Australia in England

Rangeela · 28th May 2005, 12:59 PM

Schedule

Jun 11 TOUR Leicestershire Grace Road
Jun 13 20/20 Int Rose Bowl
Jun 15 TOUR Somerset Taunton
Jul 07 NatWest Challenge - England vs Australia Headingley
Jul 10 NatWest Challenge - England vs Australia Lord's
Jul 12 NatWest Challenge - England vs Australia Brit Oval
Jul 15 - Jul 17 TOUR Leicestershire Grace Road
Jul 21 - Jul 25 1st Test Lord's
Jul 30 - Aug 1 TOUR Worcs/Glam/Gloucs/Northants TBC
Aug 04 - Aug 8 2nd Test Edgbaston
Aug 11 - Aug 15 3rd Test Old Trafford
Aug 18 TOUR Scotland The Grange
Aug 20 - Aug 21 TOUR Northants/Middx TBC
Aug 25 - Aug 29 4th Test Trent Bridge
Sep 03 - Sep 4 TOUR Essex
Sep 08 - Sep 12 5th Test Brit Oval

Australia Squad

* Ricky Ponting
* Adam Gilchrist
* Michael Clarke
* Jason Gillespie
* Brad Haddin
* Matthew Hayden
* Brad Hodge
* Justin Langer
* Michael Kasprowicz
* Simon Katich
* Brett Lee
* Stuart MacGill
* Damien Martyn
* Glenn McGrath
* Shaun Tait
* Shane Warne

Natwest Series Fantasy Cricket - Select a team here

sohum · 28th May 2005, 06:21 PM

Wow--3 months in England. I predict Australia winning almost everything. Drawing a few and maybe losing one here or there.

rahulk666 · 31st May 2005, 07:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rangeela

Schedule

Jun 11 TOUR Leicestershire Grace Road
Jun 13 20/20 Int Rose Bowl
Jun 15 TOUR Somerset Taunton
Jul 07 NatWest Challenge - England vs Australia Headingley
Jul 10 NatWest Challenge - England vs Australia Lord's
Jul 12 NatWest Challenge - England vs Australia Brit Oval
Jul 15 - Jul 17 TOUR Leicestershire Grace Road
Jul 21 - Jul 25 1st Test Lord's
Jul 30 - Aug 1 TOUR Worcs/Glam/Gloucs/Northants TBC
Aug 04 - Aug 8 2nd Test Edgbaston
Aug 11 - Aug 15 3rd Test Old Trafford
Aug 18 TOUR Scotland The Grange
Aug 20 - Aug 21 TOUR Northants/Middx TBC
Aug 25 - Aug 29 4th Test Trent Bridge
Sep 03 - Sep 4 TOUR Essex
Sep 08 - Sep 12 5th Test Brit Oval

Australia Squad

* Ricky Ponting
* Adam Gilchrist
* Michael Clarke
* Jason Gillespie
* Brad Haddin
* Matthew Hayden
* Brad Hodge
* Justin Langer
* Michael Kasprowicz
* Simon Katich
* Brett Lee
* Stuart MacGill
* Damien Martyn
* Glenn McGrath
* Shaun Tait
* Shane Warne

Wow!! now thats what I call a full fledged tour. Tough times ahead for England. Good luck to Haddin, Hodge and Tait...

sachin · 1st June 2005, 11:14 AM

It will be closer than i first anticipated,but i think Australia will win fairly easily.

Aussies r tops · 1st June 2005, 11:29 AM

Well I predict that it will be Australia 3-1. Yes, as has been said many times, England is second on the ICC rankings, but Australia are the next step up on the ladder. the "Aussies r tops"....seriously

rahulk666 · 1st June 2005, 04:05 PM

Aussie selection policy has to be commended. They bring in youngsters at the right time. Aussie selectors now have realized that McGrath and possibly even Gilchrist are reaching the dawn of their careers and are bringing in Haddin and Shaun Tait at the right time so that when these great cricketers retire they do not have a sudden dearth of experienced cricketers.

Also, making the selectors job easier is the whole Cricket Australia infrastructure. Great facilities, opportunities for Aussie cricketers.

