All Sheffield Shield Live scores 2009/2010 not S.A. games

[mal]

VI 297
TA 262
VI 340
TA 5/207

QUINEY
Pleases me to see Rob Quiney come ourt of a form slump
In the VI 2nd innings of 340
Quiney made 153[212]
He is a great talent, I had expected great things from him, I now hope he reserects his career

COWAN
Earlier this year I denounced the SS TA top 3 as being too slow and not up to it
It also pleases me to now see former New Reb Welshman Ed Cowan making runs
Made a double ton vr SA in the SS
This game
53[108]
108*[221]
Ed is not an enthralling player but is effective as an opener

WRIGHT
Veteran speedSTAR Damien Wright turned back the clock in this match against his old team
3/52[26]
4/42[21]

The Vics continue to win SS games

[mal]

QL 335
NS 243
QL 252
NS 176

Easy win to the banana benders, great result in an away win
Carseldine and Broad both made tons, both very underated players

S SMITH
0/61 [18]
Then in the 2nd innings at last took wickets
2/25 [2] !!!! in 12 balls !!!
Very good when batters take him on
But needs to find a way to eke out batters in 4 day games
Leggies take time to develope, so he needs to be perservered with

LUKE FELDMAN
Have not seen him
But had a very good game
26[29]
4/49 [16.2]
24 [22]
5/32[17]
The production line of fast bowlers in QL continues, amazing how often they produce new quicks that perform so well
Batting at 10 , and a change bowler, this guy delivered the goods

TRENT COPELAND
On debut, unbelievable debut
8/72[28.4]
2/57 [21]
10/129[49.4]
That is quite stunning
Look forward to seeing him bowl


HENrebIQUES
Heez gunna be a player
But is he doing enough at this stage of his career ?
0/42[17] opened the bowling
3[8]
1/16[8]
2[6]

[mal]

After 6 games the SS ladder

VI 22
QL 20
WA 12
SA 10
TA 9
NS 8

Next round of games will be vital

TA V QL
TA need 6 points to stay in touch
QL are gunning for a home final
Despite the game being in Hobart, the QL team continues to win and look to be favs in this

WA V SA
The loser is cactus
The winner, if winning outright will be 3rd on the ladder
WA smashed us last time at home, and will start the favs
Unless the gun machine Mr Micky Klinger mades ANOTHER big score

VI V NS
NS have a remote hope of making the final, and need to beat VI outright
Thats easier said than done
At home VI should win comfortably
VI only have a 2 point lead over QL and will be keen to get maximum points

[whufc]

All games and comments for all non S.A. games in 2009/2010
S.A. games deserve individiual threads

PREDICTED ORDER 2009/2010
1 VI
2 NS
3 SA
4 TA
5 WA
6 QL

I think itsa dead set quinella between the 2 Eastern Australian teams
VI
VI was undefeated in 2009/2009 and deserve favouritism
Gotta few veterans , but that means they avoid international duties
HODGE will be the gun batter as per usual
THE DAVE/QUINNEY are stars
WADE is a future oz keeper
NS
Very big chance, have enourmous depth
Whose gunna open the batting when they are all available ?
WATTO/HUGHES/KAT/JAQUES ???
SA
Good batting team, but Fergy injured or playing for OZ a prob
Need TAIT to fire, bowling out the good teams a prob
TA
Good batting team mainly on flat decks, but go missing on tracks with a bitta give at times
If no HILF will struggle to bowl teams out
WA
Unpredictable, can improve
2 big recruits NOFFKE and RONCHI [who did f..k all last season]
RONCHI is a dead set champ IF he gets going with the bat
Batting is the worry, they batted crap last season, but can be dangerous if they get going
Losing ROGERS has destroyed thier batting
QL
Lack depth
Cant make enough the runs for thier underated attack
CARSELDINE needs to make a million runs for them to be competitive

Proving Mal is human after all

[mal]

Thanks Whufc !

QL total scores this year
458
382
308 + 5/228 [v SA]
195 + 133
468 + 1/168
335 +252

In the first 5 games that batted 2nd
Last match v NS they batted first
Excepting the VI debacle, thier bating has been very good



QL bowling
406 + 1/132
156 + 219
5/477 + 2/159 [v SA]
378
5/451 + 184
243 + 171

Good and bad in that lot

Carseldines
80
3
20 +47
15 +27
46 + 70*
109 + 24
Not quite a million runs yet !

