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*Official* Cricket Web 'A' in Top End Series
- Thread starter Mr Mxyzptlk
- Start date
Travis_Teh
Well-known member
Geeze, what an innings by Birt 
Still, decent showing against quality opposition if you ask me.
Still, decent showing against quality opposition if you ask me.
age_master
Well-known member
Tough loss there
ash chaulk
Well-known member
hmmmm
superkingdave
Well-known member
unlucky boys, just lost it in the 4th completely
Magrat Garlick
Global Moderator
I've been taken a bit ill, so matches are postponed indefinitely until I get good enough to sit in front of a computer for an hour. Hope this won't be an inconvenience. 
age_master
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Hope your feeling better soonI've been taken a bit ill, so matches are postponed indefinitely until I get good enough to sit in front of a computer for an hour. Hope this won't be an inconvenience.
Magrat Garlick
Global Moderator
New Zealand A v Cricket Web A
at Cazaly's Stadium
Scorecard
Ball By Ball
Another ridiculously huge opening stand between Stedman and Chaulk showed that things might be difficult for opening bowlers at the Pickford Reserve the coming season - actually, for any bowlers. Once more CW XI secured a ten-wicket win, although the efforts of Paddy Gundry should not be forgotten on a track which had less life than Adelaide on any given Thursday.
New Zealand A thought that they had overcome the wiles of Gundry rather well, having posted 253 for nine despite the Green spinner taking four for 32; Chris Harris blasted 52 quick runs at the end, while Papps and Sinclair had a solid stand of 92. Nevertheless, with opening bowlers totally out of form, they were smashed. Interestingly, Stedman and Chaulk only hit twelve boundaries, thus crossing 200 times on the way to the target. Due to the undue stress this has caused on the leg muscles, it is probable that at least one of the players will be rested before the final. CW A are already qualified, with New Zealand A requiring a win against Australia A as well as a CW A win to have a shout.
New Zealand A 255-9 (50 overs)
CZ Harris 52, MS Sinclair 51; PG Gundry 4-32, BC Cunningham 3-53
Cricket Web A 256-0 (47.2 overs)
AP Chaulk 121*, JE Stedman 113*
Cricket Web A won by 10 wickets
Man of the Match: AP Chaulk (CW A)
at Cazaly's Stadium
Scorecard
Ball By Ball
Another ridiculously huge opening stand between Stedman and Chaulk showed that things might be difficult for opening bowlers at the Pickford Reserve the coming season - actually, for any bowlers. Once more CW XI secured a ten-wicket win, although the efforts of Paddy Gundry should not be forgotten on a track which had less life than Adelaide on any given Thursday.
New Zealand A thought that they had overcome the wiles of Gundry rather well, having posted 253 for nine despite the Green spinner taking four for 32; Chris Harris blasted 52 quick runs at the end, while Papps and Sinclair had a solid stand of 92. Nevertheless, with opening bowlers totally out of form, they were smashed. Interestingly, Stedman and Chaulk only hit twelve boundaries, thus crossing 200 times on the way to the target. Due to the undue stress this has caused on the leg muscles, it is probable that at least one of the players will be rested before the final. CW A are already qualified, with New Zealand A requiring a win against Australia A as well as a CW A win to have a shout.
New Zealand A 255-9 (50 overs)
CZ Harris 52, MS Sinclair 51; PG Gundry 4-32, BC Cunningham 3-53
Cricket Web A 256-0 (47.2 overs)
AP Chaulk 121*, JE Stedman 113*
Cricket Web A won by 10 wickets
Man of the Match: AP Chaulk (CW A)
chaminda_00
Well-known member
Another very good bowling display to keep them to a small-ish total. And once again the Chaulk/Stedman show took over, amazing series from these two.
Mr Mxyzptlk
Well-known member
How dire is New Zealand 'A's bowling!
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Not as dire as their international batting
(Will make more sense when I post the second Kenya ODI)
ash chaulk
Well-known member
hi 5
dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
Hahahaha, so four gun OD opener's. Should be fun to choose from...
FaaipDeOiad
Well-known member
Righto.