Ford Ranger Cup Season 2009/10

carlton10 · Legend Posts: 11816 Age: 14 Location: VICTORIA

Panthers wrote:

Yeah, Queensland are looking like they could challenge for the title again this season, although it's still early days in this competition and we are yet to see New South Wales and Victoria play in the FRC. To be honest, I think this season will be one of the closest seasons we've seen in a long time, any State can beat each other on any given day.

Yeah that is true.

I reckon it's between QLD, Vic and Tasmania tho.
Keep in mind, NSW wont have Lee, Katich (well for a bit), Clark, Hughes (perhaps), Hauritz and perhaps a few more because of international duties

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Ashes · Guru Posts: 2066 Location: Places Unknown

depends how the Aussie selctors pick the team Carlton, the ODI players will miss a few early games but after that they could be near full strength

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carlton10 · Legend Posts: 11816 Age: 14 Location: VICTORIA

New South Wales name Haddin and Jaques

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New South Wales will welcome back two key men, Brad Haddin and Phil Jaques, when the Blues take on Western Australia in an FR Cup match on Sunday. Haddin has been out of action since the end of the Ashes series, during which he picked up a finger injury that required surgery when he returned home to Australia.

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Great Ins for NSW. They should go in favourites against W.A. Good to see Hadds back Very Happy

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Styletix · Guru Posts: 4318 Age: 22 Location: KALLANGALANGALANGA

Will be interesting to see how they fit Hughes, Jaques and Warner in the same team. Usman Khawaja will be puttin his hand up too. NSW are such a strong outfit these days

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carlton10 · Legend Posts: 11816 Age: 14 Location: VICTORIA

carlton10 wrote:

After seeing a few matches I have predicted the table at the end of the season.

1. Victoria
2. Tasmania
3. Queensland
4. New South Wales
5. Western Australia
6. South Australia

New Prediction.

1. Victoria
2. Queensland
3. New South Wales
4. Tasmania
5. Western Australia
6. South Australia

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carlton10 · Legend Posts: 11816 Age: 14 Location: VICTORIA

Well a great start to the season for the Vics Very Happy

A fantastic knock by Hodgey.

We face Tassie tomorrow at the G so hopefully we can get up, we have a few injuries tho plus McDonald going over to India.

Go Vics! Get posting in the Vic vs Tas thread fellas!

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neil21 · Guru Posts: 6858 Age: 20 Location: A land down under

Could be a chance for the Pattinson brothers to play a game with each other for Victoria tomorrow

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south01 · Guru Posts: 1943 Location: Melbourne

hell yeah Go Vics thats a record victory Smile

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carlton10 · Legend Posts: 11816 Age: 14 Location: VICTORIA

What a bloody amazing win. We're now 2 from 2. And in a weeks time we play WA at the 'G, hopefully I can get to the game.

VICTORIA!

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Cynic · Guru Posts: 7867 Age: 22

You doubted me when I wanted John Hastings in my CMG team.

For shame.

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carlton10 · Legend Posts: 11816 Age: 14 Location: VICTORIA

Cynic wrote:

You doubted me when I wanted John Hastings in my CMG team.

For shame.

Haha we've got many injuries and people who were on International duty. He bowled awesome!

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carlton10 · Legend Posts: 11816 Age: 14 Location: VICTORIA

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Vics do it minus stars

15 November, 2009

Victoria is developing a sense of invincibility as it continues to record victories without many of its front-line players, according to pace bowler John Hastings.
The Bushrangers maintained their undefeated start to the Ford Ranger Cup campaign with a third-straight win against Western Australia at the MCG on Saturday.

The fact the Vics recorded the emphatic 91-run bonus-point win with the likes of Cameron White, Andrew McDonald, Shane Harwood, Dirk Nannes, Jon Holland, Clint McKay and Damien Wright all unavailable is providing a huge source of confidence for the group.

http://cricket.com.au/default.aspx?s=news-display&id=18686

3 from 3

Without these stars we're doing an awesome job.

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Panthers · Administrator/Owner Posts: 10017 Location: Nth Queensland

Western Australia taking on New South Wales at the WACA.

Western Australia scored 3/309 from their 50 overs. Shaun Marsh top scored with 116 and his brother Mitch made 60 off just 29 balls.

It should be a really interesting run chase with the likes of Hughes, Warner, Smith and Henriques in the Blues side.

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carlton10 · Legend Posts: 11816 Age: 14 Location: VICTORIA

NSW 5/107

They need 8.1 an over atm so it's all over you'd have to say. Disappointing effort by the boys aye Ashes

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Fiji Bati · Guru Posts: 4110 Location: The Slums of Heaven

Did anyone hear about Peter George taking 8 wickets against Tasmania? (in one innings) he ended up with figures of 8/84.

Tasmania scored 389 in their 1st innings with Ed Cowan leading the way scoring 225. South Australia are now 4/220 at the end of day 2. It should be interesting to see how the match results, it is even in balance at the moment and I think the match will end in a draw.

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Tonks · Veteran Posts: 728 Age: 15 Location: Highbury

Yeah I did hear about that Fiji, maybe some young stars coming through.

Ashes · Guru Posts: 2066 Location: Places Unknown

carlton10 wrote:

NSW 5/107

They need 8.1 an over atm so it's all over you'd have to say. Disappointing effort by the boys aye Ashes

Pathetic is the appropriate word Carlton bordering on dismal to be bowled out in 38 overs is morbid. Anyway I doubt Clark will be captaining again any time soon I say give it to Moises he captained the U/19's/21's really well.

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carlton10 · Legend Posts: 11816 Age: 14 Location: VICTORIA

Fiji_Bati wrote:

Did anyone hear about Peter George taking 8 wickets against Tasmania? (in one innings) he ended up with figures of 8/84.

Tasmania scored 389 in their 1st innings with Ed Cowan leading the way scoring 225. South Australia are now 4/220 at the end of day 2. It should be interesting to see how the match results, it is even in balance at the moment and I think the match will end in a draw.

This should be in the Sheffield Shield thread... but anyway, top effort by George. He got 3/47 off 19 overs in the 2nd innings as well!!!

11/131!

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