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The Professor's Cricketer of the Day
Re: The Professor's Cricketer of the Day
by Durhamfootman » Tue Aug 29, 2017 9:02 pm
I trust it won't be a hopeless COTD
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Re: The Professor's Cricketer of the Day
by Arthur Crabtree » Tue Aug 29, 2017 9:06 pm
We've already had a judgement.
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Re: The Professor's Cricketer of the Day
by Durhamfootman » Tue Aug 29, 2017 9:17 pm
so we have
a worthy feat, but then so was Colly's yesterday, and neither were as significant as a hundred in each innings in a test match win over a powerhouse by a bunch of no-hopers (allegedly).
can the decision be reviewed or have we used them all up?
a worthy feat, but then so was Colly's yesterday, and neither were as significant as a hundred in each innings in a test match win over a powerhouse by a bunch of no-hopers (allegedly).
can the decision be reviewed or have we used them all up?
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Re: The Professor's Cricketer of the Day
by The Professor » Tue Aug 29, 2017 9:35 pm
Shai was second with Lyon in third.
I'll show my workings. I try to think of COTD as just that....OTD. Whilst I sometimes mention overall performances I try and limit it to just that day's play.
Today I had to balance up what was bigger 174 runs v Warwickshire or 118 v Warwickshire and fell the way of the Lancastrian.
I'll show my workings. I try to think of COTD as just that....OTD. Whilst I sometimes mention overall performances I try and limit it to just that day's play.
Today I had to balance up what was bigger 174 runs v Warwickshire or 118 v Warwickshire and fell the way of the Lancastrian.
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Re: The Professor's Cricketer of the Day
by The Professor » Wed Aug 30, 2017 7:33 pm
Sohail Tanvir got the most economical fivefer in the history of T20 cricket with his 5-3 for Guyana vs Barbados
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Re: The Professor's Cricketer of the Day
by The Professor » Thu Aug 31, 2017 7:16 pm
Bit of an odd one today as the COTD is a member of a team that lost badly. Angelo Matthews was the lone warrior for Sri Lanka scoring 70 runs - a third of his team's score - and also getting two wickets for 24 runs against India.
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Re: The Professor's Cricketer of the Day
by The Professor » Fri Sep 01, 2017 9:29 pm
With today and tomorrow being Finals Days I will have to go for Cricketer of the day and performance of the day.
Cricketer of the day is Sarah Taylor. She was instrumental in the West winning the KSL she scored 109 runs and got four wickets across the two finals.
Performance of the day comes from Rahkeem Cornwall whose score of 78 plus 2-30 couldn't help St Lucia beat Barbados
Cricketer of the day is Sarah Taylor. She was instrumental in the West winning the KSL she scored 109 runs and got four wickets across the two finals.
Performance of the day comes from Rahkeem Cornwall whose score of 78 plus 2-30 couldn't help St Lucia beat Barbados
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Re: The Professor's Cricketer of the Day
by Durhamfootman » Fri Sep 01, 2017 11:03 pm
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Re: The Professor's Cricketer of the Day
by The Professor » Fri Sep 01, 2017 11:11 pm
Agh....sorry. Bit of a brain fart.
First week back at school....I'll blame that
First week back at school....I'll blame that
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Re: The Professor's Cricketer of the Day
by The Professor » Sat Sep 02, 2017 10:13 pm
Cricketer of the day today is Nottinghamshire's Harry Gurney who got 3-19 in the semi against Glamorgan and then 4-17 in the final against Warwickshire.
Individual performance of the day goes to North West's Craig Alexander for his 4-11 against Eastern Province in the Africa T20 Cup
Individual performance of the day goes to North West's Craig Alexander for his 4-11 against Eastern Province in the Africa T20 Cup
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Re: The Professor's Cricketer of the Day
by Durhamfootman » Sat Sep 02, 2017 10:14 pm
The Professor wrote:Cricketer of the day today is Nottinghamshire's Harry Gurney who got 3-19 in the semi against Glamorgan and then 4-17 in the final against Warwickshire.
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Re: The Professor's Cricketer of the Day
by Arthur Crabtree » Sat Sep 02, 2017 10:27 pm
Not Samit? Runs. Wickets. Run outs.
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Re: The Professor's Cricketer of the Day
by Durhamfootman » Sat Sep 02, 2017 11:48 pm
Samit is a given... no need to mention him.
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Re: The Professor's Cricketer of the Day
by The Professor » Sun Sep 03, 2017 6:52 pm
Ben Stevens is an absolute powerhouse for Jersey cricket and today he was the main man as they steamrolled Vanuatu to get to the top of the group in ICC World Cricket League Divison Five.
He got 5-28 as well as 28 runs of his own.
He got 5-28 as well as 28 runs of his own.
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Re: The Professor's Cricketer of the Day
by Gingerfinch » Sun Sep 03, 2017 7:24 pm
How lower standard do you go down to professor? Can or will a village club player win it over a test one?
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