From: d188sid@utarlg.uta.edu (S RAMACHANDRAN)
Subject: Re: WI-WA and Shield matches
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Keywords: Windies, Western Aust, Queensland, South Aust, Victoria, NSW
Organization: The University of Texas at Arlington
Date: Sat, 7 Nov 1992 15:43:00 GMT

In article <rakesh.721123111@sungear>, rakesh@mame.mu.OZ.AU (Rakesh DESAI) writes...
>At WACA, Perth
>West Indies
>D Haynes	c Moody b Julian		52
>P Simmons	c Veletta b Julian		15
>B Lara		C Moody b Angel			55
>C Hooper	c Moody b Angel 		 5
>K Arthurton	c Zoehrer b Angel		 7
>G Logie		b Angel				49
>J Adams		c Zoehrer b Julian		52
>D Williams	lbw b Julian			19
>C Ambrose	c Zoehrer b Julian		 0
>K Benjamin	not out				13
>P Patterson	b Angel				 6
>Sundries (1 lb, 6 nb)				 7
>Total					       280
> 
>FOW 40,117,131,132,139,214,248,248,269,280
> 
>Bowling
>B Reid		18-4-62-0
>T Alderman	18-3-52-0
>B Julian	20-3-72-5
>J Angel		20.4-6-59-5
>W Andrews	10-0-34-0
> 
>In reply last heard Western Australia were 1/72 (G Marsh c ? b Ambrose 7,
>Veletta 29 n.o. and Langer 31 n.o.)
> 
>Julian and Angel overshadowed Reid and Alderman. Looks like bowlers are
>going to dominate this series.
>	
>Sheffied Shield
>at Sydney
>NSW 8/377 (Steve Waugh 0 (first ball to Merv), M Taylor 102, Mark Waugh 88
>M Bevan 68, and 64 by someone I didn't catch name, Merv Hughes 6/83)
> 
>First day some time was lost due to rain.  NSW were 2/18 and then
>recovered well
>Steve Waugh got unplayable chest high ball and gave simple catch similar
>to last summer many of indian batsmen gave.  When Mark Waugh was presumed
>to be dropped from Test side, he scored 88.  Big Merv in great form.
> 
>Victoria 1/115 (W Phillips 54 n.o., Nobes 42)
> 
> 
> 
>at Gabba, Brisbane
> 
>South Australia 178 ( Blewett 17, Fielke 21, Brayshaw 49, Siddons 30,
>Sleep 18 n.o., McDermott 4/48, Tazelaar 4/39, Rowell 2/28)
> 
>McDermott and Tazellar destroyed SA on supposedly batting wicket.
> 
>Queensland 6/426 ( Hayden 77, Barsby 49, Law 69, Gogin 120, Storey 21,
>Border 12, Healy 26 n.o., McDermott 14 n.o.)
> 
> 
>Patrik Smithers in AGE writes opening spot will be contested between
>Mathew Hayden and Wayne Phillips (no mention of G Marsh) and Middle
>order will have contest for one spot among Waugh twins and Damien
>Martyn.  Selectors must be in real tight spot with so many people doing
>well.
> 
>At South Africa
>Heard Cronje made 73 as Board President's XI bowled out for 258,
>Prabhakar 3/38
> 
> 
> 
>rakesh
>--
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>*   Rakesh Desai, Mech & Manf Eng, Uni of Melbourne, Parkville,Vic 3052*
>*   email : rakesh@ecr.mu.oz.au   * (03) 344 6728                      *
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Really nice to hear what's going on in domestic cricket Down Under.
Nice to hear the "Enforcer" may be Back against the Windies! 
Question for the Aussies:
=========================
What is the probable pace attack against the  Windies?
My attack would be;
Tiger Mcdermott
Merv Hughes
Mike Whitney
Julian Angel(?)

Also what is the status of Darren Lehmann, He was so highly rated
and talked of  sometime back. Also who is rated highest among Bevan,
Bryshaw, M.Hayden and D.Martyn ?
Is Greg Mathews a probable for this series? This series is going to 
be really exciting w/ Windies having the edge in bowling and the
aussies in batting!

My aussie 11 (I'm out of touch w/ current trends and form):
============
1) M.Taylor
2) D.Boon
3) D.Jones
4) M.Bevan (D.Martyn)
5) A.Border
6) S.Waugh
7) G.Matthews
8) I.Healy
9) C.Mcdermott.
10) M.Hughes
11) M.Whitney (B.Reid - is he among the wkts at all?)

questions:
==========
Is A.B going to captain? Isn't it time for him to step aside and 
make way for youngsters - he isn't in great form either.
If Wayne Phillips opens the batting will he still keep wkts or does
Australia have a new spl. wktkpr now? What abt Rowell - is he quick enuff
and is a hopeful?

Hope we continue getting more Aussie Info Updates!!

Sidd. R.