Krejza will be considered for the 2nd Test due to his superb 0/136, because they handed him a baggygreen along with his baggyblue
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Australian XI v Leicestershire
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cschreuder61 said:
Be bad luck for either Kasper or Gilly...and the sad part is, if Lee gets carted but Australia win (a real possibility), the selectors wouldn't drop him...
Leicestershire continue at over 5 an over....
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0 for 135
Robinson 61
Rogers 62
Gillespie back on for Kasper....obviously don't want to overwork Lee
Looking forward to hearing eddiesmith on this...no doubt he'll become a big Leicestershire barracker...
Robinson 61
Rogers 62
Gillespie back on for Kasper....obviously don't want to overwork Lee
Looking forward to hearing eddiesmith on this...no doubt he'll become a big Leicestershire barracker...
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Lunch at Leicester
0 for 142
Robinson 62
Rogers 70
Bowling
Lee 6, 0 for 40
Gillespie 9, 0 for 37
Kasper 7, 0 for 20
Magill 8, 0 for 38
0 for 142
Robinson 62
Rogers 70
Bowling
Lee 6, 0 for 40
Gillespie 9, 0 for 37
Kasper 7, 0 for 20
Magill 8, 0 for 38
Leicestershire 0/195 with Rogers reaching his century.
Gillespie has been relatively tight after lunch but MacGill has been smashed around the park.
Gillespie has been relatively tight after lunch but MacGill has been smashed around the park.
NSW pie chuckers, Krejza, Lee, Macgill, etc 
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Cooldude said:NSW pie chuckers, Krejza, Lee, Macgill, etc
Interesting that Punter has not bowled the show Pony after lunch...afraid he might wear him out by bowling more than his usual ten overs a day?
Leicestershire going along nicely...0 for 202
120 for Rogers
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QuiKsiLvA said:WA boy showing them how to bat
Yes, indeed- have to like the look of him in an Aussie A team soon...Lee is bowling again....Punter must have heard my complaints....
Another quality bat off the WA production line.
Shame about the bowlers....
Shame about the bowlers....
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If I've got the totals right, Lee has bowled 10 overs and gioven up 56 runs, while Magill has bowled 14 for 86. 0 wickets yet, of course....
Rogers now on 144
Rogers now on 144
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Robinson out to Lee's bowling....1 for 247
Rogers has his 150
Robinson out for 81 (I think- BBC is behind on the scorecard)
Still 118 behind
Rogers has his 150
Robinson out for 81 (I think- BBC is behind on the scorecard)
Still 118 behind
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At tea
1 for 278
Rogers 169 no
Maunders 13 no
136 runs in the session
Applause for Rogers as he leaves the field...
Leicestershire scorecard
Leicestershire 2nd Innings
Batsman Runs Balls 4s 6s
D D J Robinson b B Lee 81 153 11 0
C J L Rogers not out 169 183 28 2
J K Maunders not out 13 14 3 0
Extras 8nb 7lb 15
Total for 1 278
Bowler O M R W
B Lee 13.0 3 78 1
J N Gillespie 16.0 6 44 0
M S Kasprowicz 13.0 1 53 0
S C G MacGill 14.0 0 86 0
M J Clarke 1.0 0 10 0
1 for 278
Rogers 169 no
Maunders 13 no
136 runs in the session
Applause for Rogers as he leaves the field...
Leicestershire scorecard
Leicestershire 2nd Innings
Batsman Runs Balls 4s 6s
D D J Robinson b B Lee 81 153 11 0
C J L Rogers not out 169 183 28 2
J K Maunders not out 13 14 3 0
Extras 8nb 7lb 15
Total for 1 278
Bowler O M R W
B Lee 13.0 3 78 1
J N Gillespie 16.0 6 44 0
M S Kasprowicz 13.0 1 53 0
S C G MacGill 14.0 0 86 0
M J Clarke 1.0 0 10 0
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1 for 303
Rogers 187
Clarke bowling opposite Gillespie
Rogers 187
Clarke bowling opposite Gillespie
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Rogers with his 200 up, off of Magill
Leicestershire 1 for 331
201 with 32 4s, 2 6s from 209 balls
Great job from the WA batsman in his debut match for Leicestershire
Maunders out to Magill
Leicestershire 1 for 331
201 with 32 4s, 2 6s from 209 balls
Great job from the WA batsman in his debut match for Leicestershire
Maunders out to Magill
Ah macgill, when will they learn.
The only guy that makes runs is an aussie...id say thats a moral victory for us in terms of the ashes!
The only guy that makes runs is an aussie...id say thats a moral victory for us in terms of the ashes!
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Aussies held by Rogers onslaught
Tour match, Grace Road, day three of three (stumps):
Leicestershire 217 & 363-5 drew with Australia 582-7d
Match scorecard
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/shared...et/scorecards/2005/7/12010/html/scorecard.stm
Chris Rogers struck his maiden double ton as Leicestershire staved off defeat on the final day against Australia.
The county side faced a long day at the crease after the Aussies declared on their overnight 582-7, a lead of 365.
But Sydney-born Rogers made 209, with 32 fours and three sixes, to steer the hosts to 363-5 and keep Australia to a draw ahead of the first Ashes Test.
Stuart MacGill took 4-122, while Brett Lee leaked 40 from his first six overs before ousting Darren Robinson for 81.
Jason Gillespie responded well after conceding 37 runs in his first seven overs, recording seven maidens in figures of 0-60 from 20 overs.
Michael Kasprowicz, thought to be sparring with Gillespie for the Test team's third seamer's spot, was slightly more economical with a return of 0-57.
It was MacGill, Shane Warne's leg-spinning understudy, who did the damage with four wickets in the final session but he conceded almost six runs per over.
