Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

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2 Day Premiers 08-09

Adelaide
3
9%
Glenelg
4
12%
East Torrens
0
No votes
Kensington
2
6%
Northern Districts
5
15%
Port Adelaide
2
6%
Prospect
1
3%
Southern Districts
6
18%
Sturt
1
3%
Tea Tree Gully
1
3%
University
1
3%
West Torrens
7
21%
Woodville
1
3%
 
Total votes : 34

Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby Footy Smart » Wed Aug 27, 2008 9:25 am

twogood4u wrote:
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twogood4u wrote:pt adelaide bringing couple rookie's, one is a young PDCA record braking quick. did some training with N/JETS last reason. Third family generation to play district/grade cricket. :shock:


Not that lad from grade 2 ? Virginia is it ? If so he is ordinary....will be lucky to play C grade.
So you have faced him? He is quick and can move the ball with good control from what i have witnessed.



Put a redbacks shirt on him then if he can do all that!!!! :wink: :wink:
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby Lightning McQueen » Wed Aug 27, 2008 10:04 am

twogood4u wrote:
Rolls Royce wrote:
twogood4u wrote:pt adelaide bringing couple rookie's, one is a young PDCA record braking quick. did some training with N/JETS last reason. Third family generation to play district/grade cricket. :shock:


Not that lad from grade 2 ? Virginia is it ? If so he is ordinary....will be lucky to play C grade.
So you have faced him? He is quick and can move the ball with good control from what i have witnessed.


That would be Seccafien I'd imagine, unless you faced him last year, you wouldn't know Rolls. I faced him the year before and seen him last season, huge improvement, he's only young so he'll probably continue to improve.
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby Bag & Sledge » Wed Aug 27, 2008 10:43 am

The young 'record breaker' quick is over rated. Para Districts Grade 2 was the worst standard it had been for years in 2007-08. He looks unfit and i would like to see how he went in Grade 1 Para Districts before going into SACA Grade Cricket. Would struggle in the C Grade competition down there.
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby Lightning McQueen » Wed Aug 27, 2008 11:09 am

Bag & Sledge wrote:The young 'record breaker' quick is over rated. Para Districts Grade 2 was the worst standard it had been for years in 2007-08. He looks unfit and i would like to see how he went in Grade 1 Para Districts before going into SACA Grade Cricket. Would struggle in the C Grade competition down there.


That is a fair analysis there B&S as far as the div. 2 standard and liking to see him play div. 1 before going to SACA, I think C grade district is not much chop though, I reckon he'd clean up in C grade, having said that, it isn't too easy going from hard wicket to SACA, there aren't many pitches around that offer too much for a fast bowler, the 4 piece balls dont swing as much and the seam stays flatter.
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby Footy Smart » Wed Aug 27, 2008 2:13 pm

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Bag & Sledge wrote:The young 'record breaker' quick is over rated. Para Districts Grade 2 was the worst standard it had been for years in 2007-08. He looks unfit and i would like to see how he went in Grade 1 Para Districts before going into SACA Grade Cricket. Would struggle in the C Grade competition down there.


That is a fair analysis there B&S as far as the div. 2 standard and liking to see him play div. 1 before going to SACA, I think C grade district is not much chop though, I reckon he'd clean up in C grade, having said that, it isn't too easy going from hard wicket to SACA, there aren't many pitches around that offer too much for a fast bowler, the 4 piece balls dont swing as much and the seam stays flatter.



So he is coming from playing hard wicket and with a 2 piece and expected to play higher than D grade hahaha But Port Adelaide arnt really strong so he may get a crack up the grades.
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby Footy Smart » Wed Aug 27, 2008 2:14 pm

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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby Lightning McQueen » Wed Aug 27, 2008 2:34 pm

Footy Smart wrote:
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Bag & Sledge wrote:The young 'record breaker' quick is over rated. Para Districts Grade 2 was the worst standard it had been for years in 2007-08. He looks unfit and i would like to see how he went in Grade 1 Para Districts before going into SACA Grade Cricket. Would struggle in the C Grade competition down there.


