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Re: Steyn - on 193 in his 37th test

Post by embee on Tue 09 Feb 2010, 05:39

Henry wrote:Ponting was basing his assesment on a few JAMODI's. FACT- Australia lost to India away and South Africa at home. FACT- Australia lost the ashes.


He's basing it on the number of injuries that Oz fast bowlers have had since the Ashes and how the replacements keep popping up and doing the job ...

It's 15 months-ish since we lost in India ...and at the vital point in the series Punter chose to bowl Mike Hussey rather than a fast bowler to solve his over rate problem ...we can blame the fast bowlers for bowling their overs slowly

Last summer when we lost to the Saffies at home it may be blameable on the bowlers ...an inability to defend over 400 in Perth and an inability to get Steyn out in Melbourne ...then they turned it around in South Africa

We lost the Ashes ...due to an inability to get Panesar out at Cardiff when they had to bowl North at the end because of the light and two batting collapses at Lords and the Oval ...

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Post by G.Wood on Tue 09 Feb 2010, 05:40

Ricky just got confused because having 5 or 6 bowlers of similar ability gives the impression of depth.

Doesn't mean much if they are 6 Dave Gilberts


Having said that, I feel better about our fast bowling stocks now then I did 12 months ago

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Re: Steyn - on 193 in his 37th test

Post by embee on Tue 09 Feb 2010, 05:45

I wish our spin bowling stocks were as quarter as good as our fast bowling stocks

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Re: Steyn - on 193 in his 37th test

Post by Zat on Tue 09 Feb 2010, 05:53

embee wrote:
Henry wrote:Ponting was basing his assesment on a few JAMODI's. FACT- Australia lost to India away and South Africa at home. FACT- Australia lost the ashes.


He's basing it on the number of injuries that Oz fast bowlers have had since the Ashes and how the replacements keep popping up and doing the job ...

It's 15 months-ish since we lost in India ...and at the vital point in the series Punter chose to bowl Mike Hussey rather than a fast bowler to solve his over rate problem ...we can blame the fast bowlers for bowling their overs slowly

Last summer when we lost to the Saffies at home it may be blameable on the bowlers ...an inability to defend over 400 in Perth and an inability to get Steyn out in Melbourne ...then they turned it around in South Africa

We lost the Ashes ...due to an inability to get Panesar out at Cardiff when they had to bowl North at the end because of the light and two batting collapses at Lords and the Oval ...

Wot embee said. Now, anything else to say, Trev, you raging queen?


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Re: Steyn - on 193 in his 37th test

Post by embee on Tue 09 Feb 2010, 05:54

Krazy 13@53
NeverAgain 13@44
Windscreens 12@50
Bailey 9@44
Steve Smith 8@71
Ollie 8@30
his Donkey 7@65
Achilles 5@62
Hank 5@23
Holland 5@62


Not great reading

Mind you Rhino has 2 @ 64 in the Shield this year

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Re: Steyn - on 193 in his 37th test

Post by Henry on Tue 09 Feb 2010, 06:03

Zat wrote:
embee wrote:
Henry wrote:Ponting was basing his assesment on a few JAMODI's. FACT- Australia lost to India away and South Africa at home. FACT- Australia lost the ashes.


He's basing it on the number of injuries that Oz fast bowlers have had since the Ashes and how the replacements keep popping up and doing the job ...

It's 15 months-ish since we lost in India ...and at the vital point in the series Punter chose to bowl Mike Hussey rather than a fast bowler to solve his over rate problem ...we can blame the fast bowlers for bowling their overs slowly

Last summer when we lost to the Saffies at home it may be blameable on the bowlers ...an inability to defend over 400 in Perth and an inability to get Steyn out in Melbourne ...then they turned it around in South Africa

We lost the Ashes ...due to an inability to get Panesar out at Cardiff when they had to bowl North at the end because of the light and two batting collapses at Lords and the Oval ...

Wot embee said. Now, anything else to say, Trev, you raging queen?


Yeah, look at the quality of opposition you've played since the ashes.

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Re: Steyn - on 193 in his 37th test

Post by skully on Tue 09 Feb 2010, 06:04

taipan wrote:Interesting

Pretty grouse.

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Re: Steyn - on 193 in his 37th test

Post by Zat on Tue 09 Feb 2010, 06:12

Henry wrote:
Zat wrote:
embee wrote:
Henry wrote:Ponting was basing his assesment on a few JAMODI's. FACT- Australia lost to India away and South Africa at home. FACT- Australia lost the ashes.


He's basing it on the number of injuries that Oz fast bowlers have had since the Ashes and how the replacements keep popping up and doing the job ...

It's 15 months-ish since we lost in India ...and at the vital point in the series Punter chose to bowl Mike Hussey rather than a fast bowler to solve his over rate problem ...we can blame the fast bowlers for bowling their overs slowly

Last summer when we lost to the Saffies at home it may be blameable on the bowlers ...an inability to defend over 400 in Perth and an inability to get Steyn out in Melbourne ...then they turned it around in South Africa

We lost the Ashes ...due to an inability to get Panesar out at Cardiff when they had to bowl North at the end because of the light and two batting collapses at Lords and the Oval ...

Wot embee said. Now, anything else to say, Trev, you raging queen?


Yeah, look at the quality of opposition you've played since the ashes.

And your FACTs, the loss against South Africa at home was followed by a win against South Africa away. Which was before the Ashes, incidentally.

There was the ODI series win in England, that was a close one though wasn't it? 6-1? That was after the Ashes.

Then there was the OD series in India. Which Australia won 4-2. And with several front-line bowlers going down injured, the replacements came up trumps.

