Discussion BBL|14 Teams & In Game Discussion: SATURDAY DOUBLE HEADER 11th JAN 3:45pm AEST [SY6 v PER] & 7:00pm AEST [ADE v BRI]
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Like everyone had Inglis on my watch list for this Round , given all the uncertainty went Weatherald instead 😢
Add in Boyce (my own fault for picking him) going to be well behind the 8 ball (again)
Tye missing Game 1 ended up trading him out instead of Abbott so see how that pans out
Finished up with :-
Boyce
Overton (C)
Thornton
Weatherald (1 game)
Connolly
Richardson (1 game) score drops out
Turner
Need to reset and hope for a massive Round 3
Add in Boyce (my own fault for picking him) going to be well behind the 8 ball (again)
Tye missing Game 1 ended up trading him out instead of Abbott so see how that pans out
Finished up with :-
Boyce
Overton (C)
Thornton
Weatherald (1 game)
Connolly
Richardson (1 game) score drops out
Turner
Need to reset and hope for a massive Round 3
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Some info about Spoors btw, very interested in seeing how he goes tonight :-
Formerly a top-order batter, WA Cricket Academy member Spoors has transformed himself into an attacking leg-spinner capable of scoring quick runs in the middle-order.
The 25-year-old was dominant for Scarborough last season, sharing the 2023-24 Olly Cooley Medal with Perth veteran Jono Wells as WA Premier Cricket’s best and fairest player.
He featured prominently during the Emerging Scorchers’ maiden Top End T20 campaign in August, before impressing in several WA pre-season intrasquad games.
Spoors has also played 10 T20Is and five ODIs for Canada, where his mother was born, and hammered a T20I century against the Philippines in February 2022.
Formerly a top-order batter, WA Cricket Academy member Spoors has transformed himself into an attacking leg-spinner capable of scoring quick runs in the middle-order.
The 25-year-old was dominant for Scarborough last season, sharing the 2023-24 Olly Cooley Medal with Perth veteran Jono Wells as WA Premier Cricket’s best and fairest player.
He featured prominently during the Emerging Scorchers’ maiden Top End T20 campaign in August, before impressing in several WA pre-season intrasquad games.
Spoors has also played 10 T20Is and five ODIs for Canada, where his mother was born, and hammered a T20I century against the Philippines in February 2022.
