Cricket

hamizao · Post time 27-3-2007 01:25 AM

Bro....ulang = 1 run dan alek = 1 run juga. Jadi Kalau ulang alek dapat 2 runs ...gitu ....heheheh

dexa · Post time 1-4-2007 01:37 PM

Pemain kriket tingkat fizikal

PASUKAN remaja kriket kebangsaan yang akan beraksi di Kejohanan Piala Dunia awal tahun depan akan mengikuti latihan intensif fizikal selama sebulan di Kuala Lumpur.

Jurulatih dari Bangladesh Shahidul Alam Ratan, yang diberi mandat Persatuan Kriket Malaysia dalam menyediakan barisan negara yang teguh, berkata seramai 26 pelatih sudah melaporkan diri di Pangkalan Tentera Udara Diraja Malaysia, Sungai Besi, bagi fasa ketiga latihan pusat.

Latihan akan diadakan di gelanggang Akademi Kriket Kinrara di Puchong.

揝elama sebulan ini semua pelatih akan hanya membuat latihan fizikal di gimnasium Majlis Sukan Negara di Bukit Jalil,

Show all posts · Post time 12-4-2007 06:19 PM

hi...guys...

kitorang from SOBA (smap labu old boy cricket club).. we have a team and..we have been seeking any team to play against us...

we hv played 5 games already againts KTJ Mantin, Shell Cricket Club,, Rhinos CC, and Staroba..

anyone who have a team or cricket club and.. wana to play beautiful soccial or. competetive...cricket match at beautiful international ground.. such as bayueamas oval.. or kirara ground... against my club... please let me know.....

Kamil 017-4218663.. or amin 012-32698168

crickethead · Post time 12-4-2007 06:49 PM

yeah guys we r a bunch of cricket frenzy n fizzy, who love the game so much. I read all ur comments above n it seems interesting. You can call me for any matters related to Cricket, please feel free to ask me any question, let it be about the law of the games, competition, equipment, practice etc. We have a mission to develop the social game of cricket, as we view the game is only being played by a few "elitist". I know there are heaps of ex-sbp out there who used to play this game. We can help you to form a team and arrange a game. If rugby has its own COBRA - Combined Old Boys Rugby Association, why dont we form Combined Old Boys Cricket Association, we could start arrange sixers or inter old boys competition.

Cricket rocks the world.

World Cup Update

Tonite's match - NZ vs Sri Lanka

NZ is on winning streaks but Sri Lanka has an extra edge since they already faced the big boys. My verdict 60/40 to Sri Lanka.

Gemukkkkkkk · Post time 12-4-2007 07:49 PM

apa kabar?

i am in perak. been inactive for so many years. i would have liked to be active again but here, i guess only perak malays or 'kilat' clubs are the teams i can join...

crickethead · Post time 13-4-2007 09:19 AM

Sri vs NZ

It was a heavyweight bout, goliath agaisnt goliath. New Zealand won the toss and opted for batting. That could be the worst decision by Stephen Fleming, who passed Mohd Azharudin record as the most for a captain in the World Cup. It was not a dream start for the Black Caps as their wickets tumbled like bowling pins. Stephen Fleming went out to a similar fashion he was for the previous games against Sri Lanka. Vaas was the culprit, the ball pitched on a straight line and hit Fleming's front pad, straight as an arrow. Scotty Styris steadied the batting with 111 , his second ODI century. Boundaries were hard to come by for the Black Caps, at one stage 200 was beyond their imagination, not until the last 3 overs, when James Franklin and Scotty Styris started to swing their bats for boundaries. New Zealand 219-7.

Second innings, Sri Lankan Batsmen Sanath Jayasuriya and Kumar Sangakkara did well with both bastmen scored half century. Sri Lanka passed the 219 target with 29 balls remaining. Another clinical win for Sri Lanka and New Zealand winning streaks had been tarnished. Sri Lanka won by 6 wickets (222-4).

Today's match Mighty Aussie vs Irish - my verdict 90/10 to Aussie.