The Champ · 1st June 2005, 04:36 PM

ya gr8 oppurtunity for those yougsteres to prove themselves

rahulk666 · 2nd June 2005, 08:17 PM

Looks like McGrath thinks that freddie and Harmison are the only persons that pose a threat to Australia.

Meanwhile Kasper and Katich are wary of Pitersen.

angryangy · 3rd June 2005, 07:03 AM

lol, "youngsters."
hodge is 30, haddin is 27.

by comparison, gillespie and ponting are 30, simon katich is 29.

rahulk666 · 3rd June 2005, 04:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by angryangy

lol, "youngsters."
hodge is 30, haddin is 27.

by comparison, gillespie and ponting are 30, simon katich is 29.

yeah I realized my mistake when I looked at their ages in cricinfo. but my point is that the Aussie selectors have started grooming a young fast bowler and started giving another keeper a chance foreseeing Gilchrist's and McGrath's future.

The Champ · 3rd June 2005, 04:51 PM

i think the Eng batsmen r lot more positive than those played yesteryear beware Aus great bowlers dont think too much before its done and over

Rangeela · 5th June 2005, 11:04 PM

Twenty20 Match - England vs Australia

13 June @ Rose Bowl

Odds:

England - 11/8
Australia - 2/3

Bets will be accepted until 16:00 GMT on 13th June and bets will be settled once the one day match is over. In the case of a drawn match due to the weather or a tie, all bets will be refunded.

The_gas · 7th June 2005, 01:11 PM

I think england will win the test series 5-0, i also think share warne will pull a groin muscle in the field

Sureshot · 7th June 2005, 04:44 PM

After having a sniff at Lords

I think we will make the Ashes tighter than Most people think.

Harmison and Freddie will make the Aussie batsman struggle.

Although i don't think Pieterson will play as Thorpe is better imo. We need a consolidation Batsmen as it were.

Jarryd · 8th June 2005, 12:24 PM

Series Result Australia 3-1
Man of the Series Shane Warne
General Notes England will be humbled after the first test, Strauss will show himself to be very very good, Warnie will take 25+ wickets, Flintoff will take <10 wickets and <200 runs, McGraths 500th wicket will be Trescothick in the first 10 overs, Harmison will take <15 wickets.

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28th May 2005, 12:59 PM	#1 (permalink)
Rangeela National Board President Member Since: Sep 2003	Australia in England Schedule Jun 11 TOUR Leicestershire Grace Road Jun 13 20/20 Int Rose Bowl Jun 15 TOUR Somerset Taunton Jul 07 NatWest Challenge - England vs Australia Headingley Jul 10 NatWest Challenge - England vs Australia Lord's Jul 12 NatWest Challenge - England vs Australia Brit Oval Jul 15 - Jul 17 TOUR Leicestershire Grace Road Jul 21 - Jul 25 1st Test Lord's Jul 30 - Aug 1 TOUR Worcs/Glam/Gloucs/Northants TBC Aug 04 - Aug 8 2nd Test Edgbaston Aug 11 - Aug 15 3rd Test Old Trafford Aug 18 TOUR Scotland The Grange Aug 20 - Aug 21 TOUR Northants/Middx TBC Aug 25 - Aug 29 4th Test Trent Bridge Sep 03 - Sep 4 TOUR Essex Sep 08 - Sep 12 5th Test Brit Oval Australia Squad * Ricky Ponting * Adam Gilchrist * Michael Clarke * Jason Gillespie * Brad Haddin * Matthew Hayden * Brad Hodge * Justin Langer * Michael Kasprowicz * Simon Katich * Brett Lee * Stuart MacGill * Damien Martyn * Glenn McGrath * Shaun Tait * Shane Warne Natwest Series Fantasy Cricket - Select a team here

28th May 2005, 06:21 PM	#2 (permalink)
sohum Staff Member Member Since: Aug 2004 Location: Mumbai/Houston National Team: India Domestic Team: Supersoakers	Wow--3 months in England. I predict Australia winning almost everything. Drawing a few and maybe losing one here or there. __________________ PlanetCricket Cricket Simulator {Brainstorming}