They played in the SS final last season, but I as stooooooopid enough to tip them to finish 6th

[whufc]

Only tongue in cheek, im one poster who generally enjoys all your posts and 99% of the time agree with them. Keep up the good work, though lets try and keep your stable to under 20 cricketers it gives it more value when you get them right.

[Rik E Boy]

NSW are making the Redlegs look good.

regards,

REB

[mal]

NSW are making the Redlegs look good.

regards,

REB

CLARK
LEE
BRACKEN
Those guys being injured has hurt NS
STARC + HAZELWOOD are 2 rookies having to open the bowling and having to be strike bowlers
At times NS have opened with LAMBERT + HENrebIQUES
If you were an opening batter facing those 2 guys you would be licking yor lips

[mal]

Just seen Trent Copeland bowling in a Franger Cup game
He bowls and looks like Stuart Mcgoffin[WA]
And looks like Daniel Healy [NA coach]
And also looks like Mark Naley[SA +CA]
Bowls 130km
Inswings the ball in prodiciously and outswings as well
Looks a prospect

[brod]

Tasmania v Queensland
Sheffield Shield
Hobart
STUMPS DAY ONE

Queensland 7/244 (2.54 RPO)
WA Townsend 121
CD Hartly 68
AR Griffith 3/60
AJ Maher 2/47

Townsend/Hartley put on 172 for the 5th wicket after QLD were 4/39
JJ Krejza was dropped for this match

[brod]

Tasmania v Queensland
Sheffield Shield
Hobart

STUMPS DAY TWO

Queensland 326
WA Townsend 121
CD Hartly 68
AR Griffith 5/85
Tasmania 3/251
RJG Lockyear 85
AJ Doolan 66
GJ Bailey 49*

[Dirk Tazelaar]

Ben Cutting 6/90 vs Tasmania.

Takes his season's tally to a very handy 31 wickets @ 22.23

Good enough for a tour of New Zealand?

[Lightning McQueen]

Just seen Trent Copeland bowling in a Franger Cup game
He bowls and looks like Stuart Mcgoffin[WA]
And looks like Daniel Healy [NA coach]
And also looks like Mark Naley[SA +CA]
Bowls 130km
Inswings the ball in prodiciously and outswings as well
Looks a prospect

A bit of irony, Daniel Healy used to bowl massive innies aswell.

[stampy]

Ben Cutting 6/90 vs Tasmania.

Takes his season's tally to a very handy 31 wickets @ 22.23

Good enough for a tour of New Zealand?

if he was a bluebagger he would have more chance

[mighty_tiger_79]

M. Wade another handy 53 for the vics v NSW

[mal]

STUMPS DAY 3

NS 225
Forrest 58
Jaques 47
Wright 5/37[25] keeps on keeping on

VI 418
Mcdonald 120 just keeps performimg at this level
Wade 53
Rogers 80*[100] batting at number 8 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Copeland 3/93[35] another good effort
S Smith 1/71 21] another poor SS return

NS 4/253[were 3/59]
Phillip Hughes 149[170] oh whatta beauty this musta been, out right on stumps
S Smith 69*
Mcdonald 2/41[9] just keeps performing at this level ...

NS lead by 60 runs

Young Victorian fast bowler James Pattison is out for the season with a leg or foot injury
The AU fast bowling curse continues

[wycbloods]

1/71 off 21 isn't that bad Mal. His problem at SS level has been the amount of runs he was going for and 3.5 an over is more than reasonable IMO.

No doubt he still has a long way to go with the red ball but i think he is improving greatly each time he plays.

