Sheffield Shield SA V NSW Adelaide Oval Feb 19th-22nd

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Game about to commence in for SA is Brown, Carey, Cooper and Tietjens (12th man) with Lyon, Ferguson and Hughes out on national duties.

Fair to say SA will be up against it with that batting lineup, it looks thin and in-experienced. Carey has had a good grade season and is a talent but need some solid scores to help out our bowlers. Jake Brown has had many good years in grade without much of a shot at the next level so he's gotta have a crack. Good allrounder. Sayers and Mennie will do a bulk of the bowling I'd imagine.
 
South Australia
Michael KLINGER
Sam RAPHAEL
Alex CAREY
Tom COOPER
Travis HEAD
Johan BOTHA (c)
Tim LUDEMAN (+)
Chadd SAYERS
Joe MENNIE
Daniel WORRALL
Jake BROWN

Carl TIETJENS (12th)

In: BROWN, CAREY, COOPER
Out: Callum FERGUSON (Aus A), Phil HUGHES (India), Nathan LYON (India)

Alex Carey makes his Shield debut, days after his Ryobi Cup debut also against NSW. There is a recall for all-rounder Jake Brown, played his last FC match for SA all the way back in 2008. He gets a chance due to the continual omission of Dan Christian who is on the outer with the SA hierarchy after being reprimanded for dressing room damage.

New South Wales
Scott HENRY
David DAWSON
Nic MADDINSON
Tim CRUICKSHANK
Peter NEVILL
Brad HADDIN (+)
Steve O'KEEFE (C)
Trent COPELAND
Adam ZAMPA
Doug BOLLINGER
Chris TREMAIN

Luke DORAN (12th)


In: HADDIN, O'KEEFE
Out: Josh HAZLEWOOD (foot), Ben ROHRER (Aus A)

Rohrer and Sandhu were named in the original squad, I guess Rohrer did not fly to Adelaide but not sure about Sandhu. Cruickshank in for Rohrer and Doran as 12th man for Sandhu.
 
big match in the context of the season. Winner theoretically could go to second. Both these batting line-ups are depleted, but I like NSW attack more- Bollinger, Copeland, Tremain are all very good bowlers
 

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Brown is more of a batsmen than a bowler but has certainly taken some handy wickets over his time in grade cricket. Sayers making good use of the conditions, moving the ball both ways, always at the batsmen making them look pretty uncomfortable.
 
hadding is a spud,time to step aside from keeping an state cricket.team neds him an he goes the hacn 5 times in a row only to get bowled out ... great dig not when the team needed it
 
What was Haddin thinking? They'd just lost the other set batsman and he goes out and tries that shot? It's just pure idiocy. NSW will be hoping thse 2 bat for a while because the rest of their bats are terrible
 
hadding is a spud,time to step aside from keeping an state cricket.team neds him an he goes the hacn 5 times in a row only to get bowled out ... great dig not when the team needed it
He's our best batsman at the moment.

Another Copeland century here would be handy.
 
another wicket, agree haddin is in good form an needed to stay in copland can bat an yet goes the big hack across the line such a poor poor shot,why do it
 
haddin smashing across the line and getting bowled is easier to stomach than batsmen leaving and getting bowled (like henry and o'keefe), or even playing across the line while the ball is swinging but only trying to work it (maddinson) tbf. and haddin mashing across the line and getting bowled isn't very easy to stomach.

turns out we probably should have played sandhu. but then it was suggested that NSW have promised to play Zampa for the rest of the season the other week (cause you know, he actually has a hope of playing for australia, unlike a certain other spinner nsw are fielding)
 

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