GCA & BPCA match previews and reviews

[crktluva]

Originally Posted by supersaintjohnny

Who was the umpire?

stotty. to be fair camo and i were at mid off and mid on, and we didnt hear it, but eeryone including their square leg said he hit the cover off it.

[Babies Arm]

cant wait for ants to do the match review this week

[ants14]

ask and you shall receive

NORTH GEELONG v SOUTH BARWON
After the debacle of the week before, with all games being heated off, the match result really didn't matter to either side. North Geelong won the toss and elected to bat on what looked like a good wicket. Hall and Spierings did well to survive the opening onslaught from Hunt and Anderton before Hall edged one to the keeper after previously being dropped in the slips. Millard joined Spierings who didn't hang around for much longer edging one off Brad Hauenstein. This sparked a major middle order collapse with Brad Hauenstein taking 5 wickets for 33 runs including the key wicket of Alf Clark for 13. Millard continued to provide some resistance, and North headed into tea with there backs to their wall at 6-100. Anderton was immediately brought back on after the break and Anthony Ford was also introduced and the two cleaned up the tail, bowling North out for 129 after only 48 overs, giving South 32 overs to bat before the end of the day.
Millard 51 B.Hauenstein 5-33 Anderton 3-35 Ford 2-2

A determined North outfit took to the field for 32 overs but the luck didn't go there was. After dismissing Morrison, Scown had Ford dropped cheaply by Millard in first slip, and then in the final over the day Lymer had Whittingham dropped by Scown also in first slip. South headed into stumps at 1-62 in prime position. The new day started with South clearly on the attack. After being clubbed for a few fours, Armistead got the wicket of Whittingham with one of the worst balls ever, bringing Hester to the crease. This spelt trouble as Hester immediately took to the bowling with glee. Scown finally dismissed Ford cutting to Clark in the gully, and the real Hauenstein came to the crease. The two put on 63 quick runs with Hauenstein only making 9 of them. The same thing happened in the next partnership with Linke making only 9 whilst Hester continued dominating. The fake Hauenstein came in for the final dig with Hester who brought up his century and South declared at 5-235, in an attempt to earn an ouright to gain a couple of spots on the ladder.
Hester 102no Whittingham 36 Ford 32 Scown 3-62

The North bats set out with the aim to simply not be bowled out and right from the first ball it proved to be tough. Anderton bowled brillaintly with the new ball with tons of aggression and roughed up a few of the North bats with some great short pitched bowling. Millard provided the backbone scoring another good 50 before stumps were pulled up with North at 4-87.
Millard 53 no Anderton 2-19

Votes 3. Hester 2. B.Hauenstein 1. Millard

[I Bowl Meat Pies]

Originally Posted by ants14

ask and you shall receive

NORTH GEELONG v SOUTH BARWON
After the debacle of the week before, with all games being heated off, the match result really didn't matter to either side. North Geelong won the toss and elected to bat on what looked like a good wicket. Hall and Spierings did well to survive the opening onslaught from Hunt and Anderton before Hall edged one to the keeper after previously being dropped in the slips. Millard joined Spierings who didn't hang around for much longer edging one off Brad Hauenstein. This sparked a major middle order collapse with Brad Hauenstein taking 5 wickets for 33 runs including the key wicket of Alf Clark for 13. Millard continued to provide some resistance, and North headed into tea with there backs to their wall at 6-100. Anderton was immediately brought back on after the break and Anthony Ford was also introduced and the two cleaned up the tail, bowling North out for 129 after only 48 overs, giving South 32 overs to bat before the end of the day.
Millard 51 B.Hauenstein 5-33 Anderton 3-35 Ford 2-2

A determined North outfit took to the field for 32 overs but the luck didn't go there was. After dismissing Morrison, Scown had Ford dropped cheaply by Millard in first slip, and then in the final over the day Lymer had Whittingham dropped by Scown also in first slip. South headed into stumps at 1-62 in prime position. The new day started with South clearly on the attack. After being clubbed for a few fours, Armistead got the wicket of Whittingham with one of the worst balls ever, bringing Hester to the crease. This spelt trouble as Hester immediately took to the bowling with glee. Scown finally dismissed Ford cutting to Clark in the gully, and the real Hauenstein came to the crease. The two put on 63 quick runs with Hauenstein only making 9 of them. The same thing happened in the next partnership with Linke making only 9 whilst Hester continued dominating. The fake Hauenstein came in for the final dig with Hester who brought up his century and South declared at 5-235, in an attempt to earn an ouright to gain a couple of spots on the ladder.
Hester 102no Whittingham 36 Ford 32 Scown 3-62

The North bats set out with the aim to simply not be bowled out and right from the first ball it proved to be tough. Anderton bowled brillaintly with the new ball with tons of aggression and roughed up a few of the North bats with some great short pitched bowling. Millard provided the backbone scoring another good 50 before stumps were pulled up with North at 4-87.
Millard 53 no Anderton 2-19

