kingkallis
International Coach
Amazing! Cant wait for the 1st round to end...
Great job Marcuss.
Great job Marcuss.
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The ATG World XI's game
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Jager
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Marcuss WAG.
Will the second and third rounds be played at different venues? MCG, Wanderers, Chennai etc. would all make interesting tests, but the first eight matches should probably all be at Lord's to make it uniform.
Anyone note that Warne got a hat-trick? Flintoff certainly a surprise package, too.
Really looking forward to the next few matches!
Will the second and third rounds be played at different venues? MCG, Wanderers, Chennai etc. would all make interesting tests, but the first eight matches should probably all be at Lord's to make it uniform.
Anyone note that Warne got a hat-trick? Flintoff certainly a surprise package, too.
Really looking forward to the next few matches!
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kingkallis
International Coach
Flintoff a surprise package? Ahh come on, he is in my Draft team. He is a legend already 
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World A XI vs World D XI
Played at Lord's
World A XI 1st Innings
H Sutcliffe ct Dravid b Garner 83 115 10 1
SM Gavaskar ct Hayden b Garner 86 130 11 0
GA Headley ct Worrell b Lindwall 97 187 8 0
BC Lara ct Greenidge b Lindwall 76 171 6 0
WR Hammond not out 87 168 9 1
JH Kallis ct Lindwall b Grimmett 5 10 1 0
APE Knott b Grimmett 17 31 3 0
RJ Hadlee ct Lindsay b Lindwall 30 80 3 1
Wasim Akram ct Worrell b Grimmett 1 5 0 0
CEL Ambrose ct Lindsay b Garner 7 18 1 0
M Muralitharan b Garner 1 7 0 0
Extras (byes 2 leg byes 17 no balls 12 wides 5) 36
Total (10 Wkts 151.4 Overs) 526
Fall of Wkts 172 175 347 395 400 428 509 510 524 526
Garner 33.4 6 96 4 4 1
Lindwall 34 1 147 3 6 1
Pollock 32 4 111 0 1 1
Grimmett 40 3 108 3 0 0
Worrell 12 1 45 0 1 2
World D XI 1st Innings
ML Hayden ct Knott b Wasim Akram 12 19 2 0
CG Greenidge lbw b Muralitharan 103 135 11 3
R Dravid b Muralitharan 60 80 4 2
DCS Compton st Knott b Muralitharan 73 113 8 2
ED Weekes run out 108 185 7 1
FMM Worrell ct Hammond b Muralitharan 53 107 6 0
DT Lindsay b Muralitharan 21 51 2 0
SM Pollock ct Knott b Hadlee 81 93 13 1
RR Lindwall b Muralitharan 7 17 1 0
J Garner b Ambrose 4 6 1 0
CV Grimmett not out 14 18 2 0
Extras (byes 4 leg byes 10 no balls 10 wides 6) 30
Total (10 Wkts 135.4 Overs) 566
Fall of Wkts 31 178 187 323 395 444 480 491 504 566
Ambrose 30 2 115 1 4 1
Wasim Akram 24 2 103 1 2 0
Hadlee 24.4 1 121 1 3 2
Muralitharan 43 3 154 6 0 2
Kallis 14 1 59 0 1 1
World A XI 2nd Innings
H Sutcliffe b Grimmett 60 117 5 0
SM Gavaskar run out 65 138 6 0
GA Headley not out 215 235 26 4
BC Lara ct Garner b Grimmett 15 31 1 0
WR Hammond ct Lindsay b Pollock 13 22 0 1
JH Kallis b Worrell 17 43 1 0
APE Knott ct Dravid b Lindwall 4 24 0 0
RJ Hadlee b Garner 1 5 0 0
Wasim Akram ct Hayden b Pollock 21 48 4 0
CEL Ambrose ct Hayden b Pollock 0 2 0 0
