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Re: Dukes vs.Kookaburra

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26 Apr 2015 15:36 - 25 Jun 2019 17:04 #253723 by ketchim
It is evident that our Bowlers cannot OUT the Opposition !

So lets change Ball !  8)
Last edit: 25 Jun 2019 17:04 by ketchim.

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26 Apr 2015 15:39 #253724 by ketchim
Opiss had introduced the English DUKE.

Should we start using the 4 piece KOOKABURRA ???

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26 Apr 2015 15:57 #253725 by ketchim
www.theage.com.au/sport/cricket/dukes-ba...-20121023-283gw.html

The Dukes cricket ball behaves differently from the Kookaburra !!

The seams on Dukes are hand-stitched, and they tend to swing for longer than Kookaburra balls,

though movement is heavily influenced by pitch and weather conditions  ;)

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26 Apr 2015 16:14 #253728 by chairman
use duke

Always tell someone how you feel because opportunities are lost in the blink of an eye but regret can last a lifetime.
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26 Apr 2015 16:17 #253730 by ketchim

BUT ...it not working for us : FIX things that NOT working :

I refuse to believe that Gabriel, a faster bowler than Jimmeh :

CANNOT get the SAME result ...

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26 Apr 2015 16:25 #253733 by Rev Al

* Bishoo took 4 wickets and scored 30 and 15* and some of the clowns over at CC want to drop him.

* In the meantime Holder and Roach didn't take a single wicket but tey are set for life.

* Having said that---the WI no longer has quality quicks----they'll remain ranked #7/8 for years to come.

Rev

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26 Apr 2015 17:53 #253736 by Calypso

The famous West Indian fast bowlers of the 1980s propelled Dukes balls, often at the batsman’s head, but when Roger Harper was the West Indies coach he switched to Kookaburras so they would not be unfamiliar when his team toured Australia and South Africa.

The switch back to Dukes, to try to revive West Indian fast bowling, was made four years ago. But the seams were found to split on surfaces which were often rolled and hard-baked mud. So a ball was made specifically for West Indian usage, using seams of stronger thread and more lacquer, which costs WICB £55 a time.

The type of ball being used in this series is the British Cricket Balls Grade 1 County (Dukes).  Equipped with this missile, James Anderson set up and cleaned up Kraigg Brathwaite !!!

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26 Apr 2015 18:04 #253737 by Calypso

Re-introduced  ;) 

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26 Apr 2015 18:55 #253739 by ketchim

Yeah I saw it  ;)
                                           

51/2oz  Red

    •The very best English alum tanned leather

    •Precision Cortex centre

    •Customised to suit region of use

    •As used for First Class / International cricket in England & West Indies

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30 Apr 2015 09:22 #254175 by ketchim

Now ViV talking about the Pitches but NOT the Ball ....**sigh**

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