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Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby brod » Tue Nov 17, 2009 11:28 pm

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Tests: Salman Butt, Khurrum Manzoor, Imran Farhat, Younis Khan (capt), Mohammad Yousuf, Shoaib Malik, Fawad Alam, Faisal Iqbal, Kamran Akmal (wk), Danish Kaneria, Saeed Ajmal, Yasir Arafat, Umar Gul, Mohammad Asif, Mohammad Aamer, Abdur Rauf, Umar Akmal, Sarfraz Ahmad


One-dayers: Salman Butt, Imran Farhat, Khalid Latif, Younis Khan (capt), Mohammad Yousuf, Shoaib Malik, Umar Akmal, Kamran Akmal (wk), Abdul Razzaq, Rana Naved-ul-Hasan, Shahid Afridi, Saeed Ajmal, Umar Gul, Mohammad Aamer, Rao Iftikhar Anjum, Wahab Riaz

Twenty20: Khalid Latif, Imran Nazir, Umar Akmal, Shoaib Malik, Shahid Afridi (capt), Kamran Akmal (wk), Abdul Razzaq, Rana Naved-ul-Hasan, Umar Gul, Mohammad Aamer, Rao Iftikhar Anjum, Saeed Ajmal, Imran Farhat, Fawad Alam, Sohail Tanvir
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby brod » Tue Nov 17, 2009 11:29 pm

New Zealand's captain Daniel Vettori has been declared fit for the first Test against Pakistan but there was no such good news for Kyle Mills, who needs shoulder surgery and is expected to miss at least four months. Vettori will lead the side for the opening Test in Dunedin, starting next Tuesday, after missing the two Twenty20s in the UAE due to concussion.
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby brod » Tue Nov 17, 2009 11:30 pm

New Zealand Cricket (NZC) has named a 12-man squad to face Pakistan in a three-day warm-up game in Queenstown starting November 18. The squad will be captained by Grant Elliott, who has recovered from his thumb injury, and includes a fit Daryl Tuffey and Test hopefuls Tim McIntosh and Daniel Flynn.
New Zealand Invitation XI squad: Grant Elliott (capt), Craig Cumming, Tim McIntosh, BJ Watling, Daniel Flynn, James Franklin, Reece Young (wk), Daryl Tuffey, Tarun Nethula, Tim Southee, Iain O'Brien, Brent Arnel.
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby brod » Wed Nov 18, 2009 11:16 pm

NZ Invitational XI vs Pakistanis
Queenstown


STUMPS DAY ONE

NZ Invitational XI 234
RA Young 75
DR Flynn 49
JEC Franklin 43
Abdur Rauf 4/43

Pakistanis 1/14
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby brod » Fri Nov 20, 2009 12:36 am

NZ Invitational XI vs Pakistanis
Queenstown


STUMPS DAY TWO

NZ Invitational XI 234
Pakistanis 286

Fawad Alam 77
Imran Farhat 52
DR Tuffey 2/47
NZ Invitational XI 1/24
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby brod » Tue Nov 24, 2009 10:38 pm

New Zealand vs Pakistan
FIRST TEST
Dunedin


STUMPS DAY ONE

New Zealand 6/276
LRPL Taylor 94
MJ Guptill 60 (First Test 50)
DL Vettori 40*
Mohammed Asif 3/76
Saeed Ajmal 1/49 (26 overs)

DEBUT - Umar Akmal

- Kiwis still cant score off spin bowling
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby CoverKing » Tue Nov 24, 2009 10:42 pm

BROD if the NZ bowlers dont perform young Tim Southee will come in next test match after taking 7/27 today for his state side.

Also, not sure if you watched the game, but Ajmals field was that defensive it was not funny. Having 3-4 boundary riders the entire day was extremely boring. Unless taylor attacked, they simply did not have to try and score. They worked 1/2 singles an over and that was it.

