enough so he could manage his lunch.
Just coppin it on the chin mate.Neil Pickup said:As vice-captain, I feel that some of this criticism of young David Watt is unnecessary and uncalled for.
Following the abuse he received from some sections of the PDV Dome (in particular the chants of "You don't know Watt you're doing" and "Number Eight, You're Useless, Mate") he was close to tears in the dressing room at the interval.
It took one of Liam's super-strength special blends to steady himself enough so he could manage his lunch.
Liam saves the day again!Neil Pickup said:It took one of Liam's super-strength special blends to steady himself enough so he could manage his lunch.
But we were already wearing our special CW ones to shield ourselves from Neil's hair.Mr Mxyzptlk said:He's got the potential to be the next Sami or Lee.
The future's so bright, we've got to wear shades.
And good to hear itMr Mxyzptlk said:It was the resilience of the CW bowlers and the clever use of the slower bowlers from Neil Pickup that kept the game under control. In essence this was a comeback win for the XI. When Blewy went off the field with dehydration in the 29th over, things looked bad, but Neil Pickup shepherded the team well with field changes and bowling alike.
India was off to the perfect start of 15/0 and young Timewell distraught. His first spell ended reading 2-0-21-0 and one wondered how much of a part he would play in the remainder of the game. Yet things didn't get that much better for the other seamers and Mr Mxyzptlk was hit for 11 from his 1st over. Ganguly and Tendulkar raced the score to 71/1 after 9, then David Jr. came back with a maiden over, the last ball of which Marc71178n ran out Tendulkar for 15.0.1 Timewell to Sehwag, FOUR, That was a short and wide and dispatched for FOUR through point
Welcome to international cricket Mr. Timewell.
0.2 Timewell to Sehwag, SIX, ???!!! Full this time but not full enough!!! Sehwag got under that one and it's gone miles over midwicket! What a start!
0.3 Timewell to Sehwag, one run, That is very well run by SC Ganguly
0.4 Timewell to Ganguly, no run, Left alone by Ganguly
0.5 Timewell to Ganguly, FOUR, Brilliant cover drive by SC Ganguly - Timewell's not enjoying this...
0.6 Timewell to Ganguly, no run, Left alone by Ganguly
For his allround efforts with the bat, ball and in the field, Marc71178 was named the Man of the Match. India play Sri Lanka next in a must-win game if they are to have the slimmest of chances of making the tournament final.48.1 Mxyzptlk to Pathan, no run, A lot of movement being extracted by Mxyzptlk
48.2 Mxyzptlk to Pathan, no ball, Swung over the top of that one - dot ball!
48.2 Mxyzptlk to Pathan, no run, Again! Same ball, same result!
48.3 Mxyzptlk to Pathan, one run, That is very well run by Yuvraj Singh, pushing for a quick single to Blewy's left
48.4 Mxyzptlk to Y Singh, one run, Great cooperation between Yuvraj Singh and IK Pathan
That's good running there, but singles aren't enough at this stage...
48.5 Mxyzptlk to Pathan, no run, IK Pathan missed that one by a mile
Pathan really struggling here and India suffering for it!
48.6 Mxyzptlk to Pathan, FOUR, He made contact that time! Over the midoff fielder and away to the boundary!
India now needs 11 runs to win and David Jr. is set to bowl the final over of the innings. This is tense stuff folks!
Blewy gives his bowler some final instructions and runs back to extra cover. He's on the edge of the circle. The field: backward point and extra cover on the edge of the circle on the offside; a sweeper on the cover boundary and a man at longoff. There's a short third man and regulation long leg, a square midwicket fielder, longon and a man back on the deep midwicket ropes.
Here he comes...
49.1 David(Jr.) to Y Singh, one run, Great cooperation between Yuvraj Singh and IK Pathan
That hands the strike back to Pathan though...
49.2 David(Jr.) to Pathan, one run, Hit hard square and Bugssy saved a definite boundary there at backward point! Brilliant fielding with that dive, but a run taken!
49.3 David(Jr.) to Y Singh, no run, OUCH! That was short and quick and it's hit Yuvraj in the helmet - he's down! The physio is charging out to the middle to tend to him. That was not pretty folks and to add insult to injury for India, it's also a dot ball.
Well the players have huddled around and Yuvraj is ready to go again. The pressure is really on him now as 9 are need from just 3 deliveries. What you don't want now is a wide or noball!
49.4 David(Jr.) to Y Singh, no run, Yorker! He dug it out, but that was superb!
Blewy's expression is still that of concentration and concern, but David Jr. is ectstatic. Fine bowling.
49.5 David(Jr.) to Y Singh, legbye, Loud appeal for LBW turned down and they can only scamper a single meaning that, bar any extra deliveries, this game is won by CW.
49.6 David(Jr.) to Pathan, no run, Hit hard back at the bowler and David Jr. flings the ball up in the air in jubilation. What a win!
The Cricket Web players are congratulating each all around and the crowd is loving it. A great game of One Day cricket when, for the second consecutive time, the CW XI bowlers pulled things back from a poor start and held their nerve at the end.