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The Red Thread
- Thread starter Slats4ever
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2000th Reply in "The Red Thread"
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No: 11 for me please
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Chances are that Hak will be simming the game and he will announce the team just before he does it.
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Surprise factor.
chaminda_00
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That number was retired after the retirement of Reds greatest ever spinner to never be...
Nah just joking hopefully you do better with that number then i did.
dontcloseyoureyes
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Because we're not simming the match.
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Except that I'm simming the matches.
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So Hak is just lazy then?
luffy
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So Hak is just lazy then?
Yeah.
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Fair enough.
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Guilty as charged.
I just don't want to get into a habit of naming four days before the first ball is bowled.
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Happy Birthday Mr. Kenny Dobson (KennyD)
Hope you have a fantastic one.
Hope you have a fantastic one.
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Ratings for Red:
H Mørk - 3/10 - that's for wicketkeeping. Shocking stuff with the bat, didn't know which way to go. Wouldn't be fun to discover I've left my form in New Zealand of all places...
GKK Dobson - 2/10 - eek. Five runs and dropped Gelman on 43. Not the best of starts.
AS Sharma - 4/10 - at least got useful starts but has a bit more to prove, I find...
RJ Dauth - 9/10 - impenetrable. Class act throughout. Loses one point for the sheer n00b-ness of getting out to the Chinese smack-talker.
MJ Robbins - 7/10 - very handy bowling, will be useful if we want to stack the batting in one game and bat for a draw. Going for a duck in the first had me worried, but class batting in the second.
DA Kearsley - 7/10 - turning the corner? Averaged 45 for the match at least, but still worried about the carrying on of starts. Electric fielding.
CP Thompson - 6/10 - economical bowling and handy batting, didn't set the world alight though.
SA Bennett - 6/10 - tied down one end. Poor batting though, rapidly heading the way of the rabbit.
DM Kennett - 5/10 - 166 balls faced the highlight of the day, I reckon. Class ball to get Markus and Smith, good men to get out, but struggled with line and length. Hopefully it's just rust on the old man.
DJ Watt - 8/10 - 30-5-73-7...just wow. Things would have been nasty in the second without you.
SV Raghav - 7/10 - first innings alone deserves a lot of credit - wouldn't have had the lead without you. Don't know what happened after those 10 overs were up though...hope luck didn't run out?
MD Luff - 4/10 - exceptionally poor time to be fooled by a Cunningham straight one in the first.
ZJ Ritchie - 5/10 - seems to suffer from Kears' start-disease. Two thirties is reasonable, I suppose.
M Reddlapalli - 4/10 - good batting in the second. Let's just forget about the bowling, don't think it'll be used much at all this year.
H Mørk - 3/10 - that's for wicketkeeping. Shocking stuff with the bat, didn't know which way to go. Wouldn't be fun to discover I've left my form in New Zealand of all places...
GKK Dobson - 2/10 - eek. Five runs and dropped Gelman on 43. Not the best of starts.
AS Sharma - 4/10 - at least got useful starts but has a bit more to prove, I find...
RJ Dauth - 9/10 - impenetrable. Class act throughout. Loses one point for the sheer n00b-ness of getting out to the Chinese smack-talker.
MJ Robbins - 7/10 - very handy bowling, will be useful if we want to stack the batting in one game and bat for a draw. Going for a duck in the first had me worried, but class batting in the second.
DA Kearsley - 7/10 - turning the corner? Averaged 45 for the match at least, but still worried about the carrying on of starts. Electric fielding.
CP Thompson - 6/10 - economical bowling and handy batting, didn't set the world alight though.
SA Bennett - 6/10 - tied down one end. Poor batting though, rapidly heading the way of the rabbit.
DM Kennett - 5/10 - 166 balls faced the highlight of the day, I reckon. Class ball to get Markus and Smith, good men to get out, but struggled with line and length. Hopefully it's just rust on the old man.
DJ Watt - 8/10 - 30-5-73-7...just wow. Things would have been nasty in the second without you.
SV Raghav - 7/10 - first innings alone deserves a lot of credit - wouldn't have had the lead without you. Don't know what happened after those 10 overs were up though...hope luck didn't run out?
MD Luff - 4/10 - exceptionally poor time to be fooled by a Cunningham straight one in the first.
ZJ Ritchie - 5/10 - seems to suffer from Kears' start-disease. Two thirties is reasonable, I suppose.
M Reddlapalli - 4/10 - good batting in the second. Let's just forget about the bowling, don't think it'll be used much at all this year.