1st June 2005, 11:14 AM	#4 (permalink)
sachin National Board President Member Since: Jan 2004 Location: Melbourne,Victoria,Australia National Team: India Domestic Team: Victorian Bushrangers, Arsenal(EPL), St.Kilda(AFL)	It will be closer than i first anticipated,but i think Australia will win fairly easily. __________________ http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a2...asyEPLcopy.jpg

1st June 2005, 11:29 AM	#5 (permalink)
Aussies r tops 2nd XI Cricketer Member Since: Sep 2004 Location: Sydney, Australia National Team: Australia! Domestic Team: NSW, Hampshire (Warnie...)	Well I predict that it will be Australia 3-1. Yes, as has been said many times, England is second on the ICC rankings, but Australia are the next step up on the ladder. the "Aussies r tops"....seriously

1st June 2005, 04:05 PM	#6 (permalink)
rahulk666 International Cricketer Member Since: Aug 2004 Location: USA National Team: INDIA Domestic Team: Dallas Cowboys (NFL)	Aussie selection policy has to be commended. They bring in youngsters at the right time. Aussie selectors now have realized that McGrath and possibly even Gilchrist are reaching the dawn of their careers and are bringing in Haddin and Shaun Tait at the right time so that when these great cricketers retire they do not have a sudden dearth of experienced cricketers. Also, making the selectors job easier is the whole Cricket Australia infrastructure. Great facilities, opportunities for Aussie cricketers. __________________ Q. What could be the best thing to happen to Indian Cricket? A. Steve Bucknor announcing his retirement.

1st June 2005, 04:36 PM	#7 (permalink)
The Champ National Board President Member Since: Jan 2005 Location: சென்னை(Chennai),India National Team: India, West Indies Domestic Team: Western Australia	ya gr8 oppurtunity for those yougsteres to prove themselves

2nd June 2005, 08:17 PM	#8 (permalink)
rahulk666 International Cricketer Member Since: Aug 2004 Location: USA National Team: INDIA Domestic Team: Dallas Cowboys (NFL)	Looks like McGrath thinks that freddie and Harmison are the only persons that pose a threat to Australia. Meanwhile Kasper and Katich are wary of Pitersen. __________________ Q. What could be the best thing to happen to Indian Cricket? A. Steve Bucknor announcing his retirement.

3rd June 2005, 07:03 AM	#9 (permalink)
angryangy Staff Member Member Since: Oct 2004	lol, "youngsters." hodge is 30, haddin is 27. by comparison, gillespie and ponting are 30, simon katich is 29.

3rd June 2005, 04:51 PM	#11 (permalink)
The Champ National Board President Member Since: Jan 2005 Location: சென்னை(Chennai),India National Team: India, West Indies Domestic Team: Western Australia	i think the Eng batsmen r lot more positive than those played yesteryear beware Aus great bowlers dont think too much before its done and over

5th June 2005, 11:04 PM	#12 (permalink)
Rangeela National Board President Member Since: Sep 2003	Twenty20 Match - England vs Australia 13 June @ Rose Bowl Odds: England - 11/8 Australia - 2/3 Bets will be accepted until 16:00 GMT on 13th June and bets will be settled once the one day match is over. In the case of a drawn match due to the weather or a tie, all bets will be refunded.

7th June 2005, 04:44 PM	#14 (permalink)
Sureshot Staff Member Member Since: Feb 2005 Location: West Sussex National Team: England Domestic Team: Sussex CCC, Nottingham Forest.	After having a sniff at Lords I think we will make the Ashes tighter than Most people think. Harmison and Freddie will make the Aussie batsman struggle. Although i don't think Pieterson will play as Thorpe is better imo. We need a consolidation Batsmen as it were. __________________ Ellipsis' are not commas!

8th June 2005, 12:24 PM	#15 (permalink)
Jarryd International Cricketer Member Since: Jan 2004 Location: Wattle Glen, Melbour National Team: Australia Domestic Team: Victoria	Series Result Australia 3-1 Man of the Series Shane Warne General Notes England will be humbled after the first test, Strauss will show himself to be very very good, Warnie will take 25+ wickets, Flintoff will take <10 wickets and <200 runs, McGraths 500th wicket will be Trescothick in the first 10 overs, Harmison will take <15 wickets.

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