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  • mimicM Offline
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    Congrats to Latham on another ton..

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    @mariner4life

    Agreed,

    what's embarrassing is that 6 puts you in the top 12 all time in NZ players!

    http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/records/batting/most_hundreds_career.html?class=1;id=5;type=team

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    And he's still 24.. he could easily surpass whatever Taylor reaches and become Turners partner in our all time test XI

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    Lathams next target is to score 138.. I think his highest score in tests and odi are both 137 lol

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    Bring Tom Latham up here I wanna boof him

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    Awesome to see Tom hit another ton, and Nicholls spend some time at the crease. A bit concerning that Rosco and Kane are both back in the pavillion still 300 behind, but if we can put on another 250ish runs then we've gone a long way towards saving the test.

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    @No-Quarter saving the test? Only 11 wickets have been lost over 3 days.

    We have 17 wickets left over 2.

    Would have to be a collapse of ... err ... Black Cap proportions to lose from here.

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    So. We're 300 behind. Say we bat badly (not calamitously), last two sessions and end up a hundy behind.

    Bangles bat until drinks morning session day 5. Have 300 lead.

    Set us 300 in 70 overs.

    Thoughts?

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    Just saw a meme on the internerd (Facebook .. i fucking hate facebook ... browsing on there for tge first time in a month) that said c. Watling B. Southee is the most prolific combo in NZ tests.

    Am quite surprised.

    Better than c. Smith b. Hadlee??

    I know Hadlee's carrer stretched out longer tham Smthy's but it just seems to me that Southee and BJ's careers are at most just over half way.

    And given Paddles lasted what? Nearly 20 years? ( I'll check) I'm just a little surprised.

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    @booboo said in Black Caps vs Bangles:

    Just saw a meme on the internerd (Facebook .. i fucking hate facebook ... browsing on there for tge first time in a month) that said c. Watling B. Southee is the most prolific combo in NZ tests.

    Am quite surprised.

    Better than c. Smith b. Hadlee??

    I know Hadlee's carrer stretched out longer tham Smthy's but it just seems to me that Southee and BJ's careers are at most just over half way.

    And given Paddles lasted what? Nearly 20 years? ( I'll check) I'm just a little surprised.

    They had this stat up on the first day - and interestingly two of the Watling/Southee catches were in the field (not behind the stumps)! So currently Smith/Hadlee has 1 more as a wicketkeeper, but one less in general

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    @nzzp the fact it's even close is still quite surprising to me

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    Southee gets a lot of edges - although Sir Paddles also got plenty of edges, he got a lot of LBWs and bowleds.

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    Smith was keeper from 84 onwards (plus the 81 season), Hadlee retired in 90. So 6 years. Plus Hadlee hung around in 88 and 89 playing bugger all with injuries but wanting to get to 400.

    Watling and Southee since 2012? 4 years, now maybe up to 5.

    So without doing a number of tests comparison, that's not that outlandish.

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    @Godder said in Black Caps vs Bangles:

    Southee gets a lot of edges - although Sir Paddles also got plenty of edges, he got a lot of LBWs and bowleds.

    Didn't Sir Paddles get asked what his secret was once, and he responded with something like "bowl the ball at the stumps, as fast as I can". He wasn't fucking around trying for caught-behinds.

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    @Kruse said in Black Caps vs Bangles:

    @Godder said in Black Caps vs Bangles:

    Southee gets a lot of edges - although Sir Paddles also got plenty of edges, he got a lot of LBWs and bowleds.

    Didn't Sir Paddles get asked what his secret was once, and he responded with something like "bowl the ball at the stumps, as fast as I can". He wasn't fucking around trying for caught-behinds.

    TBH. This sounds like complete crap, and may be a quote misappropriated from someone else, like Waqar.

    Because Hadlee was a medium fast swing bowler, of course he was trying to get caught behinds.

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    Hadlee was truly quick when he started but then cut back the pace to become more of a line and length master. In any case I am surprised Watling/Southee have overtaken them.

    Latham with his highest test score. Come on son, keep going!

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    We're in a position now that we are very unlikely to lose the test. I'd like us to take a few risks and look at scoring really quickly and getting the Bangles back in. We've seen a lot of collapses from them on this tour.

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    Would like to have got to the follow on before CdG opened up. Gone a little early.

    Am thinking we even declare behind if we get to 400.

    Either that or let Tommy bat on.

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    It is Sunday, in the middle of January.... and fuck all have turned up to watch test match cricket at the Basin, the Basin needs to be shunted down the pecking order of test venues.

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    From the Black Caps point of view this test has been the Tom Latham Show with a few other players chipping in occasionally. 177 is a great effort of concentration, and has certainly moved that highest score up a fair way.

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