Ashes debate thread.

[Englishandproud]

Cheers evertonfan, looks like staying up all night then for some periods over the last part of the year and new year.

 

[evertonfan]

Well i'll be in Brisbane for the first Test so I won't be up all night for that Test.

 

[BigCrickNan]

Perth is 8 hours ahead.
Melbourne (The furthest East I think) is 11 hours ahead.

Correct me if I'm wrong though.

http://www.worldtimezone.com/

Although it might change when our clocks change.

Perth will be nine, i think adelaide is 10/11 and melbourne sydney are 12. Sydney is furthest east.

 

[Englishandproud]

Well i'll be in Brisbane for the first Test so I won't be up all night for that Test.

Lucky you, how u manage to get them tickets ?

 

[evertonfan]

No i'm not in the ground, it's just a very coincidential family holiday!

 

[Englishandproud]

No i'm not in the ground, it's just a very coincidential family holiday!

Very coincidental !!!!! lol

 

[BigCrickNan]

No i'm not in the ground, it's just a very coincidential family holiday!

Haha, unless you want to give a lot to the touts. Similar to when i went on holiday to monaco last year at the same time liverpool were in the supercup, i got tickets though .

 

[Sureshot]

Perth will be nine, i think adelaide is 10/11 and melbourne sydney are 12. Sydney is furthest east.

You sure?

Perth is only 7 ahead of us now.

I now DST comes into affect but that's only one hour is it not?

 

[valvolux]

OK stuck it in the eng/paki thread even though I think it has complete relevance to this coming ashes series. Reverse swing is indeed a dark art, even Fletcher is now admitting it.

 

[irottev]

I think you got the wrong thread buddy.

 

[James219]

Perth will be nine, i think adelaide is 10/11 and melbourne sydney are 12. Sydney is furthest east.

Err, we're (Melbourne/Sydney) ten hours ahead of you's, and Perth is eight, seeing as it's two behind us....at least I think that's right? And, yes, Sydney is the furthest east.
Wait, I didn't take into account day light savings or anything...oh well.

 

[BigCrickNan]

Ok I have checked ouit the times zone wise:

Western Australia 7 Hours ahead. Northern Territory 9? Hours ahead. Southern Australia 9? ahead. Queensland 10 ahead. NSW 10 ahead and Victoria 10 ahead. So is tasmania.

That is the current time not sure if it'll change .

 

[aussie1st]

Nope those timezones come Ashes time will be right. Can't remember when Queensland go 1 hour behind NSW and Victoria though.

 

[BigCrickNan]

Nope those timezones come Ashes time will be right. Can't remember when Queensland go 1 hour behind NSW and Victoria though.

I never said they did .

 

[SpeedyC]

Ok I have checked ouit the times zone wise:

Western Australia 7 Hours ahead. Northern Territory 9? Hours ahead. Southern Australia 9? ahead. Queensland 10 ahead. NSW 10 ahead and Victoria 10 ahead. So is tasmania.

That is the current time not sure if it'll change.

Nope those timezones come Ashes time will be right. Can't remember when Queensland go 1 hour behind NSW and Victoria though.

Daylight savings starts on October 1st for Tasmania and October 29th for ACT, NSW, Victoria and South Australia and finishes on March 25th 2007. And it's forward an hour for those states only.

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