Archive for August, 2009

World Record Opening Partnership?????

Thursday, August 27th, 2009

In early February 2009, the Victorian Over Sixties Cricket Association held its first 20/20 matches. In one, there was an opening partnership of 60 runs off 8 overs. Is this a record for over 60’s cricket? (more…)

Pommie Momentum Established in Fourth Test

Monday, August 24th, 2009

Well the English cricket team have recaptured the Ashes. Congratulations. Another swing of momentum? (more…)

Siddle not up to Test Standard!?

Friday, August 21st, 2009

This week, English commentator Tim De Lisle, claimed Peter Siddle is not up to test standard. Well I must say that got my dander up, being a stong Victorian supporter, let alone Aussie. But lets be reasonable and try and respond with out becoming too emotional. (more…)

Return of the Longstop?

Thursday, August 13th, 2009

It is time for the return of the longstop!!

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Cycles of Momentum – who has it in the Ashes?

Tuesday, August 11th, 2009

Shane Warne, in his 4th Test commentary, was adamant that momentum had swung Australia’s way on the last day of the 3rd Test.  But how long will this persist? (more…)

My State Cap!!!!

Monday, August 10th, 2009

Gee! Was I that impressive in my first game? No, I am just kidding myself. It must be just a shortage of players. I had been asked to to turn up at the interstate carnival, starting on Novembert 17th.

Whatever, if I get a game, I can boast to my old cricketing friends I have got my state cap. (more…)

The Headhunter Re-debuts

Thursday, August 6th, 2009

Bayside’s 2008/09 season started on October 5th. Unfortunately I did not participate. My morning on that day, started very early in a steamy Port Moresby. A week on the Kokoda track had taken its toll, and I missed the next few games also. Some weird virus had removed my hunger and seven kilos. My kidney function had shut down, and I was lucky to make it.

Finally the great day came. On November 9th, the once feared “Head Hunter of Dandy High” re-emerged onto the green sward. However there was another twist to the tale. I arrived at the Highett West ground to find I was one of fourteen Bayside players. Fortunately our opponents Whitehorse were understaffed. So three Baysidians joined them I was one of them. (more…)


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