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NSW target Afridi
Topic Started: Jun 23 2009, 02:50 AM (405 Views)
LionKing	Jun 30 2009, 04:08 AM Post #31
Full House Posts: 10,482 Group: Full Member Member #366 Joined: 28 June 2006	Laurzz Jun 30 2009, 04:06 AM Phats team = WA Phats team = anyone who plays against NSW.



Phat	Jun 30 2009, 04:12 AM Post #32
Reporters I like: Joel Duffman, the Newsly Times Posts: 23,149 Group: Full Member Member #1,039 Joined: 5 June 2007	LionKing Jun 30 2009, 04:08 AM Laurzz Jun 30 2009, 04:06 AM Phats team = WA Phats team = anyone who plays against NSW. Which will = WA once Gayle goes there. For the record, I don't go for Vic or Qld when they're playing NSW, nor WA unless North is playing for them. Soft spot for Tassie via Boonie, soft spot for South Australia via Lehmann.



Mao	Jul 1 2009, 03:38 AM Post #33
Hyper Beam, Thunder, Dragon Rage, Ice Beam Posts: 52,675 Group: Full Member Member #306 Joined: 27 June 2006	Western Australia have scored the cricketing coup of the year, securing West Indies captain Chris Gayle for this summer's domestic Twenty20 competition. Gayle, one of the biggest and cleanest hitters in the game, has taken a particular liking to Twenty20 cricket. In 12 Twenty20 internationals, the 29-year-old left-hander has plundered 454 runs at a phenomenal average of 41.27, while also snaring seven wickets at 27 apiece. "Given the profile and the importance of the KFC Big Bash competition ... it presents an exciting opportunity for WA cricket fans to catch a glimpse of one of the world's premier Twenty20 cricketers," Warriors coach Tom Moody said. "Chris will provide a tremendous boost to the Warriors' Big Bash campaign, and having missed out on the the opportunity to compete at the first Champions League Twenty20, we are determined to do all that we can to give ourselves a great chance of qualifying for the 2010 edition of the tournament." ---- funts



LionKing	Jul 1 2009, 06:27 AM Post #34
Full House Posts: 10,482 Group: Full Member Member #366 Joined: 28 June 2006	Laurzz Jul 1 2009, 03:38 AM Western Australia have scored the cricketing coup of the year, securing West Indies captain Chris Gayle for this summer's domestic Twenty20 competition. Gayle, one of the biggest and cleanest hitters in the game, has taken a particular liking to Twenty20 cricket. In 12 Twenty20 internationals, the 29-year-old left-hander has plundered 454 runs at a phenomenal average of 41.27, while also snaring seven wickets at 27 apiece. "Given the profile and the importance of the KFC Big Bash competition ... it presents an exciting opportunity for WA cricket fans to catch a glimpse of one of the world's premier Twenty20 cricketers," Warriors coach Tom Moody said. "Chris will provide a tremendous boost to the Warriors' Big Bash campaign, and having missed out on the the opportunity to compete at the first Champions League Twenty20, we are determined to do all that we can to give ourselves a great chance of qualifying for the 2010 edition of the tournament." ---- funts Today was confirmation that the IPL is a joke. WA also wanted Gilly to go with Gayle but he told them he was now retired. He will still be playing IPL though.



Phat	Jul 1 2009, 06:36 AM Post #35
Reporters I like: Joel Duffman, the Newsly Times Posts: 23,149 Group: Full Member Member #1,039 Joined: 5 June 2007	I don't understand it - a guy who 2 weeks ago was being talked about as a potential saviour for the AUSTRALIAN T20 side (Gilchrist) basically commits himself to the IPL ahead of the Big Bash and that actually takes AWAY from the seriousness of the IPL? Call me an idiot - which you will in any reply no doubt - but doesn't that actually make the Big Bash look like more of a joke than the IPL?



LionKing	Jul 1 2009, 02:18 PM Post #36
Full House Posts: 10,482 Group: Full Member Member #366 Joined: 28 June 2006	Phat Jul 1 2009, 06:36 AM I don't understand it - a guy who 2 weeks ago was being talked about as a potential saviour for the AUSTRALIAN T20 side (Gilchrist) basically commits himself to the IPL ahead of the Big Bash and that actually takes AWAY from the seriousness of the IPL? Call me an idiot - which you will in any reply no doubt - but doesn't that actually make the Big Bash look like more of a joke than the IPL? No. To me it looks like the IPL is a nice retirement village where there is no pressure to perform.



Mao	Jul 1 2009, 03:05 PM Post #37
Hyper Beam, Thunder, Dragon Rage, Ice Beam Posts: 52,675 Group: Full Member Member #306 Joined: 27 June 2006	Lol i just realised how much LHB we have....Katman, Hughes, Hussey, North, Johnson only Ponting Clarke are RHB :blink: Swann is gonna be happy <_< he's gonna bowl a lot of straight balls and our LHB will think he is good enough to turn it but he doesnt...grr u watch



LionKing	Jul 2 2009, 12:02 PM Post #38
Full House Posts: 10,482 Group: Full Member Member #366 Joined: 28 June 2006	So it looks like Menthis or whatever his name is to South Aussie, Freddy to Qld. Good to see all the other states who bagged NSW for bring in McCullum also bring in their imports.



Phat	Jul 4 2009, 02:18 AM Post #39
Reporters I like: Joel Duffman, the Newsly Times Posts: 23,149 Group: Full Member Member #1,039 Joined: 5 June 2007	The other states didn't give a fck about them signing an import, they gave a fck about them bringing in a ring-in for one game.



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