Senor Moto Gadili wrote:ATCA team of year
Duffett
Bailey
Hanson
Sykes
Roberts
Fox
Leveroc
Higgins
Richardson
Harvey
Stanborough
Latchford
Not batting order surely? Latchford couldn’t be in that team at 11..
by Port Pirie Power » Wed Mar 27, 2019 10:21 pm
Senor Moto Gadili wrote:ATCA team of year
Duffett
Bailey
Hanson
Sykes
Roberts
Fox
Leveroc
Higgins
Richardson
Harvey
Stanborough
Latchford
by Trader » Wed Mar 27, 2019 10:25 pm
by Senor Moto Gadili » Wed Mar 27, 2019 10:54 pm
Port Pirie Power wrote:Senor Moto Gadili wrote:ATCA team of year
Duffett
Bailey
Hanson
Sykes
Roberts
Fox
Leveroc
Higgins
Richardson
Harvey
Stanborough
Latchford
Not batting order surely? Latchford couldn’t be in that team at 11..
by Senor Moto Gadili » Wed Mar 27, 2019 11:15 pm
by Trader » Thu Mar 28, 2019 10:21 am
Senor Moto Gadili wrote:I reckon Duvall will open the bowling
Trader wrote:Openers
PAOC: Dent (26 @ 13.46), Clayfield (30 @ 12.03)
Pooraka: Virgens (14 @ 12.84), Travis (8 @ 22.88)
by Senor Moto Gadili » Thu Mar 28, 2019 10:53 am
Trader wrote:Senor Moto Gadili wrote:I reckon Duvall will open the bowling
Yup, certainly a chance, opened in Rds 10 and 11, but also was the 6th bowler in Rds 9 and the semi final.
8 wickets at 33 would probably just push the edge further towards PAOC with the new rock:Trader wrote:Openers
PAOC: Dent (26 @ 13.46), Clayfield (30 @ 12.03)
Pooraka: Virgens (14 @ 12.84), Travis (8 @ 22.88)
by Browny25 » Thu Mar 28, 2019 1:26 pm
Sonofbrowny25 wrote:Browny25 wrote:Did bowl 106 overs more than anyone else in that side..
no issues with that... still needs to take the wickets. you have played in sides that this has happened
by Trader » Thu Mar 28, 2019 1:39 pm
Senor Moto Gadili wrote:Trader wrote:Senor Moto Gadili wrote:I reckon Duvall will open the bowling
Yup, certainly a chance, opened in Rds 10 and 11, but also was the 6th bowler in Rds 9 and the semi final.
8 wickets at 33 would probably just push the edge further towards PAOC with the new rock:Trader wrote:Openers
PAOC: Dent (26 @ 13.46), Clayfield (30 @ 12.03)
Pooraka: Virgens (14 @ 12.84), Travis (8 @ 22.88)
I agree that PAOC quicks hold an advantage over Pooraka, but Virgens took 22 wickets in the minor round and 3 in the semi. I think you are underselling his value, especially with Bailey at the stumps. My understanding is that Duvall was bowling offies until round 10. He opened the bowling in rounds 10 and 11 and bowled second change in the semi. While he isn't bowling quick he has good control and does a bit with it. Matty Travis has been struggling with a side strain. He didn't bowl in round 10, didn't play round 11 and only bowled 4 overs with the new ball in the semi before eventually being subbed off. Will be intetesting to see if he is selected and if so whether he takes the new ball.
by Senor Moto Gadili » Thu Mar 28, 2019 2:11 pm
Trader wrote:Senor Moto Gadili wrote:Trader wrote:Senor Moto Gadili wrote:I reckon Duvall will open the bowling
Yup, certainly a chance, opened in Rds 10 and 11, but also was the 6th bowler in Rds 9 and the semi final.
