Which is a load of shit anyway when club cricketers in England play Saturdays, Sundays and heck even a game on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday!The Bedge wrote:helicopterking wrote:You missed the main reason- No Sunday Cricket
In my head that was included under the commitment level required [emoji38]
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heater31 wrote:Which is a load of shit anyway when club cricketers in England play Saturdays, Sundays and heck even a game on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday!The Bedge wrote:helicopterking wrote:You missed the main reason- No Sunday Cricket
In my head that was included under the commitment level required [emoji38]
We aren't in England though, and we have other things to enjoy in this country - all they have is cricket
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Dogwatcher wrote:Tony Clifton wrote: Cricket is still strong in colleges and at schools in inner east, inner south, inner north and Glenelg-Henley beachside areas. Good numbers. No schools play further north or south. No interest.
I can think of at least one that does.
Haha Trinity yes!
And the clubs out north continued to go head to head with them on Saturday morning, denying themselves access to every single cricketer from the BIGGEST SCHOOL IN AUSTRALIA even though every other junior club competition in Adelaide was running successfully on Sunday mornings, as was junior club footy out north. Amazing stuff.
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The Bedge wrote:Dogwatcher wrote:The Bedge wrote:Is cricket a dying sport?
If you believe the T20 spruikers it is.
T20 is as much to blame for the downfall of cricket as anything. Players becoming mercenaries chasing money playing T20 over national duties, CA saturating our TV screens over two months with a competition and promoting it as the best thing since world series cricket. Promoting shorter formats all through juniors right down to the T20 blast program.
Hell I even saw the SACA Friendship cup includes a T12 competition! WTF!
Not just juniors having 20/20 shoved at them, next weeks Under 17 Shield has been reduced to one week of 20/20 cricket. When this is the only chance that some country lads get to show there wears for there metro zoned club, they have to slog. FFS!
BTW, there was a T10 cup in the UAE recently
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Double headers each day and sometimes teams need to change venues....tigerpie wrote:No **** way hound tell me that's not true!
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heater31 wrote:Double headers each day and sometimes teams need to change venues....tigerpie wrote:No **** way hound tell me that's not true!
Who's the bright spark that voted this format in?
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It is great to see the attempts being made to increase the levels of involvement through t20 blast . The CA perspective is increase numbers through shorter format and then push talented players into high performance. Definitely socio-economics are a factor and those kids accessing coaching and games obviously benefit. Programming changes are welcomed through less Sunday games and will definitely help the standard, would love to see third grade playing more red ball cricket however it seems the programming focus is only around those things which supports the costs and benefits to the High performance department. Without support from SACA the days of Northerns, Southerns and Port Adelaide are looking numbered which will be very detrimental to the game in this state. I would love to see help provided by taking positive action through the schools primarily by providing equipment at a much cheaper price, this is not just a problem in South Australia - as has been mentioned previously, cricket has sadly become more become exclusive due to the increasing costs for a young boy or girl to participate.
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All 3rd and 4th Grade off tomorrow. Bit of a shame. Thought they would go ahead perhaps with reduced overs especially as there is meant to be a change mid-afternoon.
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Tony Clifton wrote:All 3rd and 4th Grade off tomorrow. Bit of a shame. Thought they would go ahead perhaps with reduced overs especially as there is meant to be a change mid-afternoon.
Yet ATCA B1 is going ahead with reduced overs......
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heater31 wrote:Tony Clifton wrote:All 3rd and 4th Grade off tomorrow. Bit of a shame. Thought they would go ahead perhaps with reduced overs especially as there is meant to be a change mid-afternoon.
Yet ATCA B1 is going ahead with reduced overs......
Common sense from ATCA
Disappointing that supposed 'premier cricket' doesn't play
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Just interested in some premier cricket enthisiasts opinion of Riley Robinson from ND. What are your thoughts on the young lad? Where does he rate in comparison to some of the other young quicks in the system?
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tigerpie wrote:heater31 wrote:Double headers each day and sometimes teams need to change venues....tigerpie wrote:No **** way hound tell me that's not true!
Who's the bright spark that voted this format in?
The Premier Cricket delegates....
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cokadonkeytoo wrote:Just interested in some premier cricket enthisiasts opinion of Riley Robinson from ND. What are your thoughts on the young lad? Where does he rate in comparison to some of the other young quicks in the system?
