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eth-dog
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If he does, probably 8? Manenti is good enough at 7.
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All this could take for NSW is Alex Carey's wicket.
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Shaw is a wicket keeper at grade level. Davies (or Maddinson) would bowl offies if required I'd say.
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Lehmann scoring runs, SA winning games?! this timeline is creeping me out!!! 
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Solid call on my part
eth-dog
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SA virtually guaranteed a final. Vic's need to win tomorrow to stay alive, which probably kills Queensland.
I’m not overly confident at some stage WA will fire
eth-dog
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Too many results need to go their way.
Tomorrow only I’m referring to
eth-dog
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Yeah fair enough
Between international series and against their bunnies, there isn’t anything surer.
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I get that CA don't give a shit about the comp etc etc but why were today and tomorrow's games not D/N fixtures? Feel like you'd get a couple of thousand filtering through the gates to generate some interest.
Yep, if going to play mid week games you may as well at least try and generate some interest from people heading home from work.
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Big day of destiny .
Western Australia need to win today to keep any faint hope of Finals alive. Victoria win and they will be in 2nd play in the One Day Cup.
Western Australiasn lynchpin has been their batting this tournament.
Western Australia need to win today to keep any faint hope of Finals alive. Victoria win and they will be in 2nd play in the One Day Cup.
Western Australiasn lynchpin has been their batting this tournament.
eth-dog
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Very wet here. Not sure how much play we'll see
- Oct 6, 2011
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If its a rained out game, that will suit the men up the border . NSW will still keep their 2nd spot.
WA and VIC will be desperate even for a little T20 giggle if it comes down to that.
WA and VIC will be desperate even for a little T20 giggle if it comes down to that.
eth-dog
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It looks like Solid rain for the next few hours.
- Oct 6, 2011
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In my opinion WA to keep their Top 2 spots alive, have to go for the bonus point + win in their last 2 games to keep any slim chances of making this years Finals.
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Whats an appropriate name for the 'One Day Cup 2024'? Vote here
www.cricket.com.au
or you can email your response to: onedaycup@cricket.com.au
This cant be right can it? I dont recall Hayden coming up in the 1989-90 season?
Tough decision for me: Brad Hodge, Lehmann, Bevan or Dean Jones.
Bevan most importantly was a winner with 6 titles and has to be in the conversation. While Dean Jones numbers might not stack up, people see him as a bit of a pioneer for aggressive cricket. He averaged 50 or so back in the 80s and 90s. And I think it would be fair to recognise him.
Hodge would be a worthy name but I feel the game changed a bit from late 90s to 2000s and now to 2010s when he was still around. He doesnt strike me as a player that won as many trophies from memory.
Lehmann a bit the same as Hodge.
As a kid growing up, Just remember Bevan dominated domestic level. Ice cool under pressure and chased down targets to a tee.
Symonds currently leads the polls on Cricket Australia website. But I think with less than 2000 runs , feel like he is getting sentiment with this young generation after his recent passing as a young age.
Id go Dean Jones> Bevan > Hodge> Lehmann.
Name the Cup! Fan vote to help shape new one-day cup trophy | cricket.com.au
The men's One-Day Cup trophy will honour a great of the game with fan input to help choose the name
www.cricket.com.au
or you can email your response to: onedaycup@cricket.com.au
This cant be right can it? I dont recall Hayden coming up in the 1989-90 season?
Tough decision for me: Brad Hodge, Lehmann, Bevan or Dean Jones.
Bevan most importantly was a winner with 6 titles and has to be in the conversation. While Dean Jones numbers might not stack up, people see him as a bit of a pioneer for aggressive cricket. He averaged 50 or so back in the 80s and 90s. And I think it would be fair to recognise him.
Hodge would be a worthy name but I feel the game changed a bit from late 90s to 2000s and now to 2010s when he was still around. He doesnt strike me as a player that won as many trophies from memory.
Lehmann a bit the same as Hodge.
As a kid growing up, Just remember Bevan dominated domestic level. Ice cool under pressure and chased down targets to a tee.
Symonds currently leads the polls on Cricket Australia website. But I think with less than 2000 runs , feel like he is getting sentiment with this young generation after his recent passing as a young age.
Id go Dean Jones> Bevan > Hodge> Lehmann.
eth-dog
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Dude it's already been narrowed down to Dean Jones, Andrew Symonds or Michael Bevan. Like three weeks ago they announced that.Whats an appropriate name for the 'One Day Cup 2024'? Vote here
Name the Cup! Fan vote to help shape new one-day cup trophy | cricket.com.au
The men's One-Day Cup trophy will honour a great of the game with fan input to help choose the name
or you can email your response to: onedaycup@cricket.com.au
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This cant be right can it? I dont recall Hayden coming up in the 1989-90 season?
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Tough decision for me: Brad Hodge, Lehmann, Bevan or Dean Jones.
Bevan most importantly was a winner with 6 titles and has to be in the conversation. While Dean Jones numbers might not stack up, people see him as a bit of a pioneer for aggressive cricket. He averaged 50 or so back in the 80s and 90s. And I think it would be fair to recognise him.
Hodge would be a worthy name but I feel the game changed a bit from late 90s to 2000s and now to 2010s when he was still around. He doesnt strike me as a player that won as many trophies from memory.
Lehmann a bit the same as Hodge.
As a kid growing up, Just remember Bevan dominated domestic level. Ice cool under pressure and chased down targets to a tee.
Symonds currently leads the polls on Cricket Australia website. But I think with less than 2000 runs , feel like he is getting sentiment with this young generation after his recent passing as a young age.
Id go Dean Jones> Bevan > Hodge> Lehmann.
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