8 wickets at 33 would probably just push the edge further towards PAOC with the new rock:Trader wrote:Openers
PAOC: Dent (26 @ 13.46), Clayfield (30 @ 12.03)
Pooraka: Virgens (14 @ 12.84), Travis (8 @ 22.88)
I agree that PAOC quicks hold an advantage over Pooraka, but Virgens took 22 wickets in the minor round and 3 in the semi. I think you are underselling his value, especially with Bailey at the stumps. My understanding is that Duvall was bowling offies until round 10. He opened the bowling in rounds 10 and 11 and bowled second change in the semi. While he isn't bowling quick he has good control and does a bit with it. Matty Travis has been struggling with a side strain. He didn't bowl in round 10, didn't play round 11 and only bowled 4 overs with the new ball in the semi before eventually being subbed off. Will be intetesting to see if he is selected and if so whether he takes the new ball.
Good pick up, not sure where I got 14 wickets for Virgens from!
Agreed, very good bowler, and if you can control it with a ring field and the keeper up, it becomes very difficult for batsmen that already find the pressure of finals enough to crumble. Is he fit? I heard he was struggling, though that info could have come from someone that got confused with Matty. Speaking of, not great to hear he is struggling, hopefully both are good to go come Saturday.
by Trader » Thu Mar 28, 2019 3:20 pm
Sonofbrowny25 wrote:Trader what’s your run down of A2 and A3
by Sonofbrowny25 » Fri Mar 29, 2019 2:02 pm
Trader wrote:Sonofbrowny25 wrote:Trader what’s your run down of A2 and A3
No one really cares about A3, so here's my A2 thoughts:
A2 Grand Final Preview
Trinity vs Marion
Trinity have earnt the right to host the A2 grand final on the back of a solid season. Dropping just the 1 game, a 1-dayer back in Round 2 when Jack Hill from ROCs got after the Tosser bowlers. They’ll face the A-grade from Marion who as a club are putting together some sort of season. Marion’s B’s are hosting the B2 grand final and their C’s finished minor premiers and only missed out on the GF on the back of Port Districts stacking C2 with James Barns.
Batting
Trinity have amassed 3250 runs at an average of nearly 26. Marion has slightly fewer runs (3164) but at a slightly better average of 29. Cox has been the shining light for Marion (649 @ 54.1), thought McAllister and Kilderry are both past 400 runs as well.
Trinity have just the two bats past the 400 mark, and both have gotten there on the back of a number of second innings performances. Trinity don’t have a batsman averaging over 40, and will rely on a series of contributions, more so than a big score. That said, if Forwood can convert a 50 for once, it will go a long way to Trinity putting a total on the board.
I’m going to have to give the batting edge to Marion, on the back of Chris Geddie’s addition to the side after the Xmas break. (Out of interest, I wonder if he got his clearance approved before December 31st?).
Bowling
With the pill, the early thoughts are Marion. Stanborough (52 @ 11.1), Shah (26 @ 12.9) and Hendo (25 @ 13.2) is an impressive frontline, however Marion does fall away after that. The key for Trinity will be to force Martin to bowl plenty of overs. His economy rate of 3.3 is substantially higher than the remaining attack, and after that, Marion don’t have much.
By comparison, Trinity have a more even spread, with Furnell (29 @ 14.1) leading O’hara (21 @ 15.7), Schaper (20 @ 16.2), Smith (17 @ 23.1) and Lainas (14 @ 12.8 ).
Interestingly, between the 9 bowlers, only Stanborough and Smith have collected a ‘Michelle’ this season.
Game Changers
For mine, the two biggest unknowns both belong to Trinity.
(Don't get me wrong, Marion have plenty of good cricketers, but they are steady players, Trinity have more of the hot and cold).
Look for Cotter to target Stanborough. If he can get a hold of Warrick with the stick, it will change the fortunes of the game and put Marion on the back foot. As mentioned above, Marion don’t have the depth required. If you knock Warrick out of the attack, you’ll have one hand on the shield.
