Story Cascade Tassie tigers Australian Season (c2005)
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Victoria s innings began a downhill sprial from ball one......when Wright had Moss caught at fourth slip and the two over later hodge bowled for a duck.
Young American Anton Brown was then bought into the attack by ponting taking 3 wickets in his second over to have Victoria in deep poo at tea.
Young American Anton Brown was then bought into the attack by ponting taking 3 wickets in his second over to have Victoria in deep poo at tea.
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End of the opening days play here at hobart. The first days play can only be described as either wickets wickets wickets or Brown Brown Brown............
Tigers second dig started in similar fashion to there first with Birt being bowled first ball. Ponting and Dawson consolidated until Harwood struck, removing Dawson then Beaven was run out in the second last over of the day.
Lets hope today trend doesn t continue and that the suns shining tommorrow morning to help dry this pitch up.
End of play Day 1
1st Inn TAS 123
1st Inn VIC 45
2nd Inn Tas 3/70
Tasmania lead by 148 runs
Ponting 35 (77) no
Tigers second dig started in similar fashion to there first with Birt being bowled first ball. Ponting and Dawson consolidated until Harwood struck, removing Dawson then Beaven was run out in the second last over of the day.
Lets hope today trend doesn t continue and that the suns shining tommorrow morning to help dry this pitch up.
End of play Day 1
1st Inn TAS 123
1st Inn VIC 45
2nd Inn Tas 3/70
Tasmania lead by 148 runs
Ponting 35 (77) no
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Well its a sunny morning here in Hobart for day to of this opening Pura Cup match of the season. The pitch appears to have dried out considerably and the batsmen will be looking to put the horrors of the first day behind them. The first day really did below to young Anton Brown, the 17yr old scouted over from america by none other than the Tasmanian folk hero David Boon. I caught up with Brown after a few quiet drinks lats night and this is what he had to say.
Me: Well Anton what a day, did u ever dream of a debut like that?
Brown: Nah brother, i just wanted to get out there and show em fools i aint no chump. Yah here me player!!!!! Dam man i was on fire boy, dem fellas thought i was toss'n down hand grenades or sumth'n.
Me: Well lets not get to far ahead of our selves you did get a golden duck!!!!
Brown: Who u diss'en man...... i had a dam fly in my eyes could see **** brotha.
Me: That'll just about do me.......... good luck tommorrow.
Brown: Ya man holla at ya lata, respect.
Well the players and umpires are out in the middle so lets go enjoy the morning session.
Me: Well Anton what a day, did u ever dream of a debut like that?
Brown: Nah brother, i just wanted to get out there and show em fools i aint no chump. Yah here me player!!!!! Dam man i was on fire boy, dem fellas thought i was toss'n down hand grenades or sumth'n.
Me: Well lets not get to far ahead of our selves you did get a golden duck!!!!
Brown: Who u diss'en man...... i had a dam fly in my eyes could see **** brotha.
Me: That'll just about do me.......... good luck tommorrow.
Brown: Ya man holla at ya lata, respect.
Well the players and umpires are out in the middle so lets go enjoy the morning session.
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Lunch Day 2
1st Inn TAS 123
1st Inn VIC 45
2nd Inn Tas 4/200
Tasmania lead by 278 runs
Ponting 80 (164) no
DiVenuto 79 (86) no
Inness 2/36
Ponting and DiVenuto have taken the attack to the Victorian bowler and have come out well and truely on top. The pitch has certainly settled down as we have not seen the consistant sideways movment and low skidding bounce that cause so much drama on day one. Victoria will need to claim an early wicket if they are to save this match at all.
1st Inn TAS 123
1st Inn VIC 45
2nd Inn Tas 4/200
Tasmania lead by 278 runs
Ponting 80 (164) no
DiVenuto 79 (86) no
Inness 2/36
Ponting and DiVenuto have taken the attack to the Victorian bowler and have come out well and truely on top. The pitch has certainly settled down as we have not seen the consistant sideways movment and low skidding bounce that cause so much drama on day one. Victoria will need to claim an early wicket if they are to save this match at all.
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Tea Day 2
1st Inn TAS 123
1st Inn VIC 45
2nd Inn Tas 5/358
Tasmania lead by 436 runs
Ponting 101 (193)
DiVenuto 165 (179) no
Brown 46 (58) no
Tea here as the Tigers continue to dominate the Bushrangers. The Tigers added 158 runs for the loss of just one wicket in the middle session. With a mamoth lead of 436 runs it looks only a matter of time before the declaration come. Michael DiVenuto has been in oustanding for here and will have one eye on a double hundred.
1st Inn TAS 123
1st Inn VIC 45
2nd Inn Tas 5/358
Tasmania lead by 436 runs
Ponting 101 (193)
DiVenuto 165 (179) no
Brown 46 (58) no
Tea here as the Tigers continue to dominate the Bushrangers. The Tigers added 158 runs for the loss of just one wicket in the middle session. With a mamoth lead of 436 runs it looks only a matter of time before the declaration come. Michael DiVenuto has been in oustanding for here and will have one eye on a double hundred.
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