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  • ChrisC Offline
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    @Crazy-Horse said in Black Caps v England:

    It's all very well lumping shit on Stead, but I spent a bit of time watching Super Smash this year (the first time in a long time that I have watched domestic cricket) and the biggest take away I got was the lack of quality players going around. I know it was only T20, but it really disappointed me. I fear we are quickly heading back to the bad old days. If the players aren't there we can't pick them.

    I can understand why Boult wasn't picked. He has indicated playing for NZ is no longer his priority. Picking him would be a band aid solution at best.

    Yeah Totally agree Selections for One are not all on Steads head the Captains and Larsen have massive input.
    And I agree I watched the Super Smash this year and I was not impressed with the talent coming though.
    That maybe because I am involved with the Underage State Level Teams here and the talent is insane Honestly we could have taken 3 Qld teams to the nationals easily.
    So maybe it is that I am spoilt at what I see and coach.
    But no use slamming Stead if he has not got the cattle to pick from, he still as coach has to try and win games.
    As for Tickler not a great record but he is tall and can bowl 145 plus clicks so I see why they are trying him.

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    @Rapido said in Black Caps v England:

    There just aren't any/many talented seam bowlers in NZ at the moment younger than 30

    wondering where these guys are that you were talking about no more than a month ago?

    "Actually, pace is the one bright spot, of the young guys on domestics"

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  • ChrisC Offline
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    @mariner4life said in Black Caps v England:

    @Rapido said in Black Caps v England:

    There just aren't any/many talented seam bowlers in NZ at the moment younger than 30

    wondering where these guys are that you were talking about no more than a month ago?

    "Actually, pace is the one bright spot, of the young guys on domestics"

    Yes to be fair I haven't seen them watching the SS,135ks maybe but no one over 140 Tickner gets it around 145 plus.

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    @mariner4life said in Black Caps v England:

    @Rapido said in Black Caps v England:

    There just aren't any/many talented seam bowlers in NZ at the moment younger than 30

    wondering where these guys are that you were talking about no more than a month ago?

    "Actually, pace is the one bright spot, of the young guys on domestics"

    Sears injured, Fisher injured. O'Rourke fit (but still too early, least progressed of the 3, would want him in the next A series, if we have one)

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    @Rapido said in Black Caps v England:

    @mariner4life said in Black Caps v England:

    @Rapido said in Black Caps v England:

    There just aren't any/many talented seam bowlers in NZ at the moment younger than 30

    wondering where these guys are that you were talking about no more than a month ago?

    "Actually, pace is the one bright spot, of the young guys on domestics"

    Sears injured, Fisher injured. O'Rourke fit (but still too early, least progressed of the 3, would want him in the next A series, if we have one)

    I watched O'Rourke he would be 135ks tops so not really pace.

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  • Crazy HorseC Offline
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    @Chris said in Black Caps v England:

    @Rapido said in Black Caps v England:

    @mariner4life said in Black Caps v England:

    @Rapido said in Black Caps v England:

    There just aren't any/many talented seam bowlers in NZ at the moment younger than 30

    wondering where these guys are that you were talking about no more than a month ago?

    "Actually, pace is the one bright spot, of the young guys on domestics"

    Sears injured, Fisher injured. O'Rourke fit (but still too early, least progressed of the 3, would want him in the next A series, if we have one)

    I watched O'Rourke he would be 135ks tops so not really pace.

    Agree about O'Rouke's pace, he ain't quick. But on the plus side, he does appear to be somewhat awkward to face.

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  • ChrisC Offline
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    @Crazy-Horse said in Black Caps v England:

    @Chris said in Black Caps v England:

    @Rapido said in Black Caps v England:

    @mariner4life said in Black Caps v England:

    @Rapido said in Black Caps v England:

    There just aren't any/many talented seam bowlers in NZ at the moment younger than 30

    wondering where these guys are that you were talking about no more than a month ago?

    "Actually, pace is the one bright spot, of the young guys on domestics"

    Sears injured, Fisher injured. O'Rourke fit (but still too early, least progressed of the 3, would want him in the next A series, if we have one)

    I watched O'Rourke he would be 135ks tops so not really pace.

    Agree about O'Rouke's pace he ain't quick. But on the plus side, he does appear to be somewhat awkward to face.

    Yep bit of bounce there short of a length could be handy.

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    replied to Chris on last edited by kiwi_expat
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    @Chris said in Black Caps v England:

    But no use slamming Stead if he has not got the cattle to pick from, he still as coach has to try and win games.

    NZ contracted players from 2021/2022?

    Conway, Latham, Allan, Williamson, Young, Philipps, Nicholls, Blundell, Mitchell, Ferguson, Jamieson, Wagner, Henry, Southee, Sodhi, A.Patel, Santner, Boult*, Milne, Chapman, Neesham, Bracewell, Cleaver, Sears, etc..

    Mostly the same players Hesson had, except addition of better players like Mitchell, Conway, Jamieson, Young, which Hesson didn't get to use. Conway for example, had won matches single-handedly for Stead on multiple occasions that we should've lost.

