sachin
International Coach
ahh yes,ten ball fifties.i've actually got a nine ball one.but reasontly i've been trying to play shta all around the ground and not hit to many sixes.any way i reckon i'd go fine with the atches.i'm good at batting.
ING Cup: 2003/2004
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sachin
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hey have you ever got catches behind the wicket(keeper or slips) off a spinner?
squiz
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Yup 
The patches are pretty hard and the ExE makes it extra hard
The patches are pretty hard and the ExE makes it extra hard
squiz
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ING Cup: Match 9
Victoria (User) vs Tasmania
MATCH INFORMATION
M. Elliot
J. Moss
G. Rummans
D. Hussey
B. Hodge
I. Harvey
C. White
S. Warne
D. Berry
M. Lewis
M. Inness
MATCH REPORT
Ponting won the toss and elected to bat first, on what looked like a bowlers wicket. Victoria made him pay for his mistake, getting Di Venuto out first ball of the match. The next ball went for 5 wides from the uncontrollable seam. On the last ball of the over, Potning was clean bowled by Inness. Cunningham wasn't too sure batting on this wicket, surviving an LBW appeal first ball. But 4 balls later was comprehensivley bowled by Inness. Dighton had some luck while he was in, edging his first ball over the top of Berry, then getting caught off a no-ball a few balls later. But 2 overs later was out, chopping a ball back onto the stumps. The fielding wasn't up to scratch for teh Vics, with Harvey misfielding, and conceding a boundary. Marsh, Watson, and Clinglefer got the score to 86 runs. Inness was the detroyer with 5/30 off his 10 overs. Lewis had 2/39, and Warne had 2/1 off his over.
The match was basically over before this innings started, but Tasmania wanted to get as much out of this innings as they could. Wright bowled a well pitched up ball, which was edged to gully by Moss for a duck. Rummans was next out, edging it to the keeper for only 5. Elliot was next out, also edging the ball to the keeper for a well made 24. Hodge and Hussey were at the crease now, and they blasted away from the blocks. Hussey smashed his way to an unbeat 34*, while Hodge was contempt in playing rash strokes, only making 19*. Victoria won the match by 7 wickets, and 36 overs remaining. The MOTM was awarded to Matthew Innes for his figures of 5/30. Victoria play Western Australia next at the MCG.
NO Screens! FRAPS Didn't Work
Victoria (User) vs Tasmania
MATCH INFORMATION
- Green Pitch
- Warm Weather
- 50 Over Match
- Hard Difficulty
- AI Patch 8.0
- Sam's ExE w/Cursor Hiding
M. Elliot
J. Moss
G. Rummans
D. Hussey
B. Hodge
I. Harvey
C. White
S. Warne
D. Berry
M. Lewis
M. Inness
MATCH REPORT
Ponting won the toss and elected to bat first, on what looked like a bowlers wicket. Victoria made him pay for his mistake, getting Di Venuto out first ball of the match. The next ball went for 5 wides from the uncontrollable seam. On the last ball of the over, Potning was clean bowled by Inness. Cunningham wasn't too sure batting on this wicket, surviving an LBW appeal first ball. But 4 balls later was comprehensivley bowled by Inness. Dighton had some luck while he was in, edging his first ball over the top of Berry, then getting caught off a no-ball a few balls later. But 2 overs later was out, chopping a ball back onto the stumps. The fielding wasn't up to scratch for teh Vics, with Harvey misfielding, and conceding a boundary. Marsh, Watson, and Clinglefer got the score to 86 runs. Inness was the detroyer with 5/30 off his 10 overs. Lewis had 2/39, and Warne had 2/1 off his over.
The match was basically over before this innings started, but Tasmania wanted to get as much out of this innings as they could. Wright bowled a well pitched up ball, which was edged to gully by Moss for a duck. Rummans was next out, edging it to the keeper for only 5. Elliot was next out, also edging the ball to the keeper for a well made 24. Hodge and Hussey were at the crease now, and they blasted away from the blocks. Hussey smashed his way to an unbeat 34*, while Hodge was contempt in playing rash strokes, only making 19*. Victoria won the match by 7 wickets, and 36 overs remaining. The MOTM was awarded to Matthew Innes for his figures of 5/30. Victoria play Western Australia next at the MCG.
