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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby The Jack » Tue Oct 27, 2009 3:55 pm

Oh, and training is at the Ralli Pavilion indoor centre (in Balaklava in case anyone else out there is looking for a game!) every Thursday from 6:00, direct clash with Twilight Golf I know.
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby Mythical Creature » Tue Oct 27, 2009 4:05 pm

The Jack wrote:Oh, and training is at the Ralli Pavilion indoor centre (in Balaklava in case anyone else out there is looking for a game!) every Thursday from 6:00, direct clash with Twilight Golf I know.


Thus, the reason I won't be able to turn up. Sorry Jack!
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby Hazbeen » Tue Oct 27, 2009 4:38 pm

The Jack wrote:Oh, and training is at the Ralli Pavilion indoor centre (in Balaklava in case anyone else out there is looking for a game!) every Thursday from 6:00, direct clash with Twilight Golf I know.


Should change training to Wednesdays so the boys can justify 2 nights on the grog mid week, cricket training at the Royal Wednesday's and the golf club on Thursday's. :partyman:
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby The Jack » Tue Oct 27, 2009 4:42 pm

Swamp Donkey wrote:I'll show some moral interest lads. Most importantly how did Hazbeen and The Jack fair with the bat and ball on the weekend?


Not sure Hazbeen was involved with cricket on the weekend, but I went to Ardrossan on Sunday (of all days!) and played a major part in us losing both of our games to Yorke and then Lower Yorke respectively! Nah, it wasn't that bad, except in the field. You would have thought I'd left my contacts at home, the way I wasn't seeing them off the bat in the covers! Managed to chest mark a catch in the gully to redeem some credibility. Obviously still in footy mode. Still got a bruise on my sternum! With the bat, I didn't get out, but didn't get too many either. With the ball, for my one over in the 2nd game, all went well after the first 3 balls went for 14! My chinamens weren't coming out too well the first two, and were deservedly dispatched for 4. The 3rd one was right up there, and then ended up right on the roof of the clubrooms! And when one of the opposition climbed up there to retrieve the bloody thing, he jumped down on to the verandah and put a big hole in the roof! Lucky he didn't go straight through, or he'd be in hospital still I reckon. Anyway, it hastened the end of the game, which we were probably in reality never going to win. Some good cricketers down that way. One bloke made 92 against us in the 1st game, bit unlucky not to get his 100 too, still plenty of time. It served its purpose for us though in having a decent hit before our first proper game this week. All of our batsmen spent some good time in the middle over the two games, so hopefully we can hit the ground running.

How's things in Lower Gilbert? 20/20 games proving popular with the lads? Its only for the first 5 weeks isn't it?
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby The Jack » Tue Oct 27, 2009 4:46 pm

Hazbeen wrote:
The Jack wrote:Oh, and training is at the Ralli Pavilion indoor centre (in Balaklava in case anyone else out there is looking for a game!) every Thursday from 6:00, direct clash with Twilight Golf I know.


Should change training to Wednesdays so the boys can justify 2 nights on the grog mid week, cricket training at the Royal Wednesday's and the golf club on Thursday's. :partyman:


You must have been out of action longer than I thought Hazbeen! We're a professional unit these days.

Training's at the Terminus not the Royal! ;) Our major sponsor by the way! Always a good cold beer at the Terminus, with it coming into prime season to be sitting out the front at the new outside tables. :drinkers:
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby Hazbeen » Tue Dec 15, 2009 12:35 pm

How has it been goin Jack? Where are Lower North on the A's and B's tables?
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby Hazbeen » Tue Nov 16, 2010 3:59 pm

Can the Jack give us an update on how the boys are going so far this season? and is he making any runs?
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby Hazbeen » Thu Feb 17, 2011 4:25 pm

Lower North top of the table in both A's (only 1 loss) and B's (undefeated).

4 reps in the Country Carnival winning Yorke Peninsula side including Ryan Darling who made 93 and took 5 f 31 in the final against South East.
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby The Angry Bull » Thu Feb 17, 2011 9:41 pm

Hazbeen wrote:Lower North top of the table in both A's (only 1 loss) and B's (undefeated).

4 reps in the Country Carnival winning Yorke Peninsula side including Ryan Darling who made 93 and took 5 f 31 in the final against South East.


i honestly cannot understand how he gets those results!!! :shock:
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby Swamp Donkey » Fri Feb 18, 2011 10:27 am

The Angry Bull wrote:
Hazbeen wrote:Lower North top of the table in both A's (only 1 loss) and B's (undefeated).