[mighty_tiger_79]

New South Wales 225 & 387

Victoria 418 & 38/1 (16.3 ov)

Victoria won the toss and elected to field

Day 4
Sheffield Shield
First-class match | 2009/10 season
Played at Melbourne Cricket Ground
12,13,14,15 February 2010 (4-day match)

New South Wales 1st innings R B 4s 6s SR
PA Jaques c Wright b Pattinson 47 98 7 0 47.95

PJ Hughes c McDonald b Wright 14 30 1 0 46.66

SM Katich* c †Wade b Wright 0 5 0 0 0.00

PJ Forrest c Hussey b Hastings 58 188 10 0 30.85

SPD Smith c †Wade b Hastings 4 9 1 0 44.44

DJ Thornely lbw b Wright 44 143 3 1 30.76

DLR Smith† lbw b Wright 18 65 2 0 27.69

SNJ O'Keefe c Hussey b Pattinson 17 48 1 0 35.41

MA Starc c †Wade b Wright 0 4 0 0 0.00

T Copeland c Mash b Pattinson 5 9 1 0 55.55

JR Hazlewood not out 0 8 0 0 0.00

Extras (b 4, lb 6, w 2, nb 6) 18

Total (all out; 100.1 overs) 225 (2.24 runs per over)
Fall of wickets1-26 (Hughes, 11.1 ov), 2-26 (Katich, 11.6 ov), 3-79 (Jaques, 31.6 ov), 4-94 (SPD Smith, 36.3 ov), 5-173 (Forrest, 71.4 ov), 6-186 (Thornely, 81.6 ov), 7-220 (DLR Smith, 95.3 ov), 8-220 (Starc, 97.1 ov), 9-220 (O'Keefe, 98.1 ov), 10-225 (Copeland, 100.1 ov)

Bowling O M R W Econ
DG Wright 25 13 37 5 1.48

DJ Pattinson 24.1 6 67 3 2.77 (3nb)

AB McDonald 16 3 39 0 2.43 (2nb)

JW Hastings 21 11 38 2 1.80 (1nb, 2w)

JM Holland 14 2 34 0 2.42


Victoria 1st innings R B 4s 6s SR
LR Mash lbw b Copeland 6 15 1 0 40.00

N Jewell c Hughes b Starc 28 42 6 0 66.66

AJ Finch c O'Keefe b Copeland 38 92 5 0 41.30

DJ Hussey* c †DLR Smith b Hazlewood 29 30 3 1 96.66

AB McDonald c SPD Smith b Hazlewood 120 186 16 1 64.51

MS Wade† c Thornely b Copeland 53 110 9 0 48.18

JW Hastings c Thornely b Starc 7 20 0 0 35.00

CJL Rogers not out 80 100 11 0 80.00

DG Wright run out (Thornely) 9 19 1 0 47.36

DJ Pattinson c Jaques b SPD Smith 10 26 2 0 38.46

JM Holland c SPD Smith b Hazlewood 12 46 2 0 26.08

Extras (b 3, lb 16, w 5, nb 2) 26

Total (all out; 114 overs) 418 (3.66 runs per over)
Fall of wickets1-27 (Mash, 4.3 ov), 2-59 (Jewell, 15.5 ov), 3-102 (Hussey, 23.2 ov), 4-131 (Finch, 35.2 ov), 5-247 (Wade, 69.6 ov), 6-275 (Hastings, 77.5 ov), 7-317 (McDonald, 86.2 ov), 8-336 (Wright, 91.1 ov), 9-363 (Pattinson, 98.5 ov), 10-418 (Holland, 113.6 ov)

Bowling O M R W Econ
T Copeland 35 10 93 3 2.65

JR Hazlewood 19 2 94 3 4.94 (5w)

MA Starc 19 4 70 2 3.68 (2nb)

