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England v New Zealand ODI Thread
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Tuesday 9th June 2015
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Friday 12th June 2015
13:00 The Kia Oval
Sunday 14th June 2015
10:30 The Ageas Bowl
Wednesday 17th June 2015
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New Zealand Squad
Brendon McCullum (c)
Corey Anderson
Trent Boult
Grant Elliott
Martin Guptill
Matt Henry
Tom Latham (wk)
Mitchell McClenaghan
Nathan McCullum
Adam Milne±
Luke Ronchi (wk)
Mitchell Santner
Tim Southee
Ross Taylor
Ben Wheeler
Kane Williamson
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New Zealand Squad
Brendon McCullum (c)
Corey Anderson
Trent Boult
Grant Elliott
Martin Guptill
Matt Henry
Tom Latham (wk)
Mitchell McClenaghan
Nathan McCullum
Adam Milne±
Luke Ronchi (wk)
Mitchell Santner
Tim Southee
Ross Taylor
Ben Wheeler
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Last edited by LondonTiger on Tue Jun 02, 2015 4:41 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : Capitalising "England")
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Gooseberry wrote:Hoggy_Bear wrote:England throwing it away as usual.
Cant believe they blew the chance to get 409, so typical of England
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And how very satisfying to see Plunkett finish things in style ! 408...
And well played Rashid.
Enjoyed that...have to sleep though so you chaps make sure the bowling backs it up , OK ?
And well played Rashid.
Enjoyed that...have to sleep though so you chaps make sure the bowling backs it up , OK ?
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Rashid nudging test selectors with that knock. What an innings from England 408 for 9. Great knock from Root but the star of the show was Jos Buttler.
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Games like this... glorified home run derbies, are the bane of my existence. Nice to England can know play the game though. The fact that England seem to have caught up, of course, doubtless means that the next ICC ODI rule variations will make such cricket outdated
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Gooseberry wrote:Gooseberry wrote:Hoggy_Bear wrote:England throwing it away as usual.
Cant believe they blew the chance to get 409, so typical of England
OK OK I may have been a bit premature there.
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Tremendous effort from England; Buttler and Root in particular (duh!).
I make the Kiwis marginal favourites. Such a view will be enhanced if England fail to take early wickets. Such a good wicket for batting.
I make the Kiwis marginal favourites. Such a view will be enhanced if England fail to take early wickets. Such a good wicket for batting.
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I never thought I'd see England get 400. Against the WC finalists at that!
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Excellent supporting innings from Rashid. Now can he take 2/50 off 10?
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Well that was fun.
Kudos to Rashid for that knock, that should give him plenty of confidence for bowling.
It is of course just one innings, but it was good to see England play ODIs the "modern" way, in that they sacrificed maybe being a couple wickets too many down at times to keep their scoring rate up. Aus, NZ, SA et al have shown that currently that is the way to go - it is preferable nowadays to be say 180-4 off 30 than 150-2. Generally. It means that when you decide to accelerate you do so on your terms, rather than because you have to having run out of overs.
I hope they stick to this approach, and I hope fans show enough patience when it invariably goes wrong a couple of times and they get rolled over for 150 or so.
An encouraging start.
Also, James Taylor can feel very hard done by.
Kudos to Rashid for that knock, that should give him plenty of confidence for bowling.
It is of course just one innings, but it was good to see England play ODIs the "modern" way, in that they sacrificed maybe being a couple wickets too many down at times to keep their scoring rate up. Aus, NZ, SA et al have shown that currently that is the way to go - it is preferable nowadays to be say 180-4 off 30 than 150-2. Generally. It means that when you decide to accelerate you do so on your terms, rather than because you have to having run out of overs.
I hope they stick to this approach, and I hope fans show enough patience when it invariably goes wrong a couple of times and they get rolled over for 150 or so.
An encouraging start.
Also, James Taylor can feel very hard done by.
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We need the bowlers and skipper to keep their cool. NZ will come out hard, but we have to stick to the plans (hope we have some) rather than panic as we did in T2.
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I instantly remembered why I don't watch one day cricket, horrible horrible game.
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So Rashid proved that he can hold a bat in international cricket, and that he didn't score all the runs that he scored in recent times because he's been playing against substandard opposition.
Guildford, 2-50 in 10 overs on this absolutely dreadful track? That should get him 3 years of test cricket!!!.
Buttler was absolutely brilliant, Root was splendid, Rashid's performance was heartening, but the performer of that England innings was Trent Boult. In a game where he was supposed to have only turned up, the guy took 4 wickets.
Guildford, 2-50 in 10 overs on this absolutely dreadful track? That should get him 3 years of test cricket!!!.
Buttler was absolutely brilliant, Root was splendid, Rashid's performance was heartening, but the performer of that England innings was Trent Boult. In a game where he was supposed to have only turned up, the guy took 4 wickets.
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Glad to see Rashid perform with the bat, even happier to see one of my real favorits, Steven Finn knocking over McCullum in the first over itself to give England a massive, massive lift, an absolutely terrific start with the ball after that stroke-filled finish with the bat.