That is a fair analysis there B&S as far as the div. 2 standard and liking to see him play div. 1 before going to SACA, I think C grade district is not much chop though, I reckon he'd clean up in C grade, having said that, it isn't too easy going from hard wicket to SACA, there aren't many pitches around that offer too much for a fast bowler, the 4 piece balls dont swing as much and the seam stays flatter.



So he is coming from playing hard wicket and with a 2 piece and expected to play higher than D grade hahaha But Port Adelaide arnt really strong so he may get a crack up the grades.


We get some fringe A Grade players, a few B Grade and some C Graders drop back into our comp when the Jets have a bye or a wash-out, they certainly don't shine in the PDCA when they play, Mark Hanson is the only one who performs well when he drops back. I've seen some of the players that play C Grade district, they wouldn't be shoe ins for our grade 5 team from last year.
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby norm11 » Wed Aug 27, 2008 5:56 pm

I have played some b grade district its not that good either
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby Footy Smart » Wed Aug 27, 2008 6:43 pm

We get some fringe A Grade players, a few B Grade and some C Graders drop back into our comp when the Jets have a bye or a wash-out, they certainly don't shine in the PDCA when they play, Mark Hanson is the only one who performs well when he drops back. I've seen some of the players that play C Grade district, they wouldn't be shoe ins for our grade 5 team from last year.



Now i seriously doubt any fringe A grade or B graders would step foot onto hard wicket..... you cant tell me players like mossy, burgy, the pacoes etc would. maybe some younger guys that say they play higher might.

Admitted some C grade cricket it average but that is because there are to many clubs and to many teams....
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby Lightning McQueen » Wed Aug 27, 2008 7:49 pm

Footy Smart wrote:
We get some fringe A Grade players, a few B Grade and some C Graders drop back into our comp when the Jets have a bye or a wash-out, they certainly don't shine in the PDCA when they play, Mark Hanson is the only one who performs well when he drops back. I've seen some of the players that play C Grade district, they wouldn't be shoe ins for our grade 5 team from last year.



Now i seriously doubt any fringe A grade or B graders would step foot onto hard wicket..... you cant tell me players like mossy, burgy, the pacoes etc would. maybe some younger guys that say they play higher might.

Admitted some C grade cricket it average but that is because there are to many clubs and to many teams....


Mossy did play a game of Grade 2 last season, he scored 8 for memory, Huitema plays at every opportunity for Craigmore, I can't recall seeing him set the world on fire in the PDCA, I can recall him playing a Grade 8 game a couple of years back with no success.
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby abber » Wed Aug 27, 2008 8:10 pm

Perhaps the SACA should look at replacing Grade club cricket with the PDCA. it's obviously a very hot competition.

Seriously, if the lad from PDCA is any good, he'd play higher than C grade at Port. I saw Port C grade almost out righted in a one day game played under 2 day rules last season.
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby twogood4u » Wed Aug 27, 2008 9:17 pm

Bag & Sledge wrote:The young 'record breaker' quick is over rated. Para Districts Grade 2 was the worst standard it had been for years in 2007-08. He looks unfit and i would like to see how he went in Grade 1 Para Districts before going into SACA Grade Cricket. Would struggle in the C Grade competition down there.
B & S, Virginia was the stand out side in grade 2 PDCA, just look at the points! They doubled the nearest teams points :shock: IF you truly love your cricket you would encourage youngsters to try their luck! I would think :?
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby Bag & Sledge » Wed Aug 27, 2008 9:55 pm

twogood4u wrote:
Bag & Sledge wrote:The young 'record breaker' quick is over rated. Para Districts Grade 2 was the worst standard it had been for years in 2007-08. He looks unfit and i would like to see how he went in Grade 1 Para Districts before going into SACA Grade Cricket. Would struggle in the C Grade competition down there.
B & S, Virginia was the stand out side in grade 2 PDCA, just look at the points! They doubled the nearest teams points :shock: IF you truly love your cricket you would encourage youngsters to try their luck! I would think :?


