Posted:
#51
Bring Haberfield back on and he gets a wicket with his first ball 
Pretty poor captaincy from Manou it must be said.
Battler's Ford Ranger Cup 2009/10
Posted:
#56
I'll be hitting the Bushrangers today AB, loved them in this spot even before Siddler was named. Now that they have something comparable to a bowling attack (with Pattinson coming in rested), I think they'll be hard to beat, especially when the Blues are without Hughes and Clark. Khawaja and Jaques are the danger men, if we can get them cheap, it should be a breeze.
Posted:
#60
Quote Originally Posted by Gun7:
I'll be hitting the Bushrangers today AB, loved them in this spot even before Siddler was named. Now that they have something comparable to a bowling attack (with Pattinson coming in rested), I think they'll be hard to beat, especially when the Blues are without Hughes and Clark. Khawaja and Jaques are the danger men, if we can get them cheap, it should be a breeze.
I'll be hitting the Bushrangers today AB, loved them in this spot even before Siddler was named. Now that they have something comparable to a bowling attack (with Pattinson coming in rested), I think they'll be hard to beat, especially when the Blues are without Hughes and Clark. Khawaja and Jaques are the danger men, if we can get them cheap, it should be a breeze.
Missed the jump on this one so the hat-trick will have to wait 
Bushrangers in a freefall in the FRC atm.
Posted:
#71
Quote Originally Posted by rod_steel:
The production line just continues 
Yep, and judging by the performances of Harris and McKay, I think the Australian defence of the senior World Cup looks pretty solid.
Watson, Johnson, Bollinger all rested, and Lee and Bracken still saying they want to return, the ODI side looks in pretty good shape.
They just need to unearth a Test bowling attack that can take 20 wickets, and we may well return to the good old days 
4/15 from 6.1 overs from a guy that averages nearly 39
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