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[OzRulesFootball]

Quiney out is good for Vics. He was slowing things down..lol

 

[Goodie's Guns]

Quiney out is good for Vics. He was slowing things down..lol

Haha, a strike rate of 89 is not good enough at North Sydney.

 

[Goodie's Guns]

Dan Christian OUT for 117 of 90. VICS 2/223 from 33.5 overs.

Wade and White in.

 

[OzRulesFootball]

Damn, Wade is out... Warner and Steve Smith will fancy their chances more now.

 

[OzRulesFootball]

Friggin hell, lost their way this innings. Turns out this score not going to be anywhere near what it had foundations to reach.
White and Hastings will do well now just to get within reach of 350ish.

 

[OzRulesFootball]

Damn, Warner already 22 off 8 balls. Hit Siddle first 2 balls for four...

 

[Goodie's Guns]

Damn, Warner already 22 off 8 balls. Hit Siddle first 2 balls for four...

NSW require 62 from 65 balls with six wickets in hand.
Warner still in on 156!!! 3 big tons in a row.

 

[OzRulesFootball]

NSW require 62 from 65 balls with six wickets in hand.
Warner still in on 156!!! 3 big tons in a row.

Damn, been busy rest of the day so missed seeing if we managed to defend target. Does not sound like we got close.

 

[OzRulesFootball]

fair to say, Warner is back in form. 197.. highest domestic one day score in Australia.... Can he make it 4 centuries in a row against Queensland in the final ?

I'm backing Ryan Harris to knock him over.

 

[PC]

To my wife's dismay, I just discovered this was on! Sunday relax here I come

 

[Goodie's Guns]

QLD Bulls win, 3 towering sixes to end the game which went into the last over.
Khawaja got 104 from 100 to be the man of the match and Cameron White won man of the series.

 

[OzRulesFootball]

Ben Cutting took Hazelwood to the cleaners in the end. Usman Khwaja did his chances no harm. Maddinson finally score some runs for you Goodies, BUT, he dropped two crucial catches in both finals. Harris got Waner out cheap as I backed before the game. If he got off the leash like he did against the Vics I'm sure NSW would have been the title holders. Queensland younger brigade stepped up to the plate more than NSW ones.

I actually like the new format of a tournament for a month. Works well and now the players can get into 4 day games and see if they can push for selection for Test series. It seems weird the Australia one day team still has to be in India for another week whilst the Poms are already preparing for the Test series on our home soil.

 

[Goodie's Guns]

Here are the top ten leading run scorers for in the Ryobi Cup for 2013.

1st - David Warner (NSW) - In eight innings, he made 541 runs averaging 67.62
2nd - Usman Khawaja (QLD) - In seven innings, he made 426 runs averaging 71.00
3rd - Cameron White (VIC) - In six innings, he made 387 runs averaging 77.40
4th - Michael Klinger (SA) - In six innings, he made 380 runs averaging 76.00
5th - Steve Smith (NSW) - In eight innings, he made 321 runs averaging 53.50
6th - Matthew Wade (VIC) - In seven innings, he made 316 runs averaging 45.14
7th - Rob Quiney (VIC) - In six innings, he made 310 runs averaging 51.66
8th - Shaun Marsh (WA) - In four innings, he made 304 runs averaging 76.00
9th - Tom Cooper (SA) - In six innings, he made 294 runs averaging 49.00
10th - Nic Maddinson (NSW) - In seven innings, he made 254 runs averaging 36.28

 

[Goodie's Guns]

Here are the top ten leading wicket takers in the Ryobi Cup for 2013.