Was pretty poor captaincy in this game by Mohammad Yosuf. And good to see Umar Akmal debuting, i think this bloke is going to be something special in all forms of the game! Younger brother of Kamran aswell
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby brod » Tue Nov 24, 2009 10:48 pm

I cant see how Grant Elliott is a number 6 test batsman, averages less than seven in his three test and only thirty in FC cricket
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby brod » Tue Nov 24, 2009 10:50 pm

CoverKing wrote:BROD if the NZ bowlers dont perform young Tim Southee will come in next test match after taking 7/27 today for his state side.Also, not sure if you watched the game, but Ajmals field was that defensive it was not funny. Having 3-4 boundary riders the entire day was extremely boring. Unless taylor attacked, they simply did not have to try and score. They worked 1/2 singles an over and that was it.

Was pretty poor captaincy in this game by Mohammad Yosuf. And good to see Umar Akmal debuting, i think this bloke is going to be something special in all forms of the game! Younger brother of Kamran aswell


It was EVEN better than that it was 8/27 off 25 overs.
Could think of worse things that NZ cricket have done than to have Bond and Southee opening the bowling
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby CoverKing » Tue Nov 24, 2009 10:52 pm

brod wrote:I cant see how Grant Elliott is a number 6 test batsman, averages less than seven in his three test and only thirty in FC cricket


As the paki's did with Ajmal and dropping Kaneria, they looked solely on ODI form instead of First class form i would suggest.
Thanks Brod, last i heard he had 7 fa but struth thats an amazing effort.

On debut he took a 5 fa and then smashed 70 odd off around 40 balls. With their side, why continue to play Martin when you can look to the future with Southee with ball and bat?
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby brod » Tue Nov 24, 2009 11:08 pm

Neil Broom (last seen causing riots when playing for New Zealand A by giving money to homelss people) is a player that the Kiwis have tried in ODI and T20I cricket, with minimal/no success, but not in test cricket. Strange given that his List A, is nothing special (ave 29, 0 100s), yet his FC record is pretty good (ave 38 6 100s)
He is only 26 and in form (he is unbeaten on 159 for Otago today)

If the Kiwis are picking Elliott at number 6 on the basis he can bowl, its no wonder they are down the wrong end of the Test Championship
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby CoverKing » Wed Nov 25, 2009 12:22 am

brod wrote:Neil Broom (last seen causing riots when playing for New Zealand A by giving money to homelss people) is a player that the Kiwis have tried in ODI and T20I cricket, with minimal/no success, but not in test cricket. Strange given that his List A, is nothing special (ave 29, 0 100s), yet his FC record is pretty good (ave 38 6 100s)
He is only 26 and in form (he is unbeaten on 159 for Otago today)

If the Kiwis are picking Elliott at number 6 on the basis he can bowl, its no wonder they are down the wrong end of the Test Championship


Well i understand why after seeing him in those ODI games. He doesnt look international quality at all. Altho it could be different in the test arena. His average of 38 probably doesnt deserve a go in the test arena either.
Peter Fulton has just been recalled and will probably get the 3 tests to prove his worth.
If he can, i would suspect that NZ may end up going with 5 batters (no elliot), mccullum at 6 and vettori at 7 (he has improved big time) with southee at 8. This giving them 4 quicks and a spinner, and vettori IMO can be a world class number 7
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby CoverKing » Wed Nov 25, 2009 4:52 pm

Vettori was just caught behind of Gul for 99.

Bad luck! This bloke could nearly make us unbeatable if he was an Aussie at this point in time. He is probably the most important player to any one side in international cricket
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby rod_rooster » Wed Nov 25, 2009 6:13 pm

CoverKing wrote:Vettori was just caught behind of Gul for 99.

Bad luck! This bloke could nearly make us unbeatable if he was an Aussie at this point in time. He is probably the most important player to any one side in international cricket


Agree. Vetorri is one of the best players in the world and the best all-rounder going around. Absolute superstar.
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby CoverKing » Wed Nov 25, 2009 10:33 pm

rod_rooster wrote:
CoverKing wrote:Vettori was just caught behind of Gul for 99.

Bad luck! This bloke could nearly make us unbeatable if he was an Aussie at this point in time. He is probably the most important player to any one side in international cricket


Agree. Vetorri is one of the best players in the world and the best all-rounder going around. Absolute superstar.


