Story KFC Sponsors: Australia's ODI summer of Cricket

[Roofrom50]

 

[punterpupnroy]

Looking forward to the next update. Hopefully Hussey can come in and make some quick runs fast. So the Aussies can make a solid total. If the foundation is good, the Aussies will get the upper hand.

 

[mattfb]

Aussies are batting strong. I doubt any amount of wickets now will effect the Aussies too much now, as anything above 120 would be hard to chase down the way you have been bowling so far in this tournament. Sri Lanka might pull something off though so you never know.

Great update as always, fantastic writing and presentation kiu!

 

[Jaztheman]

Australia have had a decent start, not as good as normal, but their top order and middle order is formidable and will no doubt put up a fight to Malinga, who seems to be bowling well. Hopefully Sri Lanka can make this a close match.

Brilliant update, mate, loving the graphics and writing as normal.

 

[timmy94]

good story here
like the graphics!!!

 

[Dr. Pepper]

Saweeeeeeeeeeet graphics . Bad early wicket for Sri Lanka but good batting afterwards. Getting quick runs.

 

[Roofrom50]

 

[Jaztheman]

Clarke needs to bypass Ponting's score and get near 50 runs with Haddin supporting well if Australia want to set a good score. Unfortunately the top order couldn't do very well but the middle order has prevailed.

Great presentation, mate.

 

[Roofrom50]

 

[Roofrom50]

 

[punterpupnroy]

I like your try on the pitch map. It is a really interesting contest. Your trying new things and ultimately its paying off. Keep it up mate.

 

[mattfb]

Nice try with the pitchmap, a few errors but it looks good and gives us an idea of how tight you were bowling and why Sri Lanka are on such a low score. Really top score from the Aussies and Sri Lanka sure can't win it. Great gfx and presentation kiu!

 

[Roofrom50]

 

[Roofrom50]

Hello everybody and welcome to the One Day Circut competition brought to you by the Commonwealth Bank, the major sponsor for this Competition. Australia travel and will face a series of of matches.
First the Australians will face a 3 match series against Bangladesh on the 1st, 4th and 9th of November. Which you should class the Aussies firm favourites to take out those matches.

Then the Australia will face a 4 way series, called the PAK Tournament, between Pakistan, Australia, Sri Lanka and South Africa. All these 4 teams will face each other once. After recent results, Australia is again looking the favourite to take that series out as well.
And then the Aussies go onto the Sharjah Tournament, where they'll do battle against the likes of India, England and Pakistan. Australia will face those 3 teams once as well, and then we move onto the end series which is called the SAF Tournament, which is where 3 teams, South Africa, Australia and Zimbabwe will play a considerable amount of matches between the 3 sides to battle it our for their trophy.

So a lot of matches ahead for the Australian's, which is why this is called the Australian's cruelling summer.

Let's have a look at all the squads that will face into this Summer of ODI matches, firstly let's start with the Australia squad.

AUSTRALIA


1. Matthew Hayden (Restricted)
2. Shane Watson
3. Ricky Ponting
4. Michael Clarke
5. Michael Hussey
6. David Hussey
7. Brad Haddin
8. James Hopes
9. Mitchell Johnson
10. Nathan Bracken
11. Brett Lee (restricted)
12. Shaun Marsh
13. Cameron White
14. Andrew Symonds (restricted)
15. Ashley Noffke
16. Doug Bollinger
17. Ben Hilfenhaus
18. Adam Voges
19. Simon Katich
20. Peter Siddle

BANGLADESH


1. Tamim Iqbal
2. Shahriar Nafees
3. Mohammad Ashraful
4. Alok Kapali
5. Aftab Ahmed
6. Farhad Reza
7. Mushifiqur Rahim
8. Mohammad Rafique
9. Abur Razzak
10. Masharfe Mortaza
11. Shahadat Hossain
12. Rajin Saleh
13. Syed Rasel
14. Hannan Sarkar
15. Javed Omar
16. Enamul Haque
17. Mehrab Hossain
18. Mushifiqur Rahman
19. Shahriar Hossain
20. Tareq Aziz

ENGLAND


1. I. Bell
2. M. Prior
3. O. Shah
4. K. Pietersen
5. A. Flintoff
6. P. Collingwood
7. S. Patel
8. L. Wright
9. S. Broad
10. S. Harmison
11. J. Anderson
12. R. Bopara
13. T. Ambrose
14. R. Sidebottom
15. A. Cook
16. P. Mustard
17. A. Strauss
18. G. Swann
19. V. Solanki
20. M. Panesar

INDIA


1. V. Sehwag
2. G. Gambhir
3. Y. Singh
4. S. Tendulkar
5. R. Sharma
6. M. S. Dhoni
7. Y. Pathan
8. Z. Khan
9. Harbhajan Singh
10. I. Sharma
11. Manuaf Patel
12. V. Kohil
13. S. Raina
14. P. Kumar
15. I. Pathan
16. A. Mishra
17. R.P. Singh
18. R. Uthappa
19. S. Badrinath
20. S. Sreesanth

PAKISTAN


1. Salman Butt
2. Kamran Akmal
3. Younis Khan
4. Mohammad Yousuf
5. Shoaid Malik
6. Shahid Afridi
7. Misbah-ul-Haq
8. Sohail Tanvir
9. Wahab Riaz
10. Umar Hul
11. Mohammad Asif
12. Danish Kaneria
13. Yasir Arafat
14. Imran Farhat
15. Mohammad Irshad
16. Mohammad Hafees
17. Shoaib Akhtar
18. Mansoor Amjad
19. Bazid Khan
20. Mohammad Sami

SOUTH AFRICA


1. H. Gibbs
2. H. Amla
3. J. Kallis
4. G. Smith
5. A.de. Villiers
6. M. Boucher
7. J. Ontong
8. J. Botha
9. M. Morkel
10. D. Steyn
11. A. Nel
12. J.P. Duminy
13. A. Petersen
14. P. Harris
15. A. Morkel
16. M. Ntini
17. C. Langeveldt
18. L. Bosman
19. N. McKenzie
20. A. Prince

SRI LANKA


1. S. Jayasuriya
2. M. Warnapura
3. M. Udawatte
4. K. Sangakkara
5. M. Jayawardne
6. C. Kapugedera
7. J. Mubarak
8. V. Vaas
9. N. Kulasekara
10. A. Mendis
11. D. Fernando
12. T. Thushara
13. C. Silva
14. T. Dilshan
15. L. Malinga
16. F. Maharoof
17. U. Tharanga
18. P. Jayawardene
19. L. Dharmartne
20. M. Muralitharan

ZIMBABWE


1. E. Chigumbura
2. B. Taylor
3. V. Sibanda
4. H. Masakadza
5. S. Matsikenyeri
6. T. Taibu
7. P. Utseya
8. C. Mpofu
9. K. Dabengwa
10. G. Brent
11. A. Blingnaut
12. A. Ireland
13. B. Mahwire
14. B. Murphy
15. B. Rogers
16. T. Gripper
17. T. Duffin
18. R. Prince
19. R. Rinke
20. T. Mupariwa​

 

[Zohaib]

good win for Australia

Good looking line ups here

Nice Update