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  • nzzpN Offline
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    @canefan said in Other Cricket:

    Kylo gets shown the money

    Thanks Indian Cricket

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    @nzzp said in Other Cricket:

    @canefan said in Other Cricket:

    Kylo gets shown the money

    Thanks Indian Cricket

    What a year heโ€™s had. The boy has massive potential

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    @canefan I watched a bit of that auction last night and thought it was highly likely that Big Kyle would wake up with a smile on his face.

    Seemed like fast bowlers and all rounders were at a premium and no-one needed batsmen.

    I saw Morris, Maxwell and Jhye Richardson go for big bucks and Adam Milne do pretty well for someone who hasn't played international cricket for a good while.

    Meanwhile Steve Smith and Dawad Malan (the world's No. 1 ranked T20 batsman) went for relative pittances. And other big names weren't wanted at all.

    It's a pity that Steve Smith isn't coming to NZ on this current tour, because Kyle would have a ready-made sledge to welcome him with.

    "What are doing batting at 4 for Australia? - You minimum-wage motherfucker!" ๐Ÿ™‚

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    most of the players from Aus who missed out i can understand except

    I would have taken Ben McDermott, especially at the price he was available for.

    Surprised Mitch Marsh isn't over there cashing in.

    How the fuck did Ben Cutting get a gig?

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    also, i love how every time Michael Clarke opens his mouth, he proves just how fucking dumb he really is

    Michael, the reason Aaron Finch didn't get a gig is because last year he sucked in the IPL, and then, to back it up, he couldn't buy a run in the BBL.

    And i guess that answers the other one of your questions, i think you'll find it's probably your national selectors have got it wrong.

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    @mariner4life Yeah - it's not so much who gets picked up - it's some of the relative prices. I guess it's the auction process and people who've been carried over (and haven't).

    This page shows everyone's price. You don't have to go far to see some big anomalies!

    https://www.espncricinfo.com/auction/content/site/ipl2021

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    @chris-b have to say, I was very surprised to see milnes name there at all, let alone picking up over 600k!

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    @mokey Yeah - but, apparently he is back bowling fast and got through a BBL season uninjured.

    I see he played 12 matches, bowled 44 overs and had a very respectable economy rate (slightly better than multi-million dollar Jhye Richardson). Picked up hardly any wickets though, so had a terrible average.

    https://stats.espncricinfo.com/big-bash-league-2020-21-1226769/engine/records/bowling/best_career_economy_rate.html?id=13692;type=tournament

    Shane Bond is bowling coach at both the Thunder and Mumbai, so I guess he knows what he's doing!

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    All that rehab Milne must gave done last decade getting its reward. Very pleased for him.

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    @chris-b i watched him. He was good. Bowled to plans with consistent accuracy. 140 odd throughout. Got no wickets but bowled really well at the start, you're always going to get smashed 1 game out of 5 at that pace, that's a given but he was very reliable early on. Took some tap at the end a couple of times, but who doesn't. Real dearth of wickets but that seemed a quirk and not a reflection of impotent bowling. A lot of the batsmen were playing him conservatively at the end of the season. Swung the ball for an over and a bit, but all bowlers could only get 1 or two overs to swing this year.

    No surprise then that Bondy had the say again but Milne can definitely do a job. I'd have him in the black caps if available

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    2019 Interview with Jeff Thomson.

    Thommo tells a story about 70-year-old Don Bradman batting in a backyard in Adelaide in 1978 that Thommo witnessed.

    Go to the 30.00 minute mark.

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    @number-10 said in Other Cricket:

    2019 Interview with Jeff Thomson.

    Thommo tells a story about 70-year-old Don Bradman batting in a backyard in Adelaide in 1978 that Thommo witnessed.

    Go to the 30.00 minute mark.

    Thommo is the kind of guy you can listen to for hours. What a legend he is

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    Fascinating video with Mike Hesson on their tactics aroudn Steve Smith.

    He is a bloody good coach.

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    ND are rocketing along at 7.8 an over in their rain reduced (42 overs) elimination final against Wellington.

    Currently 243/3 from 31

    Cooper 91* (59)
    Hampton 24* (9)

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    @gunner that would be a scarcely believable score a few years ago. T20 has changed our game... and shorter boundaries and bigger bats, of course

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    @nzzp 100%.

    I know those run rates are common place in T20's, but it's pretty impressive to sustain it throughout a 50 over game, or 42 over game in this case.

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    Anyone here a fan of Neil Wagner?

    Well hand in your fanclub membership if you haven't seen this.

    It's well worth the time and fucking enlightening!!

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    @siam Anyone here a fan of Neil Wagner?

    I suspect anyone on here that isn't would be promptly handed a life ban.

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    @gunner said in Other Cricket:

    @siam Anyone here a fan of Neil Wagner?

    I suspect anyone on here that isn't would be promptly handed a life ban.

    that should be the 'captcha' we do for any sign in.

    Are you a massive fan of Neil Wagner?
    Yes -> FERN
    No -> Doom

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    ND racked up 351/8 from their 42 overs.

    Henry Cooper 146* (94)
    Joe Carter 75 (71)

    with cameos from Hampton, BJ and Kuggeleijn.

    Wellington need to score at 8.38 an over to get to the final.

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