ING Cup: 2003/2004
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You cant on the game, i give the Man of the Match to who i think performed the best on the day. This is how i decide:
1 Wicket = 20 Runs
But if the bowler gives away too many runs i wont give it to him
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ING Cup: Match 3
Victoria (User) vs Queensland
MATCH INFORMATION
M. Elliot
J. Moss
B. Hodge
I. Harvey
D. Hussey
G. Rummans
S. Warne
C. White
D. Berry
M. Lewis
M. Inness
MATCH REPORT
The pitch looked like it would do a lot early on so Berry decided to have a field. He was not disappointed with some early outswing beating the bat of Jimmy Maher first Ball. Maher gave the strike to Hayden and his first ball was chopped onto the stumps. Lewis' first over prooved quite costly for Queensland as well, with Maher this time, edging a ball to Cameron White in first slip. This didn't get much better, with Carseldine mistiming a leg glance to Rummans at Square Leg. Clinton Perren was a bit lucky early on, mistiming a straight drive to the safe hands of Matthew Elliot from the bowling of Michael Lewis. Both Law and Love were Run Out trying to score quick runs, and the score was suddenly 6/39. Queensland needed a miracle and just like Queensland's match against Victoria at the Gabba where Symonds and Seccombe got their team out of trouble they did it again this match, knotching up a 77 Run Partnership, to go hand in hand with their 75 Run Partnership. They were both dismissed by a good exhibition of Swing Bowling by Jonathon Moss. Lewis cleaned up the tail to leave Queensland with a score of 151 off 41 overs. The hi-lights were Andrew Symonds 47, Wade Seccombe's 32, and Michael Lewis' 5/26.
Victoria needed 152 and they had no trouble, with Matthew Elliot and Jonathon Moss making light work of the Queensland openers. But as they seen them off, Andrew Symonds was introduced in the attack. He picked up the vital scalp of Matthew Elliot misjudging the spin and ending an 85 run partnership. Moss and Hodge continued though and put on a 56 run stand before Carseldine struck, and Victoria were 2/141 with 11 more runs to get. Harvey has disappointed fans this summer, and 3 consecutive boundaries off the bowling of Carseldine showed some of his brilliance. Victoria won by 8 wickets with 21.2 overs to spare. The hi-lights this innings were that of Jonathon Moss' 59*, Matthew Elliot's 45, and Brad Hodges 29. All the Queensland bowlers disappointed, and have something to work on before their next match again South Australia at the Gabba. The "Man of the Match" was a tough one to give with Jonathon Moss impressing with both bat and ball, but in the end it was given to Michael Lewis for his figures of 5/26 off 9 overs. Victoria next play New South Wales at the MCG.
Victoria (User) vs Queensland
MATCH INFORMATION
- Normal Pitch
- Overcast Weather
- 50 Over Match
- Hard Difficulty
M. Elliot
J. Moss
B. Hodge
I. Harvey
D. Hussey
G. Rummans
S. Warne
C. White
D. Berry
M. Lewis
M. Inness
MATCH REPORT
The pitch looked like it would do a lot early on so Berry decided to have a field. He was not disappointed with some early outswing beating the bat of Jimmy Maher first Ball. Maher gave the strike to Hayden and his first ball was chopped onto the stumps. Lewis' first over prooved quite costly for Queensland as well, with Maher this time, edging a ball to Cameron White in first slip. This didn't get much better, with Carseldine mistiming a leg glance to Rummans at Square Leg. Clinton Perren was a bit lucky early on, mistiming a straight drive to the safe hands of Matthew Elliot from the bowling of Michael Lewis. Both Law and Love were Run Out trying to score quick runs, and the score was suddenly 6/39. Queensland needed a miracle and just like Queensland's match against Victoria at the Gabba where Symonds and Seccombe got their team out of trouble they did it again this match, knotching up a 77 Run Partnership, to go hand in hand with their 75 Run Partnership. They were both dismissed by a good exhibition of Swing Bowling by Jonathon Moss. Lewis cleaned up the tail to leave Queensland with a score of 151 off 41 overs. The hi-lights were Andrew Symonds 47, Wade Seccombe's 32, and Michael Lewis' 5/26.
Victoria needed 152 and they had no trouble, with Matthew Elliot and Jonathon Moss making light work of the Queensland openers. But as they seen them off, Andrew Symonds was introduced in the attack. He picked up the vital scalp of Matthew Elliot misjudging the spin and ending an 85 run partnership. Moss and Hodge continued though and put on a 56 run stand before Carseldine struck, and Victoria were 2/141 with 11 more runs to get. Harvey has disappointed fans this summer, and 3 consecutive boundaries off the bowling of Carseldine showed some of his brilliance. Victoria won by 8 wickets with 21.2 overs to spare. The hi-lights this innings were that of Jonathon Moss' 59*, Matthew Elliot's 45, and Brad Hodges 29. All the Queensland bowlers disappointed, and have something to work on before their next match again South Australia at the Gabba. The "Man of the Match" was a tough one to give with Jonathon Moss impressing with both bat and ball, but in the end it was given to Michael Lewis for his figures of 5/26 off 9 overs. Victoria next play New South Wales at the MCG.
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hey do u play these matches without saving/reloading coz that would be the only way to contradict the lineup bug
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yup i have to. When ever i play i just hope that the Computer scores fast while losing wickets so i don't play for too long.
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I bowl predominately bowl off side so basically all their shots are on the offside through cover and point, and hardly any go straight down the ground.