1st - Sean Abbott (NSW) - In seven matches, he took 16 wickets at an average of 20.93
2nd - Andrew Tye (WA) - In five matches, he took 13 wickets at an average of 19.30
3rd - Jon Holland (VIC) - In seven matches, he took 13 wickets at an averages of 27.33
4th - Josh Hazlewood (NSW) - In seven matches, he took 12 wickets at an average of 30.83
5th - Gurinder Sandhu (NSW) - In seven matches, he took 11 wickets at an average of 27.81
6th - Michael Neser (QLD) - In six matches, he took 10 wickets at an average of 27.40
7th - Ben Cutting (QLD) - In seven matches, he took 10 wickets at an average of 29.80
8th - Nathan Hauritz (QLD) - In seven matches, he took 9 wickets at an average of 25.88
9th - Joe Mennie (SA) - In five matches, he took 9 wickets at an average of 27.66
10th - Evan Gulbis (TAS) - In six matches, he took 9 wickets at an average of 28.44

 

[OzRulesFootball]

I think it shows we are healthy for talent gearing up for next years World Cup here but as far as Test cricket it changes nothing.
We still have few stand out choices to pick a quality Test batting line-up.
Hopefully Sean Marsh takes his form into the Shield season and presses for Test selection.
Still totally unconvinced about Khawaja making it as a Test batsman.

 

[Goodie's Guns]

Here are the top ten leading run scorers for in the Ryobi Cup for 2013.

1st - David Warner (NSW) - In eight innings, he made 541 runs averaging 67.62
2nd - Usman Khawaja (QLD) - In seven innings, he made 426 runs averaging 71.00
3rd - Cameron White (VIC) - In six innings, he made 387 runs averaging 77.40
4th - Michael Klinger (SA) - In six innings, he made 380 runs averaging 76.00
5th - Steve Smith (NSW) - In eight innings, he made 321 runs averaging 53.50
6th - Matthew Wade (VIC) - In seven innings, he made 316 runs averaging 45.14
7th - Rob Quiney (VIC) - In six innings, he made 310 runs averaging 51.66
8th - Shaun Marsh (WA) - In four innings, he made 304 runs averaging 76.00
9th - Tom Cooper (SA) - In six innings, he made 294 runs averaging 49.00
10th - Nic Maddinson (NSW) - In seven innings, he made 254 runs averaging 36.28

 

[Goodie's Guns]

Here are the top ten leading wicket takers in the Ryobi Cup for 2013.

1st - Sean Abbott (NSW) - In seven matches, he took 16 wickets at an average of 20.93
2nd - Andrew Tye (WA) - In five matches, he took 13 wickets at an average of 19.30
3rd - Jon Holland (VIC) - In seven matches, he took 13 wickets at an averages of 27.33
4th - Josh Hazlewood (NSW) - In seven matches, he took 12 wickets at an average of 30.83
5th - Gurinder Sandhu (NSW) - In seven matches, he took 11 wickets at an average of 27.81
6th - Michael Neser (QLD) - In six matches, he took 10 wickets at an average of 27.40
7th - Ben Cutting (QLD) - In seven matches, he took 10 wickets at an average of 29.80
8th - Nathan Hauritz (QLD) - In seven matches, he took 9 wickets at an average of 25.88
9th - Joe Mennie (SA) - In five matches, he took 9 wickets at an average of 27.66
10th - Evan Gulbis (TAS) - In six matches, he took 9 wickets at an average of 28.44

 

[Grant]

Glad to see Lynn back in some form, albeit in one dayers. Had a hugely promising season a couple of years ago but has really faded in his Shield performances.

Warner should have been player of the tournament ahead of White. Three consecutive centuries is better than five 50s. I'm sure his strike rate would have been far higher too. That said good to see a Victorian get something over a NSW player.

 

[Goodie's Guns]

Good to see Pup in the runs on the first day of shield cricket for the summer, 88 on return. Hopefully his dodgy back can hold up now.
Cam White also continued his good form with 83 for the Vics.

 

[OzRulesFootball]

Good to see Pup in the runs on the first day of shield cricket for the summer, 88 on return. Hopefully his dodgy back can hold up now.
Cam White also continued his good form with 83 for the Vics.

Personally I think Cam White not in the scene but George Bailey with 156 tonight, even though just another one dayer means he will be in the frame.