M Muralitharan ct Lindsay b Lindwall 15 42 0 0
Extras (byes 6 leg byes 6 no balls 9 wides 4) 25
Total (10 Wkts 116.2 Overs) 451
Fall of Wkts 133 139 189 228 284 299 302 356 378 451
Garner 26 2 124 1 3 1
Lindwall 27.2 3 79 2 5 1
Pollock 25 4 93 3 1 2
Grimmett 34 4 143 2 0 0
Worrell 4 4 0 1 0 0
World D XI 2nd Innings
ML Hayden lbw b Ambrose 7 22 0 0
CG Greenidge not out 67 113 7 0
R Dravid ct Headley b Ambrose 7 24 1 0
DCS Compton ct Kallis b Ambrose 0 4 0 0
ED Weekes ct Ambrose b Muralitharan 16 29 2 0
FMM Worrell lbw b Muralitharan 0 3 0 0
DT Lindsay ct Hammond b Muralitharan 14 31 3 0
SM Pollock not out 3 12 0 0
RR Lindwall
J Garner
CV Grimmett
Extras (byes 0 leg byes 9 no balls 4 wides 3) 16
Total (6 Wkts 39.0 Overs) 130
Fall of Wkts 23 40 40 82 82 119
Ambrose 12 1 37 3 2 1
Wasim Akram 10 0 18 0 1 1
Hadlee 9 1 29 0 1 0
Muralitharan 8 0 37 3 0 1
Test Match Drawn.Apologies.. hopefully it won't be costly...
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World C XI vs World J XI
Played at Lord's
World C XI 1st Innings
G Boycott lbw b Underwood 65 165 8 0
WG Grace ct Chappell b Goddard 45 65 7 1
RT Ponting ct Underwood b Adcock 58 86 6 0
KF Barrington b Underwood 9 25 1 0
SR Waugh ct Tyson b Goddard 34 43 3 1
CL Walcott not out 170 245 21 6
IT Botham ct de Villiers b Underwood 66 103 6 1
AK Davidson ct Adcock b Goddard 5 9 0 0
MA Holding b Underwood 5 10 0 0
JC Laker ct Waite b Underwood 2 22 0 0
AA Donald lbw b Adcock 4 9 0 0
Extras (byes 8 leg byes 28 no balls 13 wides 2) 51
Total (10 Wkts 128.1 Overs) 514
Fall of Wkts 80 180 200 201 277 410 423 428 498 514
Adcock 22.1 4 92 2 6 1
Tyson 24 2 91 0 2 0
Lohmann 23 1 92 0 1 1
Goddard 26 2 90 3 4 0
Underwood 33 8 113 5 0 0
World J XI 1st Innings
TL Goddard ct Walcott b Donald 0 1 0 0
EJ Barlow b Davidson 27 52 4 0
IM Chappell ct Botham b Donald 80 125 6 2
E Paynter ct Boycott b Holding 6 18 0 0
AB de Villiers b Donald 32 48 4 1
VVS Laxman ct Grace b Laker 78 160 8 0
JHB Waite ct Grace b Holding 36 64 4 0
GA Lohmann lbw b Botham 25 52 4 0
DL Underwood ct Laker b Botham 23 61 0 1
FH Tyson not out 1 6 0 0
NAT Adcock ct Walcott b Laker 4 8 0 0
Extras (byes 0 leg byes 7 no balls 8 wides 3) 18
Total (10 Wkts 97.5 Overs) 330
Fall of Wkts 0 63 87 150 153 222 265 325 325 330
Donald 21 3 75 3 3 0
Holding 20 2 70 2 3 1
Davidson 18 3 75 1 1 1
Laker 22.5 5 63 2 0 0
Botham 16 1 40 2 1 1
World C XI 2nd Innings
G Boycott lbw b Underwood 50 142 7 0
WG Grace b Lohmann 128 227 13 2
RT Ponting lbw b Tyson 82 122 7 0
KF Barrington lbw b Lohmann 6 17 0 0
SR Waugh lbw b Underwood 32 69 1 0
CL Walcott lbw b Underwood 75 75 9 2
IT Botham not out 50 58 5 3
AK Davidson not out 13 23 2 0
MA Holding
JC Laker
AA Donald
Extras (byes 0 leg byes 18 no balls 19 wides 0) 37
Total (6 Wkts Declared 119.0 Overs) 473
Fall of Wkts 144 250 269 316 360 445
Adcock 21 1 76 0 3 0
Tyson 22 3 79 1 3 0
Lohmann 26 1 96 2 8 0
Underwood 33 5 123 3 0 0
Goddard 17 0 81 0 5 0
World J XI 2nd Innings
TL Goddard ct Walcott b Donald 8 22 1 0
EJ Barlow ct Walcott b Laker 55 104 8 0