Rogers treated his more celebrated countrymen with disdain
Openers Rogers and Robinson profited from a little bit of luck and attacking fields in the morning, with a large proportion of boundaries coming either to third-man or through Robinson's favourite mid-wicket area.
Robinson, lbw to Lee off the first ball of the match, this time began the day by clipping the same bowler to the leg-side boundary.
He survived a Lee lbw appeal off his second ball and should have gone on eight when he mis-hooked Gillespie and was reprieved by a comical mix-up between Matthew Hayden and Simon Katich at backward point.
The pair finished the morning session within eight runs of one another out of 142.
But Rogers upped the ante, particularly when hitting MacGill over the top, adding 50 runs in the first hour after lunch - while Robinson managed nine.
With a point to prove against his native country, when Rogers went on the offensive his footwork and lofted driving down the ground off MacGill was impressive.
And his accumulation in a wider arc off the pace bowlers was equally confident and effective.
Robinson had almost ground himself to a halt, meanwhile, by the time Lee (1-78) ripped out his middle-stump with a yorker shortly before tea to end a 247-run stand for the first wicket.
John Maunders fell just after the final interval, caught for 33, and Rogers soon followed to a catch at mid-wicket as four late wickets fell for 31 runs.
Tour match, Grace Road, day three of three (stumps):
Leicestershire 217 & 363-5 drew with Australia 582-7d
Match scorecard
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/shared...et/scorecards/2005/7/12010/html/scorecard.stm
Chris Rogers struck his maiden double ton as Leicestershire staved off defeat on the final day against Australia.
The county side faced a long day at the crease after the Aussies declared on their overnight 582-7, a lead of 365.
But Sydney-born Rogers made 209, with 32 fours and three sixes, to steer the hosts to 363-5 and keep Australia to a draw ahead of the first Ashes Test.
Stuart MacGill took 4-122, while Brett Lee leaked 40 from his first six overs before ousting Darren Robinson for 81.
Jason Gillespie responded well after conceding 37 runs in his first seven overs, recording seven maidens in figures of 0-60 from 20 overs.
Michael Kasprowicz, thought to be sparring with Gillespie for the Test team's third seamer's spot, was slightly more economical with a return of 0-57.
It was MacGill, Shane Warne's leg-spinning understudy, who did the damage with four wickets in the final session but he conceded almost six runs per over.
Rogers treated his more celebrated countrymen with disdain
Openers Rogers and Robinson profited from a little bit of luck and attacking fields in the morning, with a large proportion of boundaries coming either to third-man or through Robinson's favourite mid-wicket area.
Robinson, lbw to Lee off the first ball of the match, this time began the day by clipping the same bowler to the leg-side boundary.
He survived a Lee lbw appeal off his second ball and should have gone on eight when he mis-hooked Gillespie and was reprieved by a comical mix-up between Matthew Hayden and Simon Katich at backward point.
The pair finished the morning session within eight runs of one another out of 142.
But Rogers upped the ante, particularly when hitting MacGill over the top, adding 50 runs in the first hour after lunch - while Robinson managed nine.
With a point to prove against his native country, when Rogers went on the offensive his footwork and lofted driving down the ground off MacGill was impressive.
And his accumulation in a wider arc off the pace bowlers was equally confident and effective.
Robinson had almost ground himself to a halt, meanwhile, by the time Lee (1-78) ripped out his middle-stump with a yorker shortly before tea to end a 247-run stand for the first wicket.
John Maunders fell just after the final interval, caught for 33, and Rogers soon followed to a catch at mid-wicket as four late wickets fell for 31 runs.
Leicestershire 2nd Innings
D ROBINSON b Lee 81 (153)
C ROGERS c Ponting b MacGill 209 (219)
J MAUNDERS c Hayden b MacGill 33 (54)
H ACKERMAN c & b MacGill 1 (4)
J KREJZA b MacGill 19 (36)
T NEW not out 1 (21)
Sundries (10lb 9nb) 19
Five wickets for 363
Fall: 247, 332, 339, 348, 363
Bowling: Lee 13-3-78-1 (7nb), Gillespie 20-7-60-0 (2nb), Kasprowicz 20-4-57-0, MacGill 21.4-1-122-4, Clarke 5-0-36-0
Innings time: 315 mins. Overs: 79.4.
Match drawn.
D ROBINSON b Lee 81 (153)
C ROGERS c Ponting b MacGill 209 (219)
J MAUNDERS c Hayden b MacGill 33 (54)
H ACKERMAN c & b MacGill 1 (4)
J KREJZA b MacGill 19 (36)
T NEW not out 1 (21)
Sundries (10lb 9nb) 19
Five wickets for 363
Fall: 247, 332, 339, 348, 363
Bowling: Lee 13-3-78-1 (7nb), Gillespie 20-7-60-0 (2nb), Kasprowicz 20-4-57-0, MacGill 21.4-1-122-4, Clarke 5-0-36-0
Innings time: 315 mins. Overs: 79.4.
Match drawn.
Nothing like spanking a near on run a ball double century, against that attack to come into the selectors future plans. Brilliant knock.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
OMG, cant even bowl the 3rd worst county side out twice in a match or defend a lead of 365. Great stuff, Brett Lee clearly back in form
And usalion, no I wont support Leicestershire, not this year anyway, last year I did
OMG, cant even bowl the 3rd worst county side out twice in a match or defend a lead of 365. Great stuff, Brett Lee clearly back in form
And usalion, no I wont support Leicestershire, not this year anyway, last year I did
eddiesmith said:
Rogers > Hodge
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I cant beleive that News Article said Sydney Born , he may well be sydney born but he played all his junior cricket in Perth playing for Melville before he got an offeer he couldnt refuse to go play for University in the WACA penant comp. Fricking Eastern Seaboard centric media. His formative cricket was all in Perth.
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