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  • SnowyS Offline
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    @Bovidae said in Aussie Cricket:

    And poor old Bruce Edgar gets completely forgotten being unbeaten on 102 at the non-strikers end.

    Not completely. IIRC it was a rather slow 102 that lead to us needing a six of the last ball...

    Given that he opened and it was the last ball, and he was on 102, his strike rate wasn't great.

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    @Snowy Edgar was at the other end for the entire last over. Strike rate was much lower back then.

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    @Snowy mentioned before but in 1992 I was in a flat in dunners coincidentally watching a replay with Lance Cairns, ( he was waiting for a 22 year old Christopher to come back after a night out and our flat was the rendezvous- never saw chris and lance left after an hour😄).
    His summarion of all the drama and the game was, "we'd have won but for Edgar's glacial innings"

    Ps. I don't think he said glacial but you get the point🙂

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  • MN5M Online
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    So assuming he faced about half the deliveries then yeah 102 is possibly a tad slow off 150 balls even for and ODI in the early 80s....

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    Edgar's strike rate was 72.34 (102 off 141 balls) compared to Wright's 51.85 (42 off 81 balls).

    Edgar also had a 99* against India in an ODI so that was his only ODI century.

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  • MN5M Online
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  • SiamS Offline
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    wrote on last edited by Siam
    #1915

    BBL

    Cricket Australia is clown world again.

    Steve Smith not allowed to play for sixers in final because rules are rules.

    Sixers captain Moises Henriques says the ruling defies CA's desire for the BBL to feature the best Australian players.

    "You have got a former Australian captain, one of the best players in the world," Henriques told reporters on Friday. "You have got IPL teams who pay multi-million dollars just to have this guy as part of their franchise. Advertising, bums on seats, eyes on TV's - I mean, you do the math.

    "And we're saying no because of a rule that is two weeks old in some Covid bubble hub. To me, I don't get it. We're in the top two without him ... so I have got absolute belief in our domestic talent and local talent to do the job. I think it's sad for cricket, that's all."

    Henriques understood "how those mistakes were made initially two weeks ago" when drawing up the replacement player rules.

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  • NTAN Offline
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    @siam said in Aussie Cricket:

    We're in the top two without him

    Which is a good point.

    The rules are shit, but are you displacing a guy who helped get you into the top 2 for Steve Smith? I reckon opinion would be divided.

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    replied to NTA on last edited by Siam
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    @nta said in Aussie Cricket:

    @siam said in Aussie Cricket:

    We're in the top two without him

    Which is a good point.

    The rules are shit, but are you displacing a guy who helped get you into the top 2 for Steve Smith? I reckon opinion would be divided.

    Jeez mate, it's not under 12s with a participation trophy. 🙂 Every squad has used many players

    Although in oz now who knows.

    I'm pretty sure if it was Kane in the Super Smash the team ethos would take precedent.

    Although in NZ now who knows 🙂

    where's that GOM thread (stomp stomp stomp) 😉

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    Loving watching this Scorchers bowling attack in Big Bash. Must be a nightmare to face such quick awkward spinners and the fast accuracy of Richardson and Behrendorff. Then you get Tye or Mitch Marsh. Hatzoglou is such a joy to watch.

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    @arhs said in Aussie Cricket:

    Loving watching this Scorchers bowling attack in Big Bash. Must be a nightmare to face such quick awkward spinners and the fast accuracy of Richardson and Behrendorff. Then you get Tye or Mitch Marsh. Hatzoglou is such a joy to watch.

    One of Australia’s greatest ever all rounders, @NTA told me so

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    @mn5 EABOD

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    #1921

    Who is watching BB final? Absorbing as Scorchers try to apply the strangle.

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    Again. Awesome bowling lineup. So watchable to see them apply the pressure. Well done Scorchers

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  • SiamS Offline
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    Happy for the scorchers to get up, best side and Munro is very likeable and self effacing when mic'ed up. Scored a terrific ton early on and should really be a black cap in October world cup. Only kiwi to have 2 years t20 knowledge of Aussie wickets.

    Also I'm still not sure how I feel about the Jordan Silk tactical substitution last game. One thing is for sure, if India pulled that trick in Oz there'd be hell to pay!!

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    After about 20 minutes last night I thought it was going to be a one sided win to the Sixers, but it ended up being the opposite.

    Re: that tactical substitution in the last game, I suspect we’d have heard a lot more about it, had there not been that misfield on the boundary, and if a great throw then led to a run out review with centimetres in it…

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    @donsteppa said in Aussie Cricket:

    After about 20 minutes last night I thought it was going to be a one sided win to the Sixers, but it ended up being the opposite.

    Re: that tactical substitution in the last game, I suspect we’d have heard a lot more about it, had there not been that misfield on the boundary, and if a great throw then led to a run out review with centimetres in it…

    It's an interesting one. Spirit of cricket issues aside since they had wickets in hand it was fine. Depending on how the umpire/match ref interpreted the retired hurt provisions the worst case scenario would be that he had to retire out rather than hurt. Being the last ball of the innings that doesn't really matter.

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    @cyclops said in Aussie Cricket:

    @donsteppa said in Aussie Cricket:

    After about 20 minutes last night I thought it was going to be a one sided win to the Sixers, but it ended up being the opposite.

    Re: that tactical substitution in the last game, I suspect we’d have heard a lot more about it, had there not been that misfield on the boundary, and if a great throw then led to a run out review with centimetres in it…

    It's an interesting one. Spirit of cricket issues aside since they had wickets in hand it was fine. Depending on how the umpire/match ref interpreted the retired hurt provisions the worst case scenario would be that he had to retire out rather than hurt. Being the last ball of the innings that doesn't really matter.

    In my glancing interest in the TV sports news story I gathered that he straight out retired, I thought.

    I have no problem with it personally.

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    Starc wins the Allan Border medal

    • Male Test Player of the Year – Travis Head
    • Male ODI Player of the Year – Mitchell Starc
    • Male T20I Player of the Year – Mitchell Marsh
    • Male Domestic Player of the Year – Travis Head

    Tom Decent  /  Jan 28, 2022  /  Cricket

    Starc sneaks in a swipe at Warne after winning first Border Medal

    Starc sneaks in a swipe at Warne after winning first Border Medal

    All-rounder Ash Gardner also put her name up in lights, becoming the first Indigenous cricketer to take home the Belinda Clark Award.

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