Jace O’Hara’s stats are by far the most disappointing. He’s a better bowler than A2, and he should be dominating. If he can fire up and put in a decent spell, he has the ability to blast through Marion. For mine, Trinity’s hopes of being promoted with a title in their pocket’s relies on Jace.
by thevoice » Fri Mar 29, 2019 9:41 pm
Sonofbrowny25 wrote:Trader wrote:Sonofbrowny25 wrote:Trader what’s your run down of A2 and A3
No one really cares about A3, so here's my A2 thoughts:
A2 Grand Final Preview
Trinity vs Marion
Trinity have earnt the right to host the A2 grand final on the back of a solid season. Dropping just the 1 game, a 1-dayer back in Round 2 when Jack Hill from ROCs got after the Tosser bowlers. They’ll face the A-grade from Marion who as a club are putting together some sort of season. Marion’s B’s are hosting the B2 grand final and their C’s finished minor premiers and only missed out on the GF on the back of Port Districts stacking C2 with James Barns.
Batting
Trinity have amassed 3250 runs at an average of nearly 26. Marion has slightly fewer runs (3164) but at a slightly better average of 29. Cox has been the shining light for Marion (649 @ 54.1), thought McAllister and Kilderry are both past 400 runs as well.
Trinity have just the two bats past the 400 mark, and both have gotten there on the back of a number of second innings performances. Trinity don’t have a batsman averaging over 40, and will rely on a series of contributions, more so than a big score. That said, if Forwood can convert a 50 for once, it will go a long way to Trinity putting a total on the board.
I’m going to have to give the batting edge to Marion, on the back of Chris Geddie’s addition to the side after the Xmas break. (Out of interest, I wonder if he got his clearance approved before December 31st?).
Bowling
With the pill, the early thoughts are Marion. Stanborough (52 @ 11.1), Shah (26 @ 12.9) and Hendo (25 @ 13.2) is an impressive frontline, however Marion does fall away after that. The key for Trinity will be to force Martin to bowl plenty of overs. His economy rate of 3.3 is substantially higher than the remaining attack, and after that, Marion don’t have much.
By comparison, Trinity have a more even spread, with Furnell (29 @ 14.1) leading O’hara (21 @ 15.7), Schaper (20 @ 16.2), Smith (17 @ 23.1) and Lainas (14 @ 12.8 ).
Interestingly, between the 9 bowlers, only Stanborough and Smith have collected a ‘Michelle’ this season.
Game Changers
For mine, the two biggest unknowns both belong to Trinity.
(Don't get me wrong, Marion have plenty of good cricketers, but they are steady players, Trinity have more of the hot and cold).
Look for Cotter to target Stanborough. If he can get a hold of Warrick with the stick, it will change the fortunes of the game and put Marion on the back foot. As mentioned above, Marion don’t have the depth required. If you knock Warrick out of the attack, you’ll have one hand on the shield.
Jace O’Hara’s stats are by far the most disappointing. He’s a better bowler than A2, and he should be dominating. If he can fire up and put in a decent spell, he has the ability to blast through Marion. For mine, Trinity’s hopes of being promoted with a title in their pocket’s relies on Jace.
i noticed that last time Jace didn't place them so that could be interesting to watch, and 1 of those 5fas you mentioned came in the game last time these guys played with Austin Smith getting through Marion.
by Jimmy_041 » Sat Mar 30, 2019 3:46 pm
by Senor Moto Gadili » Sat Mar 30, 2019 3:53 pm
Jimmy_041 wrote:PAOC sent in
4/71 after 33
Keagan 0
Jack Latchford 19
Sam Hurburgh 5
Michael Richardson 21
Lachie Griffiths 24no
Drew Clayfield 1no
by Jimmy_041 » Sat Mar 30, 2019 7:17 pm
by Senor Moto Gadili » Sat Mar 30, 2019 7:38 pm
Jimmy_041 wrote:PAOCCC 187-7 (70)
Lachlan Griffiths: 83
Stumps called.
11:45am start tomorrow.
PAOC to bat the remaining 9.5 overs then Pooraka will have 80 after that.
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