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  • MokeyM Offline
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    That is pretty fucking rubbish. 5.8mm is fuck all. That amount should have been slurped up by the super soaker in 2 hours max, especially considering they didn't get any more rain.

    Seems like the umpires wanted play to go ahead, and the commentators were baffled as to why it wasn't.

    What is the real story? The ground is just shit, or players being little bitches?

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    @Mokey I'm a bit surprised myself as after the Pakistan match was abandoned - pretty much exactly a year ago - they said they were going to do quite a bit of work on the drainage. If they did then it didn't work.

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    @Mokey said in Chappell-Hadlee:

    That is pretty fucking rubbish. 5.8mm is fuck all. That amount should have been slurped up by the super soaker in 2 hours max, especially considering they didn't get any more rain.

    Seems like the umpires wanted play to go ahead, and the commentators were baffled as to why it wasn't.

    What is the real story? The ground is just shit, or players being little bitches?

    http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/cricket/89009179/delayed-start-likely-for-second-chappellhadlee-trophy-odi-as-rain-tumbles-on-mclean-park-in-napier

    Apparently it's Hawkes Bay.

    Bill English just said they're having a cabinet meeting about bulldozing it into the sea.

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    @Chris-B. said in Chappell-Hadlee:

    @Mokey said in Chappell-Hadlee:

    That is pretty fucking rubbish. 5.8mm is fuck all. That amount should have been slurped up by the super soaker in 2 hours max, especially considering they didn't get any more rain.

    Seems like the umpires wanted play to go ahead, and the commentators were baffled as to why it wasn't.

    What is the real story? The ground is just shit, or players being little bitches?

    Apparently it's Hawkes Bay.

    Bill English just said they're having a cabinet meeting about bulldozing it into the sea.

    Hah, just farkin try. We turn earthquakes into tourist attractions.

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    Reading a few news stories it appears that Napier may lose the South Africa ODI.

    That'll learn ya!!

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    @Hooroo said in Chappell-Hadlee:

    Reading a few news stories it appears that Napier may lose the South Africa ODI.

    That'll learn ya!!

    "We don't need proper drainage because our weather is sooo amazing" - Hawkes Bay

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    Smithy might go quiet about Napier for at least a week...

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    @Donsteppa said in Chappell-Hadlee:

    Smithy might go quiet about Napier for at least a week...

    You're lucky they don't play matches in Havelock North - he'd never shut up.

    He's really from the Poo anyway. 🙂

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    @Nepia said in Chappell-Hadlee:

    He's really from the Poo anyway. 🙂

    What, Havelock North with the Campylobacter?

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    #317

    Having a bat today. Browlie opening with Latham. No sohdi in the 11

    Looks to be some early swing in the humid conditions

    Latham lucky not to be lbw already. Aussies didn't appeal a cracking Yorker

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  • MokeyM Offline
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    At Seddon Park with the whanau. Very good crowd. Hot as fuck already. Brownlie and Latham both very tentative.

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    @Mokey said in Chappell-Hadlee:

    At Seddon Park with the whanau. Very good crowd. Hot as fuck already. Brownlie and Latham both very tentative.

    Missing Guppy in that regard. Need someone to put some pressure back on the bowlers.

    Latham gets himself out with a stupid shot, should have rolled the wrists on that.

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    In saying that Brownlie is a sensible selection, plenty of experience so unlikely to be overawed by the situation.

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    I like picking Brownlie. I thought they also could have done well to pick Worker. He can bowl a few handy overs and is better than Williamson in that regard, IMO.

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    @hydro11 said in Chappell-Hadlee:

    I like picking Brownlie. I thought they also could have done well to pick Worker. He can bowl a few handy overs and is better than Williamson in that regard, IMO.

    I have a feeling he might be slighly inferior with the bat overall though

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    Brownlie has always liked the extra pace, which is helpful when the other team has two blokes bowling express.

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    @No-Quarter said in Chappell-Hadlee:

    Brownlie has always liked the extra pace, which is helpful when the other team has two blokes bowling express.

    Wouldn't mind seeing Brownlie feature against South Africa because of that.

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    Kane caught off inside edge off one that tightened him up. Poohs.

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  • Chris B.C Online
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    I think we're going to need someone to go pretty big today.

    After a bit of early swing it looks like 300 might not be enough.

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    @Chris-B. said in Chappell-Hadlee:

    I think we're going to need someone to go pretty big today.

    After a bit of early swing it looks like 300 might not be enough.

    Taylor needs to step up, at least a 50 at a good clip.

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