Sign-ups International Cricket - Test, ODI, and T20I League 1991/2 and Onwards

[CerealKiller]

Pakistan

Saeed Anwar
Aamer Sohail SLA
Rameez Raja
Ijaz Ahmed
Inzamam-ul-Haq
Javed Miandad LBG
Saleem Malik LBG
Asif Mujtaba SLA
Imran Khan RF
Moin Khan (wk)
Wasim Akram LF
Abdul Qadir LBG
Tauseef Ahmed OB
Waqar Younis RF
Mushtaq Ahmed LBG
Aaqib Javed RFM

 

[ahmedleo414]

1. G.W.Flower SLA
2. A.D.R.Campbell
3. A.J.Pycroft
4. A.Flower (wk)
5. A.C.Waller
6. D.L.Houghton (wk)
7. G.J.Crocker RMF
8. I.P.Butchart RM
9. E.A.Brandes RFM
10. A.J.Traicos OB
11. A.I.C.Lock RM

 

[Slowcoach]

@Neptune @ahmedleo414

Zimbabwe v Australia - 1st T20I - at Harare - 1991/2 - Australia Innings

New Australian captain Steve Waugh had no hesitation in batting first on a Good Batting Wicket after wining the Toss in the 1st T20 at Harare.
Mark Waugh and Tom Moody set things up for the Australians with an opening stand of 64 in 6.4 overs, and the top 5 all enjoyed themselves as Australia posted 170/3 off 20 overs.
Mark Waugh's speedy half century was the highlight, the opener making 64 off 47 balls with 10 fours and 2 sixes.

Australia 1st Innings 170/3 Closed (Overs 20)

Batsman	Fieldsman	Bowler	Runs	Min	Bls	4s	6s
ME Waugh		b ACI Lock	64	56	47	10	2
TM Moody	c DL Houghton	b IP Butchart	33	28	20	2	3
DM Jones	c IP Butchart	b EA Brandes	44	44	36	6	2
AR Border	not out		15	23	12	2	0
SR Waugh*	not out		13	6	6	2	0
SP O'Donnell	dnb
IA Healy+	dnb
PR Reiffel	dnb
SK Warne	dnb
CJ McDermott	dnb
MR Whitney	dnb
extras		(b0 lb0 w1 nb0)	1
TOTAL		3 wickets for	170

FOW
1-64(TM Moody) 2-127(ME Waugh) 3-154(DM Jones)

Bowler	Overs	Maid	Runs	Wkts
EA Brandes	4	0	32	1
GJ Crocker	3	0	35	0
ACI Lock	4	0	32	1
IP Butchart	4	0	31	1
AJ Traicos	4	0	30	0
GW Flower	1	0	10	0

Mark Waugh's made a speedy half century

 

[Slowcoach]

@Neptune @ahmedleo414

Zimbabwe v Australia - 1st T20I - at Harare - 1991/2 - Zimbabwe Innings

A poor start was probably the difference between victory and defeat for a plucky Zimbabwe side who fell 27 runs short.
Paul Reiffel found himself on a hattrick in the 3rd over on his debut in Australian colours as the score slipped to 8/2.
Dave Houghton and Andy Waller hit out to good effect and had a chance needing 10 per over over the final 60 before their dismissals ended their teams hopes of victory.
Craig McDermott impressed for the Australians with 3-21 but Man of the Match was Mark Waugh for the only half century of an entertaining game.

PItch: 2 - Good Batting Wicket
Weather: 8 - Heavy Showers Forecast
Toss: Australia
Australia won by 27 runs
Man of the Match: M.E.Waugh

Zimbabwe 1st Innings 143/6 Closed (Overs 20)