IM Chappell ct Grace b Davidson 23 38 3 0
E Paynter ct Walcott b Davidson 52 112 5 1
AB de Villiers run out 5 30 0 0
VVS Laxman b Davidson 34 57 1 1
JHB Waite b Botham 32 64 3 0
GA Lohmann ct Barrington b Holding 7 19 1 0
DL Underwood b Donald 19 39 3 0
FH Tyson lbw b Donald 4 9 0 0
NAT Adcock not out 7 6 1 0
Extras (byes 2 leg byes 14 no balls 6 wides 2) 24
Total (10 Wkts 82.2 Overs) 270
Fall of Wkts 34 84 110 130 189 199 220 258 260 270
Donald 15.2 1 52 3 2 0
Holding 16 3 46 1 0 0
Davidson 18 2 70 3 2 2
Laker 20 2 55 1 0 0
Botham 13 3 31 1 2 0
World C XI won by 387 runs.
vic_orthdox
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Jeez, won't be too many bowlers coming out of this feeling too good about themselves!
Jager
International Debutant
Next round of matches is going to be played in seam-friendly conditions and the round after that in spin-friendly conditions, so it will hopefully even out!
AndyZaltzHair
Hall of Fame Member
WG Grace b Lohmann
Classic!
Classic!
Jager
International Debutant
I got bored
Match #1: World XI vs World E XI
The World XI immediately stamped its authority on the ATG Test Championship with a ruthless innings and 368 run victory at Lord’s over the tournament’s dark horse: the World E XI. After Jack Hobbs was caught in the slips off the second ball of the day from a Waqar Younis away-swinger, Donald Bradman walked to the crease and mercilessly crushed the five-pronged bowling attack to the tune of 206 runs. Fans craned their necks to catch a glimpse of the greatest batsman of them all and sent him off with a standing ovation. Bradman was certainly not in short supply of batting partners – Vivian Richards (145) and Sachin Tendulkar (121) both scored centuries and Len Hutton and Garfield Sobers also contributed with stellar fifties. After over two days of fruitless bowling, Bradman declared the World XI’s innings on 761, with all five bowlers having gone for over 100 runs. Waqar Younis was the best of the group, taking the wickets of Hobbs, Richards, Imran and Warne, whilst Procter was responsible for removing Bradman and Hutton.
If the World E XI were disappointed with their bowling performance, their batting efforts will have most certainly left them shellshocked. Although Andy Flower was gutsy in his unbeaten 52, Shane Warne tore through the middle and bottom order, in doing so picking up a hat-trick including Benaud, Roberts and Steyn. His seven wickets saw the E XI put up a miserable total of 202, leading to a follow-on where Malcolm Marshall silenced any doubts over his side’s supremacy by annihilating the E XI top order. His control of the ball was phenomenal, his cutters and swing truly a spectacle to any viewer. Marshall took 7/53 in an innings of 191, with the heroic Dudley Nourse finishing unbeaten on 77 despite being hit multiple times on the torso by the West Indian genius.
The E XI will need to regroup quickly if they are any chance of making the finals, whereas the World XI’s emphatic performance will see their confidence sky-high going into the second round.
