Discussion BBL|09 SuperCoach BBL In Game Discussion
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79 this morning.
Played better than yesterday
One brain fade triple hurt
SC wise What really hurts
Is I have
ABCD
Rahman
Finch
Avoided Boyce and Webster as a reverse pod move, which worked so far.
When I got your text i was stunned.
Never had that happen before
Oh well, kind a hoping Finch struggles game 2 and Lynn fires
Maybe it was meant to be ?
Played better than yesterday
One brain fade triple hurt
SC wise What really hurts
Is I have
ABCD
Rahman
Finch
Avoided Boyce and Webster as a reverse pod move, which worked so far.
When I got your text i was stunned.
Never had that happen before
Oh well, kind a hoping Finch struggles game 2 and Lynn fires
Maybe it was meant to be ?
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Yeah it's a tough one - I was leaning towards Inglis myself more because of his capacity to add bonus points via his keeping, which could be quite lucrative especially if Fawad and Agar are on their games and he can sneak in a stumping / catch or two off them.
Weatherald probably has the higher scoring potential with the bat at home given his ability to reach or clear the boundaries in bunches in a hurry and he's probably due for a decent hit out.
Still up in the air at the moment but there's 40-odd minutes to work it out..
Weatherald probably has the higher scoring potential with the bat at home given his ability to reach or clear the boundaries in bunches in a hurry and he's probably due for a decent hit out.
Still up in the air at the moment but there's 40-odd minutes to work it out..
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Yeah it's a tough one - I was leaning towards Inglis myself more because of his capacity to add bonus points via his keeping, which could be quite lucrative especially if Fawad and Agar are on their games and he can sneak in a stumping / catch or two off them.
Weatherald probably has the higher scoring potential with the bat at home given his ability to reach or clear the boundaries in bunches in a hurry and he's probably due for a decent hit out.
Still up in the air at the moment but there's 40-odd minutes to work it out..
Weatherald probably has the higher scoring potential with the bat at home given his ability to reach or clear the boundaries in bunches in a hurry and he's probably due for a decent hit out.
Still up in the air at the moment but there's 40-odd minutes to work it out..
I actually considered playing Neser ahead of Weatherald (weak opposition, good batting pitch, so Neser may not bat) - so I don’t see Weatherald as a bad option at all.