Batsman	Fieldsman	Bowler	Runs	Min	Bls	4s	6s
GW Flower	c IA Healy	b PR Reiffel	4	11	7	1	0
ADR Campbell		b CJ McDermott	31	43	30	7	0
AJ Pycroft	c SP O'Donnell	b PR Reiffel	0	2	1	0	0
A Flower+	c AR Border	b CJ McDermott	4	12	6	1	0
AC Waller	c ME Waugh	b CJ McDermott	40	52	30	4	1
DL Houghton*	c MR Whitney	b SK Warne	39	29	26	6	2
GJ Crocker	not out		14	20	15	1	0
IP Butchart	not out		9	14	7	1	0
EA Brandes	dnb
AJ Traicos	dnb
ACI Lock	dnb
extras		(b0 lb0 w1 nb1)	2
TOTAL		6 wickets for	143

FOW
1-8(GW Flower) 2-8(AJ Pycroft) 3-27(A Flower) 4-43(ADR Campbell) 5-117(DL Houghton)
6-122(AC Waller)

Bowler	Overs	Maid	Runs	Wkts
CJ McDermott	4	0	21	3
MR Whitney	3	0	26	0
PR Reiffel	4	0	28	2
SP O'Donnell	3	0	21	0
SK Warne	4	0	31	1
TM Moody	2	0	16	0

Paul Reiffel was on a hattrick on debut for Australia

 

[Neptune]

Solid win that, everyone did their part

 

[Slowcoach]

@CerealKiller @Alex Traceur

Here is the schedule for the T20I series.

Pakistan v England - T20I Series - 1991/2 - Series Schedule

1st T20I at Lahore
2nd T20I at Karachi
3rd T20I at Rawalpindi
4th T20I at Faisalabad
5th T20I at Peshawar

Please choose your XI for the following T20I match bearing in mind any injuries:

Pakistan v England - 1st T20I - at Lahore - 1991/2

Pitch: 3 - Normal Wicket
Weather: 4 - Hot and Sunny
Injuries: Saeed Anwar (back trouble - 1 match) Imran Khan (knee injury - 1 match)

 

[Slowcoach]

@Neptune @ahmedleo414

Please choose your XI for the following match bearing in mind any injuries.

Zimbabwe v Australia - 2nd T20I - at Bulawayo - 1991/2

Pitch: 4 - Normal Wicket
Weather: 2 - Hot and Sunny
Injuries: K.J.Arnott (ankle injury - 1 match), A.R.Border (badly bruised hand - 1 match), S.P.O'Donnell (thigh strain - 1 match), T.B.A.May (back strain - 1 match)

 

[ahmedleo414]

1. G.W.Flower SLA
2. A.D.R.Campbell
3. A.J.Pycroft
4. A.Flower (wk)
5. A.C.Waller
6. D.L.Houghton (wk)
7. G.J.Crocker RMF
8. I.P.Butchart RM
9. E.A.Brandes RFM
10. A.J.Traicos OB
11. A.I.C.Lock RM

 

[CerealKiller]

Both Anwar and Imran out? Insane luck.
Moin actually has a T20 century as an opener, so i'd rather have him than Rambo to replace Anwar.

Pakistan

Aamer Sohail
Moin Khan
Ijaz Ahmed
Javed Miandad
Inzamam-ul-Haq
Saleem Malik
Wasim Akram
Abdul Qadir
Waqar Younis
Mushtaq Ahmed
Aaqib Javed

 

[Alex Traceur]

ENGLAND

G.A.Gooch RM
D.I.Gower
I.T.Botham RFM
R.A.Smith
A.J.Stewart
G.A.Hick OB
A.J.Lamb
C.C.Lewis RFM
D.E.Malcolm RF
P.A.J.DeFreitas RFM
P.C.R.Tufnell SLA

 

[Neptune]

1. M.E.Waugh
2. M.A.Taylor
3. T.M.Moody RM
4. D.M.Jones
5. S.R.Waugh
6. G.R.J.Matthews OB
7. I.A.Healy (wk)
8. P.R.Reiffel RFM
9. S.K.Warne LBG
10. C.J.McDermott RFM
11. M.G.Hughes RFM

 

[Slowcoach]

@Neptune @ahmedleo414

Zimbabwe v Australia - 2nd T20I - at Bulawayo - 1991/2 - Zimbabwe Innings

Winning the Toss and batting first on a Normal pitch in Hot and Sunny weather the home side got off to another poor start losing Campbell and Pycroft early again.
The Flower brothers added 54 in 6 overs with Grant carrying on to a well made half century.
At 127/4 off 16.0 overs Zimbabwe seemed set for a total of at least 160 but good death bowling by the Australians restricted them to 12/3 off the final 4 overs.
Tom Moody bowled well for the Australians, justifying his use with the ball ahead of the more experienced Waugh brothers.