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Finn with a maiden now!!!
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Williamson batting like a conventional England top order batsman!!
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Missed the start of the innings, just switched on to watch Guptil nick one through off Finn.
Bit of a swipe but I guess understandable when facing 400.
Bit of a swipe but I guess understandable when facing 400.
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NZ would need Ross Taylor in his older version wherein he was a bit of a smasher.
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Early wicket for Rashid as Williamson skies one. I can hear the twitterverse explode from here...
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Rashid gets Williamson!!
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That's the wicket that swings the game decisively in England's favour.
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Yes it was a wicket of an attempted big hit, but Rashid deserves credit for keeping it quiet for 4 balls of the over. Had it been Ali, people would be singing about how he creates chances in between the flow of rubbish!
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Msp - let's judge Rashid on what he does (and what he's doing very well today) in this series and not on how others might or might not have judged Ali if he had been playing in it.
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Oh come on msp do you have to resort to that kind of pettiness?
I'm a bit fed up frankly with how some people who really ought to know better will keep insisting that the world has to be black or white, and the not so sly and subtle digs which seem to be becoming the norm. Nobody has been singing about Ali being the best bowler of all time.
Having said that Rashid has bowled nicely so far. Seems to be getting more action on the ball than I've seen him do previously, good amount of side-spin, and googly going well. That doesn't in itself mean he should automatically be picked for the first ashes test, but it's been an encouraging start.
I'm a bit fed up frankly with how some people who really ought to know better will keep insisting that the world has to be black or white, and the not so sly and subtle digs which seem to be becoming the norm. Nobody has been singing about Ali being the best bowler of all time.
Having said that Rashid has bowled nicely so far. Seems to be getting more action on the ball than I've seen him do previously, good amount of side-spin, and googly going well. That doesn't in itself mean he should automatically be picked for the first ashes test, but it's been an encouraging start.
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He really gets a lot of drift on the ball doesn't he
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Very good over that one from Rashid to be fair. Really getting his fingers around the ball and getting through his action nicely.
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Mike Selig wrote:Very good over that one from Rashid to be fair. Really getting his fingers around the ball and getting through his action nicely.
100% agree he's the next Warne Mike
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Not quite sure what that's supposed to mean?
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Mike Selig wrote:Not quite sure what that's supposed to mean?
Was in jest to your overreaction comment above
Anyways he's keeping it tidy and I like that Morgan is keeping the field up when bowling him.
Worried that Stokes may go for a few here tho....
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Oh OK. Sorry, bit touchy at the moment, not sure why.
A run-out. One for taking the ball in front of the stumps guildford? ;-) Honestly though, I think the batsman is home if Buttler goes the orthodox way.
A run-out. One for taking the ball in front of the stumps guildford? ;-) Honestly though, I think the batsman is home if Buttler goes the orthodox way.
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Just when a partnership was developing, a run-out rocks NZ.
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Mike, just take it easy!, and have a relook at your comment above the quoted one.......Mike Selig wrote:Oh come on msp do you have to resort to that kind of pettiness?
I'm a bit fed up frankly with how some people who really ought to know better will keep insisting that the world has to be black or white, and the not so sly and subtle digs which seem to be becoming the norm. Nobody has been singing about Ali being the best bowler of all time.
Having said that Rashid has bowled nicely so far. Seems to be getting more action on the ball than I've seen him do previously, good amount of side-spin, and googly going well. That doesn't in itself mean he should automatically be picked for the first ashes test, but it's been an encouraging start.
A lot of people have generally been all too ready to write off everything Rashid achieved in domestic cricket over the last couple of years, never even thinking that lad perhaps have made a bit of improvement over the first version presented to international cricket....... So perhaps give him a bit of credit when it is due, when he earns it at the top level.
Doesn't mean he has to be the next Warne or the next generation Swann or anything, just be in the moment and acknowledge what he has done.......
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Mike Selig wrote:Oh OK. Sorry, bit touchy at the moment, not sure why.
A run-out. One for taking the ball in front of the stumps guildford? ;-) Honestly though, I think the batsman is home if Buttler goes the orthodox way.
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msp83 wrote:Mike, just take it easy!, and have a relook at your comment above the quoted one.......Mike Selig wrote:Oh come on msp do you have to resort to that kind of pettiness?
I'm a bit fed up frankly with how some people who really ought to know better will keep insisting that the world has to be black or white, and the not so sly and subtle digs which seem to be becoming the norm. Nobody has been singing about Ali being the best bowler of all time.
Having said that Rashid has bowled nicely so far. Seems to be getting more action on the ball than I've seen him do previously, good amount of side-spin, and googly going well. That doesn't in itself mean he should automatically be picked for the first ashes test, but it's been an encouraging start.
A lot of people have generally been all too ready to write off everything Rashid achieved in domestic cricket over the last couple of years, never even thinking that lad perhaps have made a bit of improvement over the first version presented to international cricket....... So perhaps give him a bit of credit when it is due, when he earns it at the top level.