Bro Gemukk - Alhamdulillah, maybe you can get ur team to play against us.
Bro Ecam - are u ex-SAS caused we played SAS in the semifinal PPM 97 Teluk Intan
Bro Supadepo - I'm pissed off with that guy, it was not our fault.

Cricket unites the world

Gemukkkkkkk · Post time 13-4-2007 10:56 AM

alamak ehh.. aku takde team.. dah lama tak main since lepas uni.. kalau ada team nak ajak aku aktif kembalik di ipoh ni, best jugak..

crickethead · Post time 14-4-2007 11:33 AM

Ricky Ponting won the toss and put Irish to bat. McGrath did the first damage by taking the first wicket. It almost predicatable that the Irish will be suffered in the middle, it was a "carnage" without the bloodshed. McGrath and Tait shared 3 wickets each, whereby Symonds, Clark and Hogg had one a piece. JF Mooney the only Irish who shone with the bat. Irish all out for 91.

It didnt take long before Aussie passed the mark at 12.2 over with 1 wicket down. Gilchrist out again before reach 50. It was Hussey who steadied Aussie to win the match. Aussie won the match with 9 wickets

Today's match South Africa vs Black Caps - Springbok shall jump over the Kiwi? Kiwi can't fly neither Springbok, but Kiwi is nocturnal they are prehistoric animal who still live in the modern world. My verdict 60/40 to New Zealand. Go KIWI!

crickethead · Post time 16-4-2007 09:37 AM

NZ seal semi-final spot

NZ strolled into Semi-Final along with Aussie and Sri Lanka after securing victory against South Africa. South Africa all out for 192, New Zealand passed the score at 48.2 overs, star for the match Scott Styris with 56 runs.

Comprehensive win for Ireland

Luck was not on Bangladeshi side when they lost to Lepricorn Irish. Irish out played Bangladesh with superb batting performance.

Ireland 243/7
Bangladesh 169

crickethead · Post time 16-4-2007 09:46 AM

Brendon School of Cricket to Malaysia

By Bruce Maurice

The Brendon School of Cricket will take wing on Saturday, April 7 for Malaysia to participate in the Kinrara Invitational quadrangular cricket tournament.

The tournament which is organised by the Malaysian Cricket Association (MCA) will be played from April 18 to 28.

The first leg of the tour will be in Penang where the Brendon School of Cricket will play the Penang Sports Club, Penang Training Cricket Project, Penang Juniors, Australian Defence Forces, and Island Eleven, Mini Land Team Adelaide High School, of South Australia and Millenium CC.

The team will be managed by Sunil De Silva, while K.D.S.P. Samantha and Ajith Edirisinghe will accompany the team as coaches.

The team will be led by all rounder Janidu Arukgoda and will include Gihan Rukshan the wicket keeper and opening batsman, all rounders Sahan Hettiarachchi and Inshath Haniffa. Tharidu Abeysekera, Mario Perumal and Gayan Kularatne will be the spin attack, while Imran Mohinudeen and Sameer Yoonus who are also recognized batsman will handle the new ball.

To back up the pace attack will be Ruchira Pannila, Naveendra Weerakoon and Muznee Meerasaibo.

Gemukkkkkkk · Post time 16-4-2007 10:06 AM

rasa-rasa sapa masuk final dan menang?

crickethead · Post time 16-4-2007 05:10 PM

Final - Aus vs New Zealand

winner - Australia 70/30

Gemukkkkkkk · Post time 16-4-2007 07:26 PM

aku suka nz

Gemukkkkkkk · Post time 16-4-2007 07:30 PM

tapi syok aaa tengok part-timers ireland progress up the ranks :clap: sure england bengkekkkkkk gile..

crickethead · Post time 17-4-2007 02:17 PM

Sri Lanka lost to Aus by 7 wickets ....

dexa · Post time 17-4-2007 06:02 PM

Cricket: Australia beats Sri Lanka in World Cup match

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (AP) - Australia cruised to a seven-wicket victory over title contender Sri Lanka and stretched its winning World Cup streak to 20 matches on Monday in a game that looked little more than a practice game.

With both teams already guaranteed semifinal spots, Sri Lanka deliberately weakened its bowling attack in Grenada to maintain some element of surprise for later in the tournament.