Zimbabwe 1st Innings 139/7 Closed (Overs 20)

Batsman	Fieldsman	Bowler	Runs	Min	Bls	4s	6s
GW Flower	c DM Jones	b MG Hughes	63	90	58	7	2
ADR Campbell		b MG Hughes	4	8	4	1	0
AJ Pycroft	c GRJ Matthews	b PR Reiffel	1	4	4	0	0
A Flower+	c SK Warne	b CJ McDermott	34	28	23	6	1
AC Waller	c ME Waugh	b TM Moody	0	1	1	0	0
DL Houghton*	c MA Taylor	b TM Moody	31	25	23	4	1
GJ Crocker	c GRJ Matthews	b TM Moody	0	2	1	0	0
IP Butchart	not out		5	16	7	1	0
EA Brandes	dnb
AJ Traicos	dnb
ACI Lock	dnb
extras		(b0 lb0 w1 nb0)	1
TOTAL		7 wickets for	139

FOW
1-12(GW Flower) 2-13(AJ Pycroft) 3-67(A Flower) 4-67(AC Waller) 5-127(DL Houghton)
6-127(GJ Crocker) 7-139(GW Flower)

Bowler	Overs	Maid	Runs	Wkts
CJ McDermott	3	0	26	1
MG Hughes	4	0	29	2
PR Reiffel	4	0	22	1
TM Moody	4	1	17	3
SK Warne	3	0	25	0
GRJ Matthews	2	0	20	0

Grant Flower top scored for Zimbabwe with 63

 

[Slowcoach]

@Neptune @ahmedleo414

Zimbabwe v Australia - 2nd T20I - at Bulawayo - 1991/2 - Australia Innings

After fast medium bowling allrounder Gary Crocker took 3 wickets in the Power Play with some good use of the New Ball the match was in the balance.
Australian captain Steve Waugh shut the door on the Zimbabweans with a 32 ball unbeaten half century to set up a second win for the visitors.
Mark Waugh gave his side another fast start and Greg Matthews played an important innings after coming in with the match in the balance at 76/4.
Australia take a 2-0 lead in the 5 match series.

Australia won by 5 wickets
Man of the Match: S.R.Waugh

Australia 1st Innings 144/5 Closed (Overs 17.2)

Batsman	Fieldsman	Bowler	Runs	Min	Bls	4s	6s
ME Waugh	c AJ Pycroft	b AJ Traicos	38	40	26	7	1
MA Taylor	c GW Flower	b GJ Crocker	4	6	3	1	0
TM Moody	c EA Brandes	b GJ Crocker	8	10	7	2	0
DM Jones		b GJ Crocker	3	7	4	0	0
SR Waugh*	not out		50	45	32	7	2
GRJ Matthews	lbw	b IP Butchart	33	36	29	4	1
IA Healy+	not out		7	2	4	0	1
PR Reiffel	dnb
SK Warne	dnb
MG Hughes	dnb
CJ McDermott	dnb
extras		(b0 lb0 w1 nb0)	1
TOTAL		5 wickets for	144

FOW
1-12(MA Taylor) 2-33(TM Moody) 3-40(DM Jones) 4-76(ME Waugh) 5-137(GRJ Matthews)

Bowler	Overs	Maid	Runs	Wkts
EA Brandes	3	0	27	0
GJ Crocker	4	0	33	3
ACI Lock	2	0	21	0
IP Butchart	2	0	17	1
AJ Traicos	4	0	32	1
GW Flower	2.2	0	14	0

Australian captain Steve Waugh made an unbeaten half century off 32 balls