And sure, the opposition this summer has been pretty weak, but you can only play who you play. And the bowlers have done what they had to do.

So what's really wrong, Lemmiwinks? Have you gone back to your old beat in Darlinghurst and discovered that a bunch of younger boys have taken all your old clients? No wonder you're feeling so bitter towards Australia.


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Re: Steyn - on 193 in his 37th test

Post by tac on Tue 09 Feb 2010, 06:12

Henry wrote:
Zat wrote:
embee wrote:
Henry wrote:Ponting was basing his assesment on a few JAMODI's. FACT- Australia lost to India away and South Africa at home. FACT- Australia lost the ashes.


He's basing it on the number of injuries that Oz fast bowlers have had since the Ashes and how the replacements keep popping up and doing the job ...

It's 15 months-ish since we lost in India ...and at the vital point in the series Punter chose to bowl Mike Hussey rather than a fast bowler to solve his over rate problem ...we can blame the fast bowlers for bowling their overs slowly

Last summer when we lost to the Saffies at home it may be blameable on the bowlers ...an inability to defend over 400 in Perth and an inability to get Steyn out in Melbourne ...then they turned it around in South Africa

We lost the Ashes ...due to an inability to get Panesar out at Cardiff when they had to bowl North at the end because of the light and two batting collapses at Lords and the Oval ...

Wot embee said. Now, anything else to say, Trev, you raging queen?


Yeah, look at the quality of opposition you've played since the ashes.


Trev, you utter dickhead, Punter was talking about ODIs and since the ashes Oz have won 6-1 in England, gone through the CCCT in South Africa undefeated, beat India 4-2 in India and Pakistan 5-0 in Oz . . . surely Punter has the right to think the ODI bowling squad is pretty much top of the tree?

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Re: Steyn - on 193 in his 37th test

Post by bliksem on Tue 09 Feb 2010, 07:14

embee wrote:Krazy 13@53
NeverAgain 13@44
Windscreens 12@50
Bailey 9@44
Steve Smith 8@71
Ollie 8@30
his Donkey 7@65
Achilles 5@62
Hank 5@23
Holland 5@62


Not great reading

Mind you Rhino has 2 @ 64 in the Shield this year


And don't forget...

Green Banana 3@98
Strangely Brown 9@76
Couch Humper 13@92
Shirt Lifter 5@55
Crayon 6@47

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Re: Steyn - on 193 in his 37th test

Post by SG on Tue 09 Feb 2010, 07:29

Steyn's S/r of almost 40 is next only to George Lohmann's mind boggling S/r of 34-odd.

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Re: Steyn - on 193 in his 37th test

Post by embee on Tue 09 Feb 2010, 07:33

bliksem wrote:
embee wrote:Krazy 13@53
NeverAgain 13@44
Windscreens 12@50
Bailey 9@44
Steve Smith 8@71
Ollie 8@30
his Donkey 7@65
Achilles 5@62
Hank 5@23
Holland 5@62


Not great reading

Mind you Rhino has 2 @ 64 in the Shield this year


And don't forget...

Green Banana 3@98
Strangely Brown 9@76
Couch Humper 13@92
Shirt Lifter 5@55
Crayon 6@47


Thanks, Bliks

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Re: Steyn - on 193 in his 37th test

Post by skully on Tue 09 Feb 2010, 10:18

Well I chuckled. Cool

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Re: Steyn - on 193 in his 37th test

Post by Shoeshine on Tue 09 Feb 2010, 10:54

tac wrote:
Henry wrote:
Zat wrote:
embee wrote:
Henry wrote:Ponting was basing his assesment on a few JAMODI's. FACT- Australia lost to India away and South Africa at home. FACT- Australia lost the ashes.


He's basing it on the number of injuries that Oz fast bowlers have had since the Ashes and how the replacements keep popping up and doing the job ...

It's 15 months-ish since we lost in India ...and at the vital point in the series Punter chose to bowl Mike Hussey rather than a fast bowler to solve his over rate problem ...we can blame the fast bowlers for bowling their overs slowly

Last summer when we lost to the Saffies at home it may be blameable on the bowlers ...an inability to defend over 400 in Perth and an inability to get Steyn out in Melbourne ...then they turned it around in South Africa

We lost the Ashes ...due to an inability to get Panesar out at Cardiff when they had to bowl North at the end because of the light and two batting collapses at Lords and the Oval ...

Wot embee said. Now, anything else to say, Trev, you raging queen?


Yeah, look at the quality of opposition you've played since the ashes.


Trev, you utter dickhead, Punter was talking about ODIs and since the ashes Oz have won 6-1 in England, gone through the CCCT in South Africa undefeated, beat India 4-2 in India and Pakistan 5-0 in Oz . . . surely Punter has the right to think the ODI bowling squad is pretty much top of the tree?


Mmm, without necessarily disagreeing with your central point, I'd have said it was Australia's batting rather than their bowling that makes them a formidable ODI side. And of course you don't have to be a super-duper bowler in Test terms to be a highly effective ODI one cf. Nathan Bracken.

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Re: Steyn - on 193 in his 37th test

Post by Red on Tue 09 Feb 2010, 12:11

G.Wood wrote:Ricky just got confused because having 5 or 6 bowlers of similar ability gives the impression of depth.

Doesn't mean much if they are 6 Dave Gilberts


Having said that, I feel better about our fast bowling stocks now then I did 12 months ago


In a similar vein he thought that bowling the spinners in Cardiff was the ticket at the end because he got more balls at those tailenders.

And Steyn now on 195.

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