That only made it even easier for the two-time defending champions.

After bowling Sri Lanka for 226, Australia built on a solid opening stand of 76 by openers Matthew Hayden and Adam Gilchrist to reach the target with more than seven overs to spare.

Facing a bowling attack with very little venom, captain Ricky Ponting eased to his 61st one-day half century and smashed a six to finish the match on 66.

Symonds hit 63 and then expressed surprise that Sri Lanka, already without injured paceman Lasith Malinga, had decided to rest two more of its top bowlers, left armer Chaminda Vaas and spin star Muttiah Muralitharan.

"Key players don't play in important games and sometimes sides can lose momentum and lose confidence,'' the allrounder said.

"It's not the way we would have done it, but they're a different team to us.''

While Sri Lanka opted to preserve that element of surprise, the Australians left them in no doubt about their own strengths as pacemen Glenn McGrath and Nathan Bracken removed the top three batsmen in the space of 14 balls.

Sri Lanka slumped from 26-0 to 27-3 with star opener Sanath Jayasuriya among those back in the pavilion before Mahela Jayawardene and Chamara Silva rallied the team with a fourth-wicket stand of 140.

Just as Sri Lanka looked like giving the Australians their first real test of the 2007 World Cup, the pair got out within four runs of each other with left arm spinner Brad Hogg capturing both wickets.

Silva lobbed a catch to Michael Clarke and was out for 64 and Jayawardene was stumped by Adam Gilchrist for 72.

The dismissals were the start of another Sri Lankan collapse from 167-3 to 184-8.

Bracken ended with standout figures of 4-19 off 9.4 overs, while Shaun Tait, McGrath and Hogg took two wickets each.

A score of 226 was never enough to worry the Australians and Hayden and Gilchrist moved smoothly to 76 in just under 12 overs before they were dismissed by one of Sri Lankan's backup bowlers, spinner Russel Arnold.

Hayden was caught for 41 and Gilchrist leg before after scoring 30.

Apart from two run out scares, Ponting and Symonds moved effortlessly towards the victory target and the Australia captain believes his team is building ideally towards an unprecedented third World Cup title.

"All is coming together well,'' he said.

"Right at this moment in the tournament for us it's all about momentum. We've played some good cricket and we've got some good momentum behind us so far and we're looking to carry that into the finals.''

Next up, is a game against another guaranteed semifinalist New Zealand in Grenada on Friday.

Tuesday's game between South Africa and England in Barbados is the only one of remaining five Super 8s to realistically affect who joins Australia, Sri Lanka and New Zealand in the semifinals.

It has plenty of needle too, with South African-born Kevin Pietersen considered something of a traitor for becoming a star batsman for his adopted England.

Rival captains Michael Vaughan and Graeme Smith have also sniped at each other.

"There will be a lot of heat and pressure on both sides,'' Smith said on Monday.

"I'm pretty sure it will be a very explosive game.''

Apart from South Africa's unpredictable form including a surprise 67-run loss to Bangladesh, Smith has another problem.

South African cricket's top official, Gerald Majola, is flying out to the Caribbean from Johannesburg demanding an explanation that some of Smith's teammates were reported by their own fans to be out on a drinking binge after Saturday's five-wicket loss to New Zealand in Grenada.

The South African captain defended his players on Monday.

"I have no issues with some guys going out for a drink and blowing off steam, it's a long tournament,'' he said.

"We do have drinking rules. If the guys don't go over them and push the limits, that's fine with me.''

Gemukkkkkkk · Post time 17-4-2007 09:34 PM

adehhh kesian sama sanath jayasuriya.. tapi takpe le, dia dah menang dedulu..

crickethead · Post time 18-4-2007 03:00 PM

English can bid farewell to the WC after they lost to South Africa. With the win SA will advance to semi final.

Gemukkkkkkk · Post time 18-4-2007 03:05 PM

he he he.. aku suka la england kalah. lepas ni ireland boleh le tunjuk kerek kat england. dengar kata ireland dapat permanent one-dayers punya test status kan? bagus la. slowly progress sampai boleh join test series.