daysofourlives wrote:Why are atca clubs do special that get two cracks at making it onto Adelaide Oval. Its a joke!
ATCA pay to host their T20 final at Adelaide Oval.
SAMCA is open to all clubs, of which selected ATCA clubs get invited based on their results in the previous year's T20 comp. Unfortunately SAMCA only have the Statewide Final on Adelaide Oval year, rather than 3 games, those being the Metro, Country, and Statewide Finals.
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daysofourlives wrote:Why are atca clubs do special that get two cracks at making it onto Adelaide Oval. Its a joke!
ATCA pay to host their T20 final at Adelaide Oval.
SAMCA is open to all clubs, of which selected ATCA clubs get invited based on their results in the previous year's T20 comp. Unfortunately SAMCA only have the Statewide Final on Adelaide Oval year, rather than 3 games, those being the Metro, Country, and Statewide Finals.
How much do they pay? You don't think Country Living Homes pays something to get on there as well?
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daysofourlives wrote:Why are atca clubs do special that get two cracks at making it onto Adelaide Oval. Its a joke!
ATCA pay to host their T20 final at Adelaide Oval.
SAMCA is open to all clubs, of which selected ATCA clubs get invited based on their results in the previous year's T20 comp. Unfortunately SAMCA only have the Statewide Final on Adelaide Oval year, rather than 3 games, those being the Metro, Country, and Statewide Finals.
How much do they pay? You don't think Country Living Homes pays something to get on there as well?
No I don't. I suspect SAMCA arrange it, and this year AO told SAMCA 3 games was too many.
Danny Southern telling Plugga he's fat, I'd like to see that!
The Australian Cricketer's Association (ACA) is coming to Strathalbyn on February 11th and 12th for a festival of cricket. Former Australian test legends Jason Gillespie, Greg Matthews, Shaun Tait and Wayne Phillips along with Adelaide Strikers star Ben Laughlin and Redbacks Mark Cosgrove and Dan Cullen will all be here for the following events: A sportsmans evening on Saturday the 11th of Feb at Strath Oval Clubrooms the ex-players share their stories and experiences - entry is $25 and tickets to the Sportsman’s Night can be purchased online via the following website: https://www.trybooking.com/253690 or through Adam Smith from the Strathalbyn Cricket Club 0417 212 514 On Sunday the 12th Feb there is a kids coaching clinic from 12 noon to 1.30pm at Strathalbyn Oval followed at 2pm by an exhibition 20/20 match with the Australian Cricketers Association greats taking on the local representative team. Entry to the coaching clinics and the match is a gold coin donation at the gate. For further information please contact Adam Smith on 0417 212 514
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In A2, ROCS lose there first game of the season to Fulham, but sew up the minor premiership and promotion to A1. Well done. That leaves 7 teams left in the race for the remaining 3 final spots and the other 4 teams in a relegation battle. Big games this round. Top 8 teams play each other and the bottom 4 teams play each other. Old Scotch, Unley, Ingle Farm and Woody South must win to stay alive. Port Districts the form team with 6 wins on the trot. Marion under the pump and looking like a late season fade out similar to last year. I expect Fulham will stay up now that Bone is back and piling on the runs.
Congrats to Golden Grove in LO6. I know they've had a tough season and like to play in good spirit, so it's good they keep getting a team on the field. That effort really does need to be commended - especially on the weekend when the heat could've meant looking for an easy out. Although, 39.4 overs for 67 runs on the weekend is an interesting effort. I'm not sure what's better for the younger players in the side, batting out a day and learning 'stickability' for 67, or having a crack, learning to attack, and making the same score but in a shorter time frame. It'd be an interesting philosophical debate.
And...Hope Valley the massive favourites for this grade, while teams in position two to five have to just keep winning, as it's tight in the race for the finals.
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So Grange beat Walkerville, no results listed yet.
Don't think Grange will have their Glenelg players in Jake Winter and Tom Plant, as they will be playing their Grand Final against West Torrens that day.
Don't think they can bring in outside players if they have not played in tournament so far?
Might swing it in PAOC's favour, although Grange still have pretty handy team.
Senor Moto Gadili wrote:In A2, ROCS lose there first game of the season to Fulham, but sew up the minor premiership and promotion to A1. Well done. That leaves 7 teams left in the race for the remaining 3 final spots and the other 4 teams in a relegation battle. Big games this round. Top 8 teams play each other and the bottom 4 teams play each other. Old Scotch, Unley, Ingle Farm and Woody South must win to stay alive. Port Districts the form team with 6 wins on the trot. Marion under the pump and looking like a late season fade out similar to last year. I expect Fulham will stay up now that Bone is back and piling on the runs.
Farms need to find another opener who can Ave more than 10 9.3 over 12 innings ain't good enough. 31 & 28 then nothing over 12. What the.
Computer Crashed wrote:Farms need to find another opener who can Ave more than 10 9.3 over 12 innings ain't good enough. 31 & 28 then nothing over 12. What the.
The 28 was in a T20..
Would've thought Brad Wills would be a suitable opening option instead.
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Senor Moto Gadili wrote:In A2, ROCS lose there first game of the season to Fulham, but sew up the minor premiership and promotion to A1. Well done. That leaves 7 teams left in the race for the remaining 3 final spots and the other 4 teams in a relegation battle. Big games this round. Top 8 teams play each other and the bottom 4 teams play each other. Old Scotch, Unley, Ingle Farm and Woody South must win to stay alive. Port Districts the form team with 6 wins on the trot. Marion under the pump and looking like a late season fade out similar to last year. I expect Fulham will stay up now that Bone is back and piling on the runs.
Farms need to find another opener who can Ave more than 10 9.3 over 12 innings ain't good enough. 31 & 28 then nothing over 12. What the.
Fair call CC. Farmers bowled Woody South out for 74 and are 7 for 180 in return. Penfield smashing Woodville Rechabites so it looks like Rechabites in for back to back demotions
Ingle Farm 7/180 v Woody South 74 - Woody South out of finals contention Modbury 95 v Fulham 2/59 - Modbury doomed for A3 Old Scotch 105 v Hectorville 59 and 1/15 (Nathan Fox 9 for 36 WOW!) Port Districts 6/94 v Marion - washed out after 35.4 overs - advantage Marion Unley v ROCS 153 off 78 overs - advantage Unley, but very slow outfield at Kingswood Woodville Rechabites 108 v Penfield 3/151 - Woody Rechabites doomed for A3
Senor Moto Gadili wrote:Interesting results in A2 Saturday....
Ingle Farm 7/180 v Woody South 74 - Woody South out of finals contention Modbury 95 v Fulham 2/59 - Modbury doomed for A3 Old Scotch 105 v Hectorville 59 and 1/15 (Nathan Fox 9 for 36 WOW!) Port Districts 6/94 v Marion - washed out after 35.4 overs - advantage Marion Unley v ROCS 153 off 78 overs - advantage Unley, but very slow outfield at Kingswood Woodville Rechabites 108 v Penfield 3/151 - Woody Rechabites doomed for A3
Modbury have stacked their B2 team after Xmas and are sitting top.