Votes 3. Hester 2. B.Hauenstein 1. Millard

not a bad report tone... but wtf was scown at first slip... shouldnt the cordon be millard, sam and lymer, with alf in the gully.... ok lymer might of been bowling.. but scown !!! he isnt coach anymore lol.. whys he in there

[ants14]

Originally Posted by I Bowl Meat Pies

not a bad report tone... but wtf was scown at first slip... shouldnt the cordon be millard, sam and lymer, with alf in the gully.... ok lymer might of been bowling.. but scown !!! he isnt coach anymore lol.. whys he in there

theres 4 blokes designated for the slips. sam juddy scowny and shane. sam prefers to be running around and i think scowny was stuffed from bowling...

[I Bowl Meat Pies]

Originally Posted by ants14

theres 4 blokes designated for the slips. sam juddy scowny and shane. sam prefers to be running around and i think scowny was stuffed from bowling...

yep ive just copt a message off scowny for my last comments.. apparently he'd been down at 3rd man or sumthing... so fair enuff... still im available for the cordon this week if the 1's need me..... can take blinders from time to time

[ants14]

Originally Posted by I Bowl Meat Pies

yep ive just copt a message off scowny for my last comments.. apparently he'd been down at 3rd man or sumthing... so fair enuff... still im available for the cordon this week if the 1's need me..... can take blinders from time to time

mmm, thats what he claims, he definintely was coming back from a chase, whether he was ready or not u have to take his word for. we have no video replay lol

[cheer_cheer]

Originally Posted by ants14

ask and you shall receive

NORTH GEELONG v SOUTH BARWON
After the debacle of the week before, with all games being heated off, the match result really didn't matter to either side. North Geelong won the toss and elected to bat on what looked like a good wicket. Hall and Spierings did well to survive the opening onslaught from Hunt and Anderton before Hall edged one to the keeper after previously being dropped in the slips. Millard joined Spierings who didn't hang around for much longer edging one off Brad Hauenstein. This sparked a major middle order collapse with Brad Hauenstein taking 5 wickets for 33 runs including the key wicket of Alf Clark for 13. Millard continued to provide some resistance, and North headed into tea with there backs to their wall at 6-100. Anderton was immediately brought back on after the break and Anthony Ford was also introduced and the two cleaned up the tail, bowling North out for 129 after only 48 overs, giving South 32 overs to bat before the end of the day.
Millard 51 B.Hauenstein 5-33 Anderton 3-35 Ford 2-2

A determined North outfit took to the field for 32 overs but the luck didn't go there was. After dismissing Morrison, Scown had Ford dropped cheaply by Millard in first slip, and then in the final over the day Lymer had Whittingham dropped by Scown also in first slip. South headed into stumps at 1-62 in prime position. The new day started with South clearly on the attack. After being clubbed for a few fours, Armistead got the wicket of Whittingham with one of the worst balls ever, bringing Hester to the crease. This spelt trouble as Hester immediately took to the bowling with glee. Scown finally dismissed Ford cutting to Clark in the gully, and the real Hauenstein came to the crease. The two put on 63 quick runs with Hauenstein only making 9 of them. The same thing happened in the next partnership with Linke making only 9 whilst Hester continued dominating. The fake Hauenstein came in for the final dig with Hester who brought up his century and South declared at 5-235, in an attempt to earn an ouright to gain a couple of spots on the ladder.
Hester 102no Whittingham 36 Ford 32 Scown 3-62

The North bats set out with the aim to simply not be bowled out and right from the first ball it proved to be tough. Anderton bowled brillaintly with the new ball with tons of aggression and roughed up a few of the North bats with some great short pitched bowling. Millard provided the backbone scoring another good 50 before stumps were pulled up with North at 4-87.
Millard 53 no Anderton 2-19

Votes 3. Hester 2. B.Hauenstein 1. Millard

so going on with the above theory where the non dominating batsmen only scored 9 in a partnership, the final partnership of the South innings saw Hester score 9, while the fake Hauenstein scored 11 !! There was some massive hitting in Hesters innings of 100 though !!

[ants14]

Originally Posted by gca_ipl

so going on with the above theory where the non dominating batsmen only scored 9 in a partnership, the final partnership of the South innings saw Hester score 9, while the fake Hauenstein scored 11 !! There was some massive hitting in Hesters innings of 100 though !!

well i got bored of repeating myself lol. and i didnt really feel as though i needed to pay myself out anymore than what i already had. but they were some largies i got hit for

[ants14]

Actually I think this report would have been much better..which one would you prefer.

Damien Hester rattled off an unbeaten century as South Barwon cruised to victory at Reynolds reserve.

Hmmm, anyway up to you guys