Match #1: World XI vs World E XI
The World XI immediately stamped its authority on the ATG Test Championship with a ruthless innings and 368 run victory at Lord’s over the tournament’s dark horse: the World E XI. After Jack Hobbs was caught in the slips off the second ball of the day from a Waqar Younis away-swinger, Donald Bradman walked to the crease and mercilessly crushed the five-pronged bowling attack to the tune of 206 runs. Fans craned their necks to catch a glimpse of the greatest batsman of them all and sent him off with a standing ovation. Bradman was certainly not in short supply of batting partners – Vivian Richards (145) and Sachin Tendulkar (121) both scored centuries and Len Hutton and Garfield Sobers also contributed with stellar fifties. After over two days of fruitless bowling, Bradman declared the World XI’s innings on 761, with all five bowlers having gone for over 100 runs. Waqar Younis was the best of the group, taking the wickets of Hobbs, Richards, Imran and Warne, whilst Procter was responsible for removing Bradman and Hutton.
If the World E XI were disappointed with their bowling performance, their batting efforts will have most certainly left them shellshocked. Although Andy Flower was gutsy in his unbeaten 52, Shane Warne tore through the middle and bottom order, in doing so picking up a hat-trick including Benaud, Roberts and Steyn. His seven wickets saw the E XI put up a miserable total of 202, leading to a follow-on where Malcolm Marshall silenced any doubts over his side’s supremacy by annihilating the E XI top order. His control of the ball was phenomenal, his cutters and swing truly a spectacle to any viewer. Marshall took 7/53 in an innings of 191, with the heroic Dudley Nourse finishing unbeaten on 77 despite being hit multiple times on the torso by the West Indian genius.
The E XI will need to regroup quickly if they are any chance of making the finals, whereas the World XI’s emphatic performance will see their confidence sky-high going into the second round.
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Jager
International Debutant
It means both A and D need to win both of their other matches to progress - surely a great setup for a very interesting group. I did my own MOTM awards, what do you think?
Match #1: DG Bradman 206
Match #2: A Kumble 5/78, 5 and 3/49
Match #3: GS Chappell 160 and 177
Match #4: A Flintoff 3/57, 24 and 7/48
Match #5: IR Bishop 11, 3/61, 8 and 6/23
Match #6: GA Headley 97 and 215*
Match #7: CL Walcott 170* and 75
Also... more boredom
Match #2: World F XI vs World H XI
The World H XI has upset the World F XI in a dominant innings and 182 run victory at Lord’s, only a fortnight after the World XI manhandled the World E XI. Anil Kumble was superb, taking match figures of 8/127 with his nagging leg-spin. Bob Simpson, Bruce Mitchell and Clive Lloyd scored half-centuries in the World F XI’s first innings and Macartney a hard-fought 92 in the second, but it was nowhere near enough to challenge the rampant H XI.
Virender Sehwag (166), Martin Crowe (107) and Maurice Tate (105) all scored centuries whilst Graeme Smith had his hopes shattered after being caught by Lloyd off the bowling of Courtney Walsh, the West Indian diving low to his left to snatch a thick outside edge. Smith trudged off dejectedly, two runs short of his century. Harold Larwood and Kapil Dev were thrashed around the ground for over 300 runs between them and will be looking to hit back hard in the next round, as such performances are particularly uncharacteristic of them. John Snow was also influential for the World H XI, taking six wickets for the match.
AndyZaltzHair
Hall of Fame Member
Enjoyable reading Jager
Pretty much agree with all Man of the Matches except Shane Warne for me in 1st match for 8 wickets total and hat trick
Pretty much agree with all Man of the Matches except Shane Warne for me in 1st match for 8 wickets total and hat trick
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Jager
International Debutant
Cheers!
Yeah it was definitely the hardest match to choose a winner since Marshall got 8 too - I gave it to Bradman since Warne/Marshall were too hard to separate, but his ton was much bigger than Richards/Tendulkar and he came in in a pressure situation, third ball of the match.
Could go to any of the three really!
AndyZaltzHair
Hall of Fame Member
Yeah true I had first Warne/Marshall joint as didn't notice the hat trick, then used that factor as tie breaker but again Bradman came under pressure facing third ball of the innings and roaring Waqar bowling, can't be easy
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