    Stephen Fleming would get a lot more out of this current lot, that's for sure.

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  • ChrisC Offline
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    replied to kiwi_expat on last edited by Chris
    #38

    @kiwi_expat said in Black Caps v England:

    @Chris said in Black Caps v England:

    But no use slamming Stead if he has not got the cattle to pick from, he still as coach has to try and win games.

    NZ contracted players from 2022 I think?

    Conway, Latham, Allan, Williamson, Young, Philipps, Nicholls, Blundell, Mitchell, Ferguson, Jamieson, Wagner, Henry, Southee, Sodhi, A.Patel, Santner, Boult (ODI's), Milne, Chapman, Bracewell, Cleaver, Sears, etc..

    Mostly the same players Hesson had, except addition of better players like Mitchell, Conway, Jamieson, Young, which Hesson didn't get to use. Conway for example, had won matches single-handedly for Stead on multiple occasions that we should've lost.

    Stephen Fleming would get a lot more out of this current lot, that's for sure.

    Well he did win the Test Championship not all Shit.
    Fleming is really a white ball coach these days.And was sounded out for a White ball job with NZC but turned it down for the big money on offer overseas in the 20/20 formats.

    Hesson a good man manager but not really a coach.You will find the Players coached themselves during his reign.

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    @kiwi_expat

    Blackcaps central contracts list 2022-23: Tom Blundell, Trent Boult, Michael Bracewell, Devon Conway, Colin de Grandhomme, Lockie Ferguson, Martin Guptill, Matt Henry, Kyle Jamieson, Tom Latham, Daryl Mitchell, Henry Nicholls, Ajaz Patel, Glenn Phillips, Mitchell Santner, Ish Sodhi, Tim Southee, Neil Wagner, Kane Williamson, Will Young

    Finn Allen and Blair Tickner later replaced Trent Boult and Colin de Grandhomme.

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    replied to Chris on last edited by kiwi_expat
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    @Chris They had option to go with Heinrich but decided he was "too inexperienced" or some poor justification NZR would recite, ironically he was the same age (37) as Hesson when he got the job in 2013.

    Edit, found it:

    Sport, Sport, Hawkes Bay Today

    Heinrich Malan in final season with CD Stags

    Heinrich Malan in final season with CD Stags

    Stags coach Heinrich Malan says he'll not renew his contract at the end of coming summer

    "The job of coaching the New Zealand men's team had reportedly come down to a two-horse race between Stead and Malan with the former, as it turned out, predicted to cross the line by a neck."

    "Reportedly, Malan was seen as "a little too early" for the job although the irony was Hesson was appointed when he was 37."

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  • ChrisC Offline
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    Chris
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    #41

    @kiwi_expat said in Black Caps v England:

    @Chris They had option to go with Heinrich but decided he was "too inexperienced" or some poor justification NZR would trot-out, ironically he was the same age (37) as Hesson when he got the job in 2013.

    Edit, found it:

    Sport, Sport, Hawkes Bay Today

    Heinrich Malan in final season with CD Stags

    Heinrich Malan in final season with CD Stags

    Stags coach Heinrich Malan says he'll not renew his contract at the end of coming summer

    "The job of coaching the New Zealand men's team had reportedly come down to a two-horse race between Stead and Malan with the former, as it turned out, predicted to cross the line by a neck."

    "Reportedly, Malan was seen as "a little too early" for the job although the irony was Hesson was appointed when he was 37."

    Yes Heinrich has the SA White ball job now.

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    replied to Chris on last edited by kiwi_expat
    #42

    @Chris said in Black Caps v England:

    Heinrich Malan

    You're thinking of Rob Walter.

    Heinrich is currently coaching Ireland & is doing an outstanding job.

    They finished 2nd in group B - beating Scotland & West Indies and then upset eventual champions England.

    He's clearly the best candidate to take over the Black Caps after the 2023 World Cup.

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  • ChrisC Offline
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    @kiwi_expat said in Black Caps v England:

    @Chris said in Black Caps v England:

    Heinrich Malan

    You're thinking of Rob Walter.

    Heinrich is currently coaching Ireland & is doing an outstanding job.

    They finished 2nd in group B - beating Scotland & West Indies and then upset eventual champions England.

    He's the clearly the best candidate to take over the Black Caps after the 2023 World Cup.

    Yeah I was too

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  • DuluthD Offline
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    NZ won the toss and are bowling first

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  • nzzpN Offline
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    #45

    we loves Wags

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  • nzzpN Offline
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    #46

    LOVES WAGS

    omg noball

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  • nzzpN Offline
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    Great bowling Southee. Snaffled in the slips, Crawley gone fo 4.

    18/1 in the third over.

    Man, I wish I was there

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  • CrucialC Offline
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    #48

    Piss off Crawley and your Bazball nonsense. Back to the sheds.

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  • CyclopsC Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
    #49

    Too many too balls from Wags. Hopefully just a rhythm issue in his first test for a while and it'll be sorted shortly.

    He must be enjoying bowling with the new ball for a change.

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