I love it when people blame the sport because they don’t follow the sport properly.
I couldn't watch the game because I don't have a tv and you can't watch on a computer.
"Didn't watch the game" but yet kept commenting on it.
That was two weeks deeper into February, with less than two days of build up.
It was streamed live on Kayo, shut up.
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I listened to it on radio champ. Stack does have more talent than Walsh. Talent is not about showing up to training. Don't call people moronic champ.
What a wonderful summary.Went along tonight - felt it was going to be tight - not a fan of a lack of bowling options in T20 - would have rather played Peter and left out Connolly for the added bowling experience.
Great game. It was roasting hot. The game must have looked half full because the queue for drinks never relented - water refill station probably more than any!
A great season by the Scorchers. It never rated much of a mention but they had to overcome some serious personnel issues to get a quality team out there this year.
1. The much hyped ‘Draft’ saw Perth choose to retain Laurie Evans over Colin Munro. Evans tests positive to PED and gets his contract terminated. Evans is replaced by a mostly uneventful cameo from South African Supervillain Faf du Plessis.
2. The teams best player - Mitch Marsh - is ruled out for the summer. Massive blow.
3. Import Phil Salt injuries himself in the T20 World Cup - also ruled out. He’s replaced by Adam Lyth - who appeared to be some kind of competition winner, unfamiliar with the game.
4. Tymal Mills - a key player in the BBL11 title - stays in the UK on account of a family emergency (his 2 year old girl suffered a stroke at the airport before his flight out to Perth - truly awful!)
5. Mitch Marsh is might be gone, but at least Cam Green is back after the tests! - until he is also injured and ruled out…
6. Jhye Richardson, probably the most damaging bowler in the league, smashes his way through 7 games before a hamstring injury finishes his season abruptly.
7. Like many teams in the league, ridiculous CA scheduling sees Lance Morris and Ashton Agar unavailable while carrying drinks and out of the country for the finals.
Phew.
Despite all that, the team never skipped a beat, played some high quality T20 cricket - Bancroft, Turner, Hardie and Inglis all match winners at times with Tye and Berendorff putting in another great season. Imports played cameo roles all season without the impact of Colin Munro’s excellent BBL11 - makes you wonder how good the team would have been with Marsh, Green and Richardson available.
So you didn't watch the game, but was still able to make your moronic comments on what you heard, not what you saw.
You need to stop saying moronic. What comments are you referring to. Everyone knows the bigbash is a low grade comp. One final doesn't change that.
So where does the bigbash rank out of all the world's domestic comps?
How do you know it’s a B Grade comp if you didn’t even watch it lol.
It was a good final, but a lot of mistakes were made, but a good game.
Below the IPL, below the Hundred, below the CPL, below the PSL.
Who actually cares?
I'm commenting on the comp as a whole which is making you cry for some reason.
Every thread you need to stink it up take your rants to the SRP board.
Well I loved the entire comp, and so did my kids.
Turner is a great player but you need a third man on the Perth wicket.
I don't to see it when the commentator says he bowled a rank half volley .