DJ Thornely 16 6 51 0 3.18

SPD Smith 21 6 71 1 3.38

SNJ O'Keefe 4 0 20 0 5.00


New South Wales 2nd innings R B 4s 6s SR
PA Jaques lbw b Wright 6 10 1 0 60.00

PJ Hughes c Finch b McDonald 149 170 23 1 87.64

SM Katich* c Wright b Hastings 13 31 1 0 41.93

PJ Forrest lbw b McDonald 1 13 0 0 7.69

SPD Smith c †Wade b Wright 124 184 14 2 67.39

DJ Thornely lbw b McDonald 0 3 0 0 0.00

SNJ O'Keefe c Holland b Hastings 43 73 4 1 58.90

DLR Smith† c Hussey b Pattinson 0 7 0 0 0.00

MA Starc not out 17 37 1 0 45.94

T Copeland b Wright 8 24 1 0 33.33

JR Hazlewood b Holland 7 14 1 0 50.00

Extras (b 2, lb 10, w 1, nb 6) 19

Total (all out; 93.2 overs) 387 (4.14 runs per over)
Fall of wickets1-6 (Jaques, 2.4 ov), 2-51 (Katich, 13.4 ov), 3-59 (Forrest, 16.4 ov), 4-253 (Hughes, 54.5 ov), 5-253 (Thornely, 56.2 ov), 6-346 (O'Keefe, 78.5 ov), 7-353 (SPD Smith, 80.2 ov), 8-353 (DLR Smith, 81.3 ov), 9-376 (Copeland, 88.4 ov), 10-387 (Hazlewood, 93.2 ov)

Bowling O M R W Econ
DG Wright 25 6 91 3 3.64

DJ Pattinson 18 6 59 1 3.27 (2nb, 1w)

JW Hastings 20 6 82 2 4.10 (2nb)

AB McDonald 15 1 51 3 3.40 (2nb)

JM Holland 12.2 0 80 1 6.48

DJ Hussey 3 1 12 0 4.00


Victoria 2nd innings (target: 195 runs) R B 4s 6s SR
N Jewell lbw b Copeland 2 15 0 0 13.33

LR Mash not out 10 49 0 0 20.40

AJ Finch not out 23 36 3 0 63.88

Extras (lb 2, nb 1) 3

Total (1 wicket; 16.3 overs) 38 (2.30 runs per over)
To bat CJL Rogers, DJ Hussey*, AB McDonald, MS Wade†, JW Hastings, DG Wright, JM Holland, DJ Pattinson
Fall of wickets1-6 (Jewell, 6.2 ov)

Bowling O M R W Econ
T Copeland 8.3 3 16 1 1.88

JR Hazlewood 5 0 8 0 1.60

MA Starc 1 0 10 0 10.00 (1nb)

DJ Thornely 2 0 2 0 1.00

Match details
Toss Victoria, who chose to field
Points Victoria 2*, New South Wales 0*

Umpires M Erasmus (South Africa) and MD Martell
Match referee SM Small

Close of play
12 Feb day 1 - New South Wales 1st innings 215/6 (DLR Smith 15*, SNJ O'Keefe 15*, 90 ov)
13 Feb day 2 - Victoria 1st innings 213/4 (AB McDonald 58*, MS Wade 34*, 59 ov)
14 Feb day 3 - New South Wales 2nd innings 253/4 (SPD Smith 69*, 54.5 ov)

Match notes
12th Men: MW Hill (Victoria) and DA Warner (New South Wales)
Day 1
A wet ground delayed the start of play until 12.00pm. Revised hours for day 1 were 12.00pm to 1.30pm, 2.10pm to 4.40pm, 5.00pm to 7.00pm (no overs lost)
Lunch: New South Wales 1st innings 53/2 (PA Jaques 28*, PJ Forrest 9*, 23 ov)
Tea: New South Wales 1st innings 144/4 (PJ Forrest 46*, DJ Thornely 18*, 58 ov)
Day 2
Lunch: New South Wales 1st innings 215/6 (DLR Smith 15*, SNJ O'Keefe 15*, 90 ov)
Tea: Victoria 1st innings 102/3 (AJ Finch 23*, 23.2 ov)
Day 3
Lunch: Victoria 1st innings 404/9 (CJL Rogers 70*, JM Holland 8*, 110 ov)
Tea: New South Wales 2nd innings 78/3 (PJ Hughes 43*, SPD Smith 5*, 21 ov)
Day 4
Lunch: New South Wales 2nd innings 387

[stan]

Ben Cutting 6/90 vs Tasmania.

Takes his season's tally to a very handy 31 wickets @ 22.23

Good enough for a tour of New Zealand?

if he was a bluebagger he would have more chance

I think Ben Cutting is only 23, I would have thought his stats this season would be worthy of a look at least.

[Dogmatic]

Great effort by the Queenslanders today after being 7/114 chasing 252.
If only the redbacks has a spine that ends at the tail instead of the neck.