NO Screens! FRAPS Didn't Work
sachin
International Coach
thats sucky.i want catches to the keeper off spinners.f*** ea.Originally posted by squiz
Yup
The patches are pretty hard and the ExE makes it extra hard
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sachin
International Coach
i want screen!!!!!!!!!lol
squiz
International Coach
I don't get edges behind though I only get catches which are mistimed, and go behind the stumps
I only get catches which are mistimed, and go behind the stumps
sachin
International Coach
ohh.thats sucky.i have got that like once.how stupid can ea get.edges to the keeper off spiners is a main way to get wickets, with all bowlers.idiots.
squiz
International Coach
yer i know, it's bloody stupid
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International Coach
ING Cup: Match 10
Victoria (User) vs Western Australia
MATCH INFORMATION
M. Elliot
J. Moss
D. Hussey
G. Rummans
B. Hodge
I. Harvey
C. White
S. Warne
D. Berry
M. Lewis
M. Inness
MATCH REPORT
Ponting won the toss and elected to field first. It was a very bad decision with the Victorian opening Batsmen, Matthew Elliot & Jon Moss, both belting half centuries. Elliot made his in just 49 deliveries, while Moss took a little bit longer in 61 deliveries. Victoria's first four overs of the innings went for 37 runs. They brought up their 100 in 17 overs. The first wicket fell in the 24th over, when the score was at 138. That wicket was of Matthew Elliot who made 80 off 80 balls. The 200 was brought up in the 34th over. Hussey was out 5 overs later in the 39th ovesr for 53 totally missing an outswinger. Jon Moss Reached his hundred off 122 deliveries. The 300 was brought up after 40 overs, with just 2 wickets lost. Moss and Rummans finished the innings unbeaten. Victoria made a total of 2/306.
Western Australia started their innings with a flurrish. The first wicket was Langer, who made 25 (16). His innings was ended, by chopping a ball back onto his stumps. Ian Harvey and Jon Moss were brought into the attack in the 7th over, to stem the flow of runs. They did a good job, only conceding 2 runs an over, and dropping the run rate from 8 an over to 4 an over. Gilchrist was next to leave, playing across the line, and getting him plum in front, to end a 26 run partnership with Goodwin. Martyn and Husst fell in quick succession and the score was at 4/101. Worthington, Marsh, and Harvey all supported Goodwin, but as Goodwin was dismissed Angel and Hogg, put on a good exhibition of batting. Smashing the ball all around the park. Western Australia finished their innings in the 49th over, at the score of 222.
MATCH HI-LIGHTS
Batting:
J.Moss: 131* (148)
M.Elliot: 80 (80)
M.Goodwin: 58 (108)
D.Hussey: 53 (46)
A.Gilchrist: 26 (33)
J.Langer: 25 (16)
B.Hogg: 24 (23)
G.Rummans: 22* (37)
Bowling:
M.Lewis: 3/52
C.White: 2/14
J.Moss: 2/27
P.Worthington: 2/70
Victoria (User) vs Western Australia
MATCH INFORMATION
- Hard Pitch
- Overcast Weather
- 50 Over Match
- Hard Difficulty
- AI Patch 8.0
- Sam's ExE w/Cursor Hiding
M. Elliot
J. Moss
D. Hussey
G. Rummans
B. Hodge
I. Harvey
C. White
S. Warne
D. Berry
M. Lewis
M. Inness
MATCH REPORT
Ponting won the toss and elected to field first. It was a very bad decision with the Victorian opening Batsmen, Matthew Elliot & Jon Moss, both belting half centuries. Elliot made his in just 49 deliveries, while Moss took a little bit longer in 61 deliveries. Victoria's first four overs of the innings went for 37 runs. They brought up their 100 in 17 overs. The first wicket fell in the 24th over, when the score was at 138. That wicket was of Matthew Elliot who made 80 off 80 balls. The 200 was brought up in the 34th over. Hussey was out 5 overs later in the 39th ovesr for 53 totally missing an outswinger. Jon Moss Reached his hundred off 122 deliveries. The 300 was brought up after 40 overs, with just 2 wickets lost. Moss and Rummans finished the innings unbeaten. Victoria made a total of 2/306.
Western Australia started their innings with a flurrish. The first wicket was Langer, who made 25 (16). His innings was ended, by chopping a ball back onto his stumps. Ian Harvey and Jon Moss were brought into the attack in the 7th over, to stem the flow of runs. They did a good job, only conceding 2 runs an over, and dropping the run rate from 8 an over to 4 an over. Gilchrist was next to leave, playing across the line, and getting him plum in front, to end a 26 run partnership with Goodwin. Martyn and Husst fell in quick succession and the score was at 4/101. Worthington, Marsh, and Harvey all supported Goodwin, but as Goodwin was dismissed Angel and Hogg, put on a good exhibition of batting. Smashing the ball all around the park. Western Australia finished their innings in the 49th over, at the score of 222.
MATCH HI-LIGHTS
Batting:
J.Moss: 131* (148)
M.Elliot: 80 (80)
M.Goodwin: 58 (108)
D.Hussey: 53 (46)
A.Gilchrist: 26 (33)
J.Langer: 25 (16)
B.Hogg: 24 (23)
G.Rummans: 22* (37)
Bowling:
M.Lewis: 3/52
C.White: 2/14
J.Moss: 2/27
P.Worthington: 2/70
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