4 reps in the Country Carnival winning Yorke Peninsula side including Ryan Darling who made 93 and took 5 f 31 in the final against South East.


i honestly cannot understand how he gets those results!!! :shock:


Is he better than you AB? :(
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby Sky Pilot » Fri Feb 18, 2011 10:37 am

If Lower North is the premiership favourite this year who do you blokes reckon is their biggest threat?
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby The Angry Bull » Fri Feb 18, 2011 10:52 am

Swamp Donkey wrote:
The Angry Bull wrote:
Hazbeen wrote:Lower North top of the table in both A's (only 1 loss) and B's (undefeated).

4 reps in the Country Carnival winning Yorke Peninsula side including Ryan Darling who made 93 and took 5 f 31 in the final against South East.


i honestly cannot understand how he gets those results!!! :shock:


Is he better than you AB? :(


he's never got me out, and ive taken him for a bucket load of runs, you work it out swamp!, but dont get me wrong he is a good cricketer
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby Hazbeen » Mon Feb 28, 2011 12:51 pm

Witnessed a streak at the Lower North vs Sevenhill game on Saturday. The nude runner charged from the fence, knocked the bails off, then returned to the applause of the 30 others from his bus. All this just before Ryan Darling put the bowler back over his head for 6 to notch up an unbeaten ton.
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby Swamp Donkey » Mon Feb 28, 2011 2:46 pm

The Angry Bull wrote:
Swamp Donkey wrote:
The Angry Bull wrote:
Hazbeen wrote:Lower North top of the table in both A's (only 1 loss) and B's (undefeated).

4 reps in the Country Carnival winning Yorke Peninsula side including Ryan Darling who made 93 and took 5 f 31 in the final against South East.


i honestly cannot understand how he gets those results!!! :shock:


Is he better than you AB? :(


he's never got me out, and ive taken him for a bucket load of runs, you work it out swamp!, but dont get me wrong he is a good cricketer


Tickets anyone??
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby Swamp Donkey » Mon Feb 28, 2011 2:47 pm

Hazbeen wrote:Witnessed a streak at the Lower North vs Sevenhill game on Saturday. The nude runner charged from the fence, knocked the bails off, then returned to the applause of the 30 others from his bus. All this just before Ryan Darling put the bowler back over his head for 6 to notch up an unbeaten ton.


How many did he end up with Hazbeen?? Let me guess The Angry Bull wasn't playing :D
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby Sky Pilot » Tue Oct 04, 2011 3:42 pm

Is Ryan Darling playing down there this year? There's a story going around he is being lured to grade cricket in town
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby Mythical Creature » Tue Oct 04, 2011 4:14 pm

Will be interesting to see how Long Plains go in this league. My tip is they will be pretty inconsistent as they havn't taken their cricket seriously until late in the season the past 5 or so years, but at their best will be quite competitive but at worst will put up some average performances.
I know that they have recruited 2 reasonably good bats and possibly a wicky/batter but probably do need an extra bowler or two.
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby Swamp Donkey » Tue Oct 04, 2011 5:02 pm

Mythical Creature wrote:Will be interesting to see how Long Plains go in this league. My tip is they will be pretty inconsistent as they havn't taken their cricket seriously until late in the season the past 5 or so years, but at their best will be quite competitive but at worst will put up some average performances.
I know that they have recruited 2 reasonably good bats and possibly a wicky/batter but probably do need an extra bowler or two.


Of those bats being your good self there MC?? :D or are you more of a glovesman these days?
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby The Angry Bull » Tue Oct 04, 2011 9:20 pm

Sky Pilot wrote:Is Ryan Darling playing down there this year? There's a story going around he is being lured to grade cricket in town


could well be, had a stint with prospect a couple of years back didnt he??? or was rumored to???... is he living in town? i see him in the broady most wednesday nights with a few of the other adelaide based cats so it would be a lot easier to play down here i would have thought
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Re: Stanley Cricket Association

Postby Mythical Creature » Wed Oct 05, 2011 10:13 am

Swamp Donkey wrote:
Mythical Creature wrote:Will be interesting to see how Long Plains go in this league. My tip is they will be pretty inconsistent as they havn't taken their cricket seriously until late in the season the past 5 or so years, but at their best will be quite competitive but at worst will put up some average performances.
I know that they have recruited 2 reasonably good bats and possibly a wicky/batter but probably do need an extra bowler or two.


Of those bats being your good self there MC?? :D or are you more of a glovesman these days?


:shock: :shock:

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