Looks the goods. Tall, decent pace. Handy now but will be real good. Has had some back issues but having a decent crack now.
Jets at a bit of a low ebb currently but the plus side is that players like Robinson get to play 1st Grade and take the new ball.
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I was lucky enough to be his coach for a couple of years of juniors and I'm just pumped for lad that he's doing well at the A grade level. Hopefully he can squeeze his way back into the 19's state squad. I hadn't seen him bowl for a little while and caught a couple of overs on Saturday and thought he had certainly gotten quicker but wasn't sure what he was like compared to others. Really good kid and i hope he continues to improve
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Tony Clifton wrote:Haha Trinity yes!
And the clubs out north continued to go head to head with them on Saturday morning, denying themselves access to every single cricketer from the BIGGEST SCHOOL IN AUSTRALIA even though every other junior club competition in Adelaide was running successfully on Sunday mornings, as was junior club footy out north. Amazing stuff.
I disagree with you there, my lad has played PDCA & WSJCA a in the past couple of seasons and I think the PDCA is much more advanced in developing players than the other.
The batting for 6 overs and retiring rule is a bit silly in the WSJCA, it doesn't teach the kids to build an innings and last year I seen clubs have 4 or 5 players take off during the game to play Ray Sutton, the PDCA has a cut off at 11:45 to allow players and coaches to reach their afternoon commitments.
Going head to head with Trinity isn't a big imposition for the PDCA clubs, I think only Craigmore are affected, perhaps in the Barossa there may be more players that play both.
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cokadonkeytoo wrote:I was lucky enough to be his coach for a couple of years of juniors and I'm just pumped for lad that he's doing well at the A grade level. Hopefully he can squeeze his way back into the 19's state squad. I hadn't seen him bowl for a little while and caught a couple of overs on Saturday and thought he had certainly gotten quicker but wasn't sure what he was like compared to others. Really good kid and i hope he continues to improve
I think it was only injury that kept him out of the U19s this season. He's highly rated
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Some interesting comments/rumours re TTG, i certainly haven't heard them. In fact some of the experienced blokes have indicated the opposite, and no intention of stopping anytime soon.
The sleepyman may need a change of scenery, been doing the job for a long time now and a fresh voice may be needed for the playing group.
TTG have over the past few years given and opportunity to numerous youngsters such as D Holiday, T Oakley, Z Schwarz, M Herrman, B Atkinson , Kyle Brazel. There are few more younger blokes behind them as well who will get a go soon enough such as Zac Worden
Certainly not doom and gloom.
The sleepyman may need a change of scenery, been doing the job for a long time now and a fresh voice may be needed for the playing group.
TTG have over the past few years given and opportunity to numerous youngsters such as D Holiday, T Oakley, Z Schwarz, M Herrman, B Atkinson , Kyle Brazel. There are few more younger blokes behind them as well who will get a go soon enough such as Zac Worden
Certainly not doom and gloom.
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Footy Smart wrote:Some interesting comments/rumours re TTG, i certainly haven't heard them. In fact some of the experienced blokes have indicated the opposite, and no intention of stopping anytime soon.
The sleepyman may need a change of scenery, been doing the job for a long time now and a fresh voice may be needed for the playing group.
TTG have over the past few years given and opportunity to numerous youngsters such as D Holiday, T Oakley, Z Schwarz, M Herrman, B Atkinson , Kyle Brazel. There are few more younger blokes behind them as well who will get a go soon enough such as Zac Worden
Certainly not doom and gloom.
How did it work when Sounda spent Saturday's playing Grade 46 in the PDCA whilst coaching TTG?
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Lightning McQueen wrote:Footy Smart wrote:Some interesting comments/rumours re TTG, i certainly haven't heard them. In fact some of the experienced blokes have indicated the opposite, and no intention of stopping anytime soon.
The sleepyman may need a change of scenery, been doing the job for a long time now and a fresh voice may be needed for the playing group.
TTG have over the past few years given and opportunity to numerous youngsters such as D Holiday, T Oakley, Z Schwarz, M Herrman, B Atkinson , Kyle Brazel. There are few more younger blokes behind them as well who will get a go soon enough such as Zac Worden
Certainly not doom and gloom.
How did it work when Sounda spent Saturday's playing Grade 46 in the PDCA whilst coaching TTG?
wasn't coaching, Ben Cameron was.
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