Terrible wrote:

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sscc v Cran - cran will bat ok but 310 is too much.
Parkfield v narre- will be close finish with nwcc just getting over the line.
KEys v bears- bears easily.
buckley v coomoora- buckle will knock off 204 comfortably i think.
hallam v st.marys- saints will get almost 300 but 388 is way too many.
nth dand v doves- very close finish here, very close. Nth, runs on the board so will go with them but a very close one i think.

Thoughts?

-- Edited by the persuader at 07:26, 2008-10-24

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sscc........... not by much
Parkfield..... in a tight game
bears........ should've bowled first and tried for a outright
buckley......easily
Hallam....... too many runs for the saints
Nth Dandy....because they will

Its not me wrote:

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parkfield, Cranny, Hallam, Nth Dandy, Buckley and Keysey in the upset of the year

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WOW!

I dont FT. I think Berwick needed to bat a post a big score to give them some confidence which they did. I dont think you go into a game thinking, 'right, the plan is to smash these blokes outright' I think outrights are things that are thought of during a game, not before.
I think the safer way to do it is to bat first, get a big total, declare and have 'em 3 down over night. Run through 'em the 2nd day and put them back in.
Who know they still may beat keysy outright!
Keysy may also get the runs!

Terrible wrote:

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I dont FT. I think Berwick needed to bat a post a big score to give them some confidence which they did. I dont think you go into a game thinking, 'right, the plan is to smash these blokes outright' I think outrights are things that are thought of during a game, not before.
I think the safer way to do it is to bat first, get a big total, declare and have 'em 3 down over night. Run through 'em the 2nd day and put them back in.
Who know they still may beat keysy outright!
Keysy may also get the runs!

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yeah, spot on the money terrible.

Yep, couldn't agree more terrible. Goin into a game looking for an outright very rarely works.

agree with Terrible, Sir and Train. You cannot go out looking for an outright but they are very hard to get batting first. Outrights usually happen when you bowl a team out in half a day in the 1st innings. I'm with Slocs as i would've backed my bowlers and then my bats to bat well into the 2nd day and then to try to bowl them out again for the outright. Batting first and getting a good score will no doubt give the bats good confidence but the whole team would get a boost by either getting an outright or just missing.

slocs wrote:

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come on please. look at the berwick side for god's sake. confidence?? they are all seasoned performers who will be full of confidence because of their ability. making 310 against keys aint gonna change their confidence.
and before you berwick alias' start, take it as a compliment. no sarcasm intended.

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Make some runs you spastic.

Terrible wrote:

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sscc v Cran - cran will bat ok but 310 is too much.
Parkfield v narre- will be close finish with nwcc just getting over the line.
KEys v bears- bears easily.
buckley v coomoora- buckle will knock off 204 comfortably i think.
hallam v st.marys- saints will get almost 300 but 388 is way too many.
nth dand v doves- very close finish here, very close. Nth, runs on the board so will go with them but a very close one i think.

Thoughts?

-- Edited by the persuader at 07:26, 2008-10-24

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Gosh, i'm a good judge!

I thought the doves and Cranny would get a few more runs but other than that spot on Terrible, spot on...

Speaking of outrights, how long ago was the last outright in T1..?? would be awhile back wouldnt it..?