Aussies v. Poms - The Ashes.
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Aussies v. Poms - The Ashes.
There are 3 Shield games before the first Ashes Test.
As things stand, the likely XI is:
Warner
Renshaw
Khawaja*
Smith
Handscomb
Maxwell*
Wade*
Starc
Cummins
Lyon
Hazlewood
However, injuries are always a cloud over the quicks. The three I named pick themselves but Pattinson (under an injury cloud, atm), Behrendorff, Coulter-Nile and even the evergreen Sids are all thereabouts, if any of the frontline cops an injury.
*Khawaja, Maxy and Wade will be looking for good SS form, with Shaun Marsh, Cartwright, Head, Henriques, Stoinis and Nevill all lurking. Even Tim Paine's name has cropped up as a possible 'keeper.
As things stand, the likely XI is:
Warner
Renshaw
Khawaja*
Smith
Handscomb
Maxwell*
Wade*
Starc
Cummins
Lyon
Hazlewood
However, injuries are always a cloud over the quicks. The three I named pick themselves but Pattinson (under an injury cloud, atm), Behrendorff, Coulter-Nile and even the evergreen Sids are all thereabouts, if any of the frontline cops an injury.
*Khawaja, Maxy and Wade will be looking for good SS form, with Shaun Marsh, Cartwright, Head, Henriques, Stoinis and Nevill all lurking. Even Tim Paine's name has cropped up as a possible 'keeper.
Donny.
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The Adelaide cricket fan is far more sophisticated than the bogans who follow footy. The old oval was a great place to watch but now don't know. The beauty is if you are staying in the city is you can walk to the ground.KenH wrote:I am going over to Adelaide for the second test! I hope it is a cracker!
There used to be some good spots in Hindley Street late at night but haven't been in a decade or so.
Annoying opposition supporters since 1967.
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Ashes Test dates.
23 November. First Test.
Gabba. 10:00 AM Local Time
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2 December. Second Test.
Adelaide Oval. 2:00 PM Local Time
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Dec. 14. Third Test.
WACA. 10:30 AM Local Time
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26 December. Fourth Test. Boxing Day Test.
MCG. 10:30 AM Local Time
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4 January. Fifth Test.
SCG. 10:30 AM Local Time
Gabba. 10:00 AM Local Time
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2 December. Second Test.
Adelaide Oval. 2:00 PM Local Time
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Dec. 14. Third Test.
WACA. 10:30 AM Local Time
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26 December. Fourth Test. Boxing Day Test.
MCG. 10:30 AM Local Time
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4 January. Fifth Test.
SCG. 10:30 AM Local Time
Donny.
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- KenH
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Never seen cricket in Adelaide before but have been to the footy a few times. I think that it is a great venue!ronrat wrote:The Adelaide cricket fan is far more sophisticated than the bogans who follow footy. The old oval was a great place to watch but now don't know. The beauty is if you are staying in the city is you can walk to the ground.KenH wrote:I am going over to Adelaide for the second test! I hope it is a cracker!
There used to be some good spots in Hindley Street late at night but haven't been in a decade or so.
Can't wait!
Cheers big ears
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Progress report on Test hopefuls:
Khawaja improved his chances for the #3 spot for Brisbane, with 40 & 122.
With Hazlewood and Pattinson injured, Copeland put his hand up with 6/24 against SA.
With the #6 spot up for grabs, Maxwell disappointed, with 14 & 20 against Q'land. Cartwright scored 61 & 38, Stoinis 9 & 32 and M Marsh 36 & 4 against Tasmania.
Khawaja improved his chances for the #3 spot for Brisbane, with 40 & 122.
With Hazlewood and Pattinson injured, Copeland put his hand up with 6/24 against SA.
With the #6 spot up for grabs, Maxwell disappointed, with 14 & 20 against Q'land. Cartwright scored 61 & 38, Stoinis 9 & 32 and M Marsh 36 & 4 against Tasmania.
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And Haz is on fire.
Skittled WA's top order, claiming both Marshes and Cartwright for a total of 2 runs.
Maxy hit a patient 60 for Victoria, from 113 balls.
Renshaw failed again but no other opener is knocking the door down.
None of the 3 keepers, being mentioned for the Ashes Tests, scored 40 or more.
Skittled WA's top order, claiming both Marshes and Cartwright for a total of 2 runs.
Maxy hit a patient 60 for Victoria, from 113 balls.
Renshaw failed again but no other opener is knocking the door down.
None of the 3 keepers, being mentioned for the Ashes Tests, scored 40 or more.
Donny.
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If Shaun Marsh and Cam Bancroft are still in the selectors thoughts - Marsh 2 & 91 and Bancroft 76* & 86.
Fergo hit 182 n.o.
Maxy - 60 & 62 at first drop for Victoria.
Fergo hit 182 n.o.
Maxy - 60 & 62 at first drop for Victoria.
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