Sounds like your a big fan of 'the young quick' and know him quite well.
Virginia would not of made the finals in PDCA Division 1 last season.
Either way Virginia will really struggle without him then!
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby the javelin » Wed Aug 27, 2008 10:03 pm

gday blokes how ya goin? heard a rumour that dietzy may be staying in holland for the up and coming summer, so may not be playing with the southern in 08/09. if he does return though i think the stingrays will be very competitive, with a young good group of up and coming lads
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby the javelin » Wed Aug 27, 2008 10:11 pm

looks like kensies will be hard to beat if herb elliot is playing at parkinson oval this season, will be a strong lineup with brown, elliot, waugh, cleary and possibly one of the new saca inclusions. any thoughts lads?
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby heater31 » Wed Aug 27, 2008 10:52 pm

the javelin wrote:looks like kensies will be hard to beat if herb elliot is playing at parkinson oval this season, will be a strong lineup with brown, elliot, waugh, cleary and possibly one of the new saca inclusions. any thoughts lads?



Cleary should be playing minimum games for the browns this year. He should be spending most of it in a red cap.........

as for Dean Waugh is he playing at all this year?
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby Lightning McQueen » Thu Aug 28, 2008 8:55 am

Bag & Sledge wrote:
twogood4u wrote:
Bag & Sledge wrote:The young 'record breaker' quick is over rated. Para Districts Grade 2 was the worst standard it had been for years in 2007-08. He looks unfit and i would like to see how he went in Grade 1 Para Districts before going into SACA Grade Cricket. Would struggle in the C Grade competition down there.
B & S, Virginia was the stand out side in grade 2 PDCA, just look at the points! They doubled the nearest teams points :shock: IF you truly love your cricket you would encourage youngsters to try their luck! I would think :?


Sounds like your a big fan of 'the young quick' and know him quite well.
Virginia would not of made the finals in PDCA Division 1 last season.
Either way Virginia will really struggle without him then!


I'd have to disagree with you there mate in regards to playing finals in div. 1 last year, they would've been equal, if not better than Brahma, they had a few very handy all-rounders. I do think they'll struggle if the young fella goes to the Jets though, he may aswell go while he's still young.
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby james07 » Thu Aug 28, 2008 12:23 pm

unfortunately for virginia if alex leo is the main run scorer still they will struggle against the top Div one sides
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby Lightning McQueen » Thu Aug 28, 2008 12:52 pm

james07 wrote:unfortunately for virginia if alex leo is the main run scorer still they will struggle against the top Div one sides


I'd go into it a bit further but it's not the right thread, I think there's two or three batsmen better than him in the side.
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Re: Grade Cricket In's and Out's 2008-09 Season

Postby Rolls Royce » Thu Aug 28, 2008 1:26 pm

Lightning McQueen wrote:
twogood4u wrote:
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twogood4u wrote:pt adelaide bringing couple rookie's, one is a young PDCA record braking quick. did some training with N/JETS last reason. Third family generation to play district/grade cricket. :shock:


Not that lad from grade 2 ? Virginia is it ? If so he is ordinary....will be lucky to play C grade.
So you have faced him? He is quick and can move the ball with good control from what i have witnessed.


That would be Seccafien I'd imagine, unless you faced him last year, you wouldn't know Rolls. I faced him the year before and seen him last season, huge improvement, he's only young so he'll probably continue to improve.


Saw him last season in the ATCA vs PDCA turf game as my mates were playing for the turf side. If people think he is quick then goodness me. Yeah he shapes them away a bit but from memory got hit around.

I'll stand by what I said.....C grade at best.

PS. You've easily got him covered in the pace department Col :wink:
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