This score has now taken him past 'someone' (not sure who) as the most prolific run scorer at number 8 in test match history. Just another record the NZ skipper/coach/mentor/assistant coach/manager/vice captain/legend racks up
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby brod » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:38 pm

CoverKing wrote:Vettori was just caught behind of Gul for 99.

Bad luck! This bloke could nearly make us unbeatable if he was an Aussie at this point in time. He is probably the most important player to any one side in international cricket


Id agree with that if you took one word out...probably!

He is BY FAR the single most influencial player on a teams success in world cricket, not just today, but in recent history
303 wickets
3492 runs @ 29.59 (4 100s, 20 50s)

Even with a middle name like Luca..he is a SUPERSTAR and does not get the recognition that he deserves
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby brod » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:48 pm

New Zealand vs Pakistan
FIRST TEST
Dunedin


STUMPS DAY THREE

New Zealand 429
DL Vettori 99
LRPL Taylor 94
BB McCullum 78
MJ Guptil 60
CS Martin 0 (26th duck in test cricket)
Mohammah Asif 4/108
Pakistan 8/307
Umar Akmal 129
Kamran Akmal 82
SE Bond 4/93


- Pakistan used only four bowlers even though they sent down 131.5 overs
- Akmal's 129 in the 4th highest score on debut by a Pakistani, and the highest since Yasir Hameed hit two centuries on debut against Bangladesh in 2003
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby brod » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:50 pm

CoverKing wrote:
rod_rooster wrote:
CoverKing wrote:Vettori was just caught behind of Gul for 99.

Bad luck! This bloke could nearly make us unbeatable if he was an Aussie at this point in time. He is probably the most important player to any one side in international cricket


Agree. Vetorri is one of the best players in the world and the best all-rounder going around. Absolute superstar.


This score has now taken him past 'someone' (not sure who) as the most prolific run scorer at number 8 in test match history. Just another record the NZ skipper/coach/mentor/assistant coach/manager/vice captain/legend racks up


Correct..overtook our very own SK Warne. has now scored 2018 runs @ 43.86 batting at number 8 :shock: with 3 hundreds and 13 fifites.
Noones average comes within 10 runs of his, Warnies is 19.09
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby CoverKing » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:54 pm

Thanks Brod for those stats.

CoverKing wrote:BROD if the NZ bowlers dont perform young Tim Southee will come in next test match after taking 7/27 today for his state side.

Also, not sure if you watched the game, but Ajmals field was that defensive it was not funny. Having 3-4 boundary riders the entire day was extremely boring. Unless taylor attacked, they simply did not have to try and score. They worked 1/2 singles an over and that was it.

Was pretty poor captaincy in this game by Mohammad Yosuf. And good to see Umar Akmal debuting, i think this bloke is going to be something special in all forms of the game! Younger brother of Kamran aswell


As said earlier by me, Umar Akmal is a gun as his 129 on debut proves. What a star this boy could be! And not only was it an easy 129 but it was one under pressure with his country at 5 fa 80 odd chasing a big total. great effort by the young lad
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Re: Pakistan in New Zeland

Postby brod » Fri Nov 27, 2009 12:02 am

CoverKing wrote:Thanks Brod for those stats.

CoverKing wrote:BROD if the NZ bowlers dont perform young Tim Southee will come in next test match after taking 7/27 today for his state side.

Also, not sure if you watched the game, but Ajmals field was that defensive it was not funny. Having 3-4 boundary riders the entire day was extremely boring. Unless taylor attacked, they simply did not have to try and score. They worked 1/2 singles an over and that was it.

Was pretty poor captaincy in this game by Mohammad Yosuf. And good to see Umar Akmal debuting, i think this bloke is going to be something special in all forms of the game! Younger brother of Kamran aswell


As said earlier by me, Umar Akmal is a gun as his 129 on debut proves. What a star this boy could be! And not only was it an easy 129 but it was one under pressure with his country at 5 fa 80 odd chasing a big total. great effort by the young lad


Well called there CK ;)
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