

For a North supporter not to take Barries words as gospel is blasphemous.....


I'm appreciating the irony of posting this on a Sunday


by am Bays » Sun Feb 18, 2007 8:55 am
by Punk Rooster » Sun Feb 18, 2007 9:09 am
That would be a serious test of faith- one I would fail!1980 Tassie Medalist wrote:Mal, if Barrie, told Punky, or any North supporter for that matter, to barrack for the Bays they would.....![]()
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by - » Sun Feb 18, 2007 9:37 am
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by Adelaide Hawk » Sun Feb 18, 2007 11:10 am
by rod_rooster » Sun Feb 18, 2007 12:19 pm
mal wrote:Punk Rooster wrote:Attention MAL:
Shane Watson has failed to impress the following people-
Barrie Robran (Barrie sledged his selection on the http://www.nafc.com.au recently, & Barrie is not in the habit of making rash, foolish statements)
Terry Jenner sledged him in this weeks Sportsbeat.
99.8% of contributors of the Cricket room sledge his selection.
A mate of mine who played representative Cricket in the mid-north & Alice Springs (anyone know "Mullo" or "Muggins") says Watson's bowling is that pedestrian, he could hit him out of the MCG at age 48.
What I want to know Mal is; when are you going to accept you've made a blue with Watson, & concede that the selectors are flogging a dead horse with their golden boy?
Refer MAL post on this topic
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Can PUNK and the WATSON KLUX KLAN respond [not one person has yet]
by rod_rooster » Sun Feb 18, 2007 12:22 pm
mal wrote:
Justin Langer on the radio a fortnight ago said Shane Watson is going
to be the superstar of Australian cricket in the next few years.
by rod_rooster » Sun Feb 18, 2007 12:24 pm
Adelaide Hawk wrote: You just can't point to averages as evidence of a player's worth, you have to weigh up the whole package.
by mal » Sun Feb 18, 2007 12:38 pm
by rod_rooster » Sun Feb 18, 2007 12:40 pm
mal wrote:ROD
I asked RB00 + PUNK what is the expectation of the number 7 + 5th bowler
in o/d internationals, they both have either neglected to answer my question
or perhaps cant answer the question, either way that can be construed as negligence.
I want to ask now for OTHERS who have the courage or conviction to answer the
question that RB00 has not answered and PUNK refuses to answer.
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WHAT CAN WE EXPECT A NUMBER 7 BATSMAN + 5TH BOWLER TO DO IN O/D CRICKET. ?
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When people answer this question I can then put the WATSON allrounding
perspective into a clearer picture.
I am very interested in what ECKY/RODROOSTER/ADELAIDEHAWK/REB have to say
as I consider these 4 guys of having cricket knowledge.
by mal » Sun Feb 18, 2007 12:48 pm
rod_rooster wrote:mal wrote:REDANDBLACK
In your opinion what would you expect a number 7 batsman to
deliver in a career spanning 50 O/D games![]()
what average would be acceptable ?
In your opinion what would you expect the 5th bowler to average
with the ball in a career spanning 50 odd O/D games ?
what average would be acceptable ?
Work the sums out and then tell me if WATSON is a hack.
PS as an opening batsman he averages 37-5 as well.
Once again with the averages malI don't expect any particular average i just expect him to show some promise with at least one of bat or ball. He simply doesn't do enough with the bat (especially when he is needed) and with the ball despite the fact (as you continue to point out) he bowls at around 140km's that doesn't mean jack at international level particularly when you serve up 4 balls on such a regular basis. Your other man Hopes would be a better option IMHO but he still needs more time to develop yet.
by rod_rooster » Sun Feb 18, 2007 1:28 pm
mal wrote:rod_rooster wrote:mal wrote:REDANDBLACK
In your opinion what would you expect a number 7 batsman to
deliver in a career spanning 50 O/D games![]()
what average would be acceptable ?
In your opinion what would you expect the 5th bowler to average
with the ball in a career spanning 50 odd O/D games ?
what average would be acceptable ?
Work the sums out and then tell me if WATSON is a hack.
PS as an opening batsman he averages 37-5 as well.
Once again with the averages malI don't expect any particular average i just expect him to show some promise with at least one of bat or ball. He simply doesn't do enough with the bat (especially when he is needed) and with the ball despite the fact (as you continue to point out) he bowls at around 140km's that doesn't mean jack at international level particularly when you serve up 4 balls on such a regular basis. Your other man Hopes would be a better option IMHO but he still needs more time to develop yet.
Yeah OK that might be an explanation of WATSONS worth.
Just forget about WATSON and then try and be objective about my question.
This applies to all players world wide.
WHAT WOULD YOU EXPECT A NUMBER 7 BATSMAN + THE 5TH BOWLER TO DO IN O/D GAMES.
by mal » Sun Feb 18, 2007 5:06 pm
by rod_rooster » Sun Feb 18, 2007 5:15 pm
mal wrote:Thanks for a good answer ROD + wouldnt every team like the player
that you have described.
Number 7s world wide generally face overs 35 to 40 onwards
By definition by rotation of the strike they would face about 37 balls on average
So a great number 7 can expct to excel and score 50 runs pending the innings situation
A fair number 7 about a run a ball for 37 runs
This is inculded amongst failures
Sometimes they come in earlier, sometimes with very few overs to go
Using that formula number 7s should average about 20-25 runs in a career.
The 5th bowler generally comes on at over 15 to 25
Most sides make about 8/250 in 50 overs as a benchmark
on average you can expect the 5th bowler to take 1/50 or 2/50
Using that formula a 5th bowler would average about 35 with the ball
So most world number 7 batters = batting ave 22 for a pass mark
So most number 5 bowlers = bowling average of about 35 for a pass mark
If your number 7 batsman + 5th bowler averages 30 with bat and ball
that is acceptable and deserves his spot in the team.
Thats why WATSON has played over 50 games for AU
and thats why the selectors continue to pick him.
by mal » Sun Feb 18, 2007 5:22 pm
by rod_rooster » Sun Feb 18, 2007 5:29 pm
mal wrote:WATSON maybe a better test player batting 6 and a 5th bowler.
In o/d games he does a job and is just succeeding.
The crunch time will be the world cup
He is established and needs to improve his fluency and score quicker as a batsman
Also needs to keep chipping in with servicable bowling efforts.
Never forget he is the 7th best batsman and the 5th best bowler
and never expect those guys to be the best player in the side.
But he bats better than 8-9-10-11
And he bowls better than the other 6 batsmen
by SOTTERS » Sun Feb 18, 2007 6:36 pm
by rod_rooster » Sun Feb 18, 2007 6:54 pm
mal wrote:No no no ROD
7TH BEST BAT 5TH BEST BOWLER IN THE SIDE PLAYING.
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