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ING Cup: Match 4
Victoria (User) vs New South Wales
MATCH INFORMATION
M. Elliot
J. Moss
B. Hodge
I. Harvey
D. Hussey
G. Rummans
S. Warne
C. White
D. Berry
M. Lewis
M. Inness
MATCH REPORT
Berry won the toss and put NSW into bat. The two opening batsmen made a decent start, putting 28 runs on the board until Lewis frustrated Brad Haddin into hitting over top, and subsequently getting caught in the outfield. Mark Waugh was facing next over, and didn't get a run on the board, when he was run out. Steve Waugh wanted to make quick runs, and ended up chopping the ball back onto his stumps for only 1 run. NSW were now in trouble at 3/35. Simon Katich and Michael Clarke were going along nicely, keeping the run rate above 3.5 runs and over till Shane Warne got his first victim. He was first turned down for an LBW appeal for Katich's wicket, but next ball had another LBW appeal, and it was given. Katich was out for 62 off 92 deliveries. 9 runs later Clarke was dismissed to a similar ball that got Katich, he was out for 31 off 62. The tail was now exposed and it didn't look good for NSW. Brett Lee made 1 run till his wicket fell and NSW were at 6/104. A handy little partnership between Bracken and Bevan got the score to 6/128. From then NSW lost 4/4, and had a final score of 132. Bevan finished the innings on 21* (43). The hi-lights in this innings were Katich's 62 (92), Clarke's 31 (62), Warne's 3/22, and Lewis' 3/29.
Victoria had a good start, losing their first wicket of Matthew Elliot for 33 runs, Including 16 runs off one Glen McGrath over. Elliot was dismissed for 25 (16) mistiming a cover drive. A handy 18 run partnership between Moss and Hodge got Victoria to 1/51 and they looked like they were going to sail home. Harvey was in for the wicket of Hodge, he didn't last long, only making 1 (5). Another 18 runs partnership for Victoria had Victoria at 3/70. They only needed an extra 63 runs with 7 wickets in hand. But they lost 3/9 and looked in trouble. Warne and White conjured up a 31 run partnership before Warne was out with a mistimed leg glance. White was on a well made 29 (46), before he was runout half way down the pitch, it was a suicidal run out. Darren Berry: 14 (16) and Michael Lewis: 1 (2) finished off the game, with with 2 wickets to spare. The lower order batsmen had done what the NSW's lower order batsmen couldn't do. Of the 134 runs scored in the second innings, the bottom Five made 73. The Standouts in this innings were Moss' 29 (28), White's 29 (46), and Clark's 3/40. The "Man of the Match" was awarded to Shane Warne with bowling figures of 3/22, and a score of 19 (29). Victoria's next match is against the Western Warriors at Perth.
Victoria (User) vs New South Wales
MATCH INFORMATION
- Normal Pitch
- Humid Weather
- 50 Over Match
- Hard Difficulty
M. Elliot
J. Moss
B. Hodge
I. Harvey
D. Hussey
G. Rummans
S. Warne
C. White
D. Berry
M. Lewis
M. Inness
MATCH REPORT
Berry won the toss and put NSW into bat. The two opening batsmen made a decent start, putting 28 runs on the board until Lewis frustrated Brad Haddin into hitting over top, and subsequently getting caught in the outfield. Mark Waugh was facing next over, and didn't get a run on the board, when he was run out. Steve Waugh wanted to make quick runs, and ended up chopping the ball back onto his stumps for only 1 run. NSW were now in trouble at 3/35. Simon Katich and Michael Clarke were going along nicely, keeping the run rate above 3.5 runs and over till Shane Warne got his first victim. He was first turned down for an LBW appeal for Katich's wicket, but next ball had another LBW appeal, and it was given. Katich was out for 62 off 92 deliveries. 9 runs later Clarke was dismissed to a similar ball that got Katich, he was out for 31 off 62. The tail was now exposed and it didn't look good for NSW. Brett Lee made 1 run till his wicket fell and NSW were at 6/104. A handy little partnership between Bracken and Bevan got the score to 6/128. From then NSW lost 4/4, and had a final score of 132. Bevan finished the innings on 21* (43). The hi-lights in this innings were Katich's 62 (92), Clarke's 31 (62), Warne's 3/22, and Lewis' 3/29.
Victoria had a good start, losing their first wicket of Matthew Elliot for 33 runs, Including 16 runs off one Glen McGrath over. Elliot was dismissed for 25 (16) mistiming a cover drive. A handy 18 run partnership between Moss and Hodge got Victoria to 1/51 and they looked like they were going to sail home. Harvey was in for the wicket of Hodge, he didn't last long, only making 1 (5). Another 18 runs partnership for Victoria had Victoria at 3/70. They only needed an extra 63 runs with 7 wickets in hand. But they lost 3/9 and looked in trouble. Warne and White conjured up a 31 run partnership before Warne was out with a mistimed leg glance. White was on a well made 29 (46), before he was runout half way down the pitch, it was a suicidal run out. Darren Berry: 14 (16) and Michael Lewis: 1 (2) finished off the game, with with 2 wickets to spare. The lower order batsmen had done what the NSW's lower order batsmen couldn't do. Of the 134 runs scored in the second innings, the bottom Five made 73. The Standouts in this innings were Moss' 29 (28), White's 29 (46), and Clark's 3/40. The "Man of the Match" was awarded to Shane Warne with bowling figures of 3/22, and a score of 19 (29). Victoria's next match is against the Western Warriors at Perth.
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