Doesn't mean he has to be the next Warne or the next generation Swann or anything, just be in the moment and acknowledge what he has done.......
Msp - perhaps have a look at my post too.
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Fair enough, Guildford.guildfordbat wrote:Msp - let's judge Rashid on what he does (and what he's doing very well today) in this series and not on how others might or might not have judged Ali if he had been playing in it.
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Not really sure why new Zealand have sent in Santner ahead of Ronchi
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msp you're right, I was a bit grumpy and my post and certainly its tone was OTT
Having said that my point partly stands, and I think your comment was unwarranted, and solely aimed at getting a bite. I don't really see the point of it TBH, and it seems to me that there has been a lot of it recently and it is coming IMO from a mindset that only one position is "right" and everybody else is "wrong". Likewise it would be nice if you acknowledged when you are shown to be wrong rather than try and weasel things (e.g. the stuff over Stokes and Ali's respective batting averages on the England spinner thread). A simple "you're right, I was mistaken, but..." does no harm from time to time. There is IMO not enough of it.
So as for Rashid. So far he has bowled nicely, and exceeded my expectations. But let's not over-egg things yet (if only because it will invariably lead to people knee-jerking the other way the first poor innings he had; only last summer nobody could get enough of Ali...). It is one wicket (so far) in one innings, coming after he has scored runs and with loads and loads of runs to play with.
It has been encouraging.
Having said that my point partly stands, and I think your comment was unwarranted, and solely aimed at getting a bite. I don't really see the point of it TBH, and it seems to me that there has been a lot of it recently and it is coming IMO from a mindset that only one position is "right" and everybody else is "wrong". Likewise it would be nice if you acknowledged when you are shown to be wrong rather than try and weasel things (e.g. the stuff over Stokes and Ali's respective batting averages on the England spinner thread). A simple "you're right, I was mistaken, but..." does no harm from time to time. There is IMO not enough of it.
So as for Rashid. So far he has bowled nicely, and exceeded my expectations. But let's not over-egg things yet (if only because it will invariably lead to people knee-jerking the other way the first poor innings he had; only last summer nobody could get enough of Ali...). It is one wicket (so far) in one innings, coming after he has scored runs and with loads and loads of runs to play with.
It has been encouraging.
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Required run rate up to 10: 230 of 23 overs.
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Rashid gets his 2nd!
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That's a beauty from rashid!
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Rashid pencilled in for the first Ashes test?
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Hoggy_Bear wrote:Rashid pencilled in for the first Ashes test?
ADIL'S ASHES 2015
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OK now 3 wickets in one innings
Ronchi gone first ball bowled by the wrong'un.
Rashid's debut has been upgraded from encouraging to very promising.
I've quite liked Morgan's captaincy as well. I like this move to bring Finn back. And I promise I typed that before he took that wicket. Assuming it's clipping leg.
Ronchi gone first ball bowled by the wrong'un.
Rashid's debut has been upgraded from encouraging to very promising.
I've quite liked Morgan's captaincy as well. I like this move to bring Finn back. And I promise I typed that before he took that wicket. Assuming it's clipping leg.
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Fingers tightly crossed that Rashid does not get into the Test team on the back of this.
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Fingers tightly crossed that Rashid does get into the Test team on the back of this.
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Mike, I do have my strong views and I don't often hold back on it....... But I certainly don't assume that it has to be always the right position. On the Stokes v Ali, the post I was responding was not from you, and the original post didn't wasn't clear about what it was trying to suggest, that Stokes was averaging less than Ali at a particular point. Stokes was of course averaging less than Ali at the start of the NZ series, but then he was batting 8 rather than 6 for most of that time, and his average at 6 is pretty OK. So unless a clear reference point was made, how could I say I was wrong?Mike Selig wrote:msp you're right, I was a bit grumpy and my post and certainly its tone was OTT
Having said that my point partly stands, and I think your comment was unwarranted, and solely aimed at getting a bite. I don't really see the point of it TBH, and it seems to me that there has been a lot of it recently and it is coming IMO from a mindset that only one position is "right" and everybody else is "wrong". Likewise it would be nice if you acknowledged when you are shown to be wrong rather than try and weasel things (e.g. the stuff over Stokes and Ali's respective batting averages on the England spinner thread). A simple "you're right, I was mistaken, but..." does no harm from time to time. There is IMO not enough of it.
So as for Rashid. So far he has bowled nicely, and exceeded my expectations. But let's not over-egg things yet (if only because it will invariably lead to people knee-jerking the other way the first poor innings he had; only last summer nobody could get enough of Ali...). It is one wicket (so far) in one innings, coming after he has scored runs and with loads and loads of runs to play with.
It has been encouraging.
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Rashid gets his 4th!.
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So that's Rashid's work for the day, 69 with the bat, and 4-55 of his 10 overs. That's a very encouraging comeback to proper international cricket. The runs would have helped his confidence, and Morgan's captaincy surely did.
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Hammersmith harrier wrote:Fingers tightly crossed that Rashid does get into the Test team on the back of this.
I thought you didn't watch one-day stuff.
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