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Fourth ODI between Australia and Sri Lanka abandoned in Sydney due to heavy rain at SCG
- January 20, 2013
Rain robbed Sri Lanka of the chance to wrap up their one-day international series with Australia on Sunday, after two umpiring howlers and another top-order collapse restricted the hosts to just 9-222 at the SCG.
Australia vs Sri Lanka
Up 2-1 in the five-game series, Sri Lanka reached 0-14, with openers Tillakaratne Dilshan (nine not out) and captain Mahela Jayawardene (four not out) successfully negotiating the first 3.2 overs in reply before rain set in about 7pm (AEDT).
Rain stopped falling roughly an hour before the match was called off at 9pm, the outfield considered too wet for play.
It will go down as a missed opportunity for the tourists, who will now head to Hobart for Wednesday's fifth and final game seeking back-to-back ODI series wins, after their triumph over New Zealand at home in November last year.
Both captains were told the light rain was more troublesome than heavy rain, that would've soaked into the SCG turf and been drained away.
Instead the drizzle sat on the surface and, with no sunlight or wind to impact it, caused a premature end to the fixture.
Jayawardene feared it could cost them a series victory and said he would write to the match umpire for clarification on the rules - pointing out heavy rain during their series against New Zealand didn't end the game.
"I think we can probably write to the match ref because obviously the interpretation we got three months ago in the New Zealand series was something totally different," he said.
"It was deemed that they'd only stop play if it was dangerous, not unfair.
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"But today the interpretation was different. I accept that."
Australia's innings was built heavily around top-scoring opener David Warner (60) and some lusty lower order hitting from No.9 Mitchell Starc (52 not out).
After lamenting Australia's dismal collapse at the Gabba on Friday, when bowled out for just 74, coach Mickey Arthur would've been less than impressed as top order frailties were again exposed by crafty Sri Lankan medium-pacer Nuwan Kulasekara and speedster Lasith Malinga.
But the Australians weren't helped by two blunders from the on-field officials who prematurely ended the innings of top-scorer Warner and Moises Henriques (3).
On both occasions the batsmen were given out lbw, despite replays showing clear inside edges prior to hitting the pads, and Australia slumped to 6-130 with the consecutive dismissals.
Neither was able to use the decision review system because captain Michael Clarke (20) had burned Australia's only challenge with a frivolous query of an lbw of his own - which was upheld.
Warner, whose 60 is his highest ODI score in nearly 10 months, was particularly seething at the officiating error, thumping his bat in frustration as he glared at umpire Marais Erasmus on his walk back to the pavilion.
It was a painful end to an, at times, painful innings for the explosive opener, who was felled by a quick delivery to the groin before later getting hit on his left thumb - both incidents leaving the 26-year-old grimacing like Arthur just as the wickets fell.
But the 40-run last wicket partnership between Starc and Xavier Doherty (10no) pushed Australia past 200, further exposing the disappointing performance of Warner's top-order allies who were once again bamboozled by swing bowler Kulasekara (3-30).
Malinga (2-33) also chimed in with a vicious burst of fast swing bowling that enticed an edge from David Hussey (1) and had George Bailey (22) seemingly under a spell.
Rangana Herath (2-37) and Thisara Perera (2-64) were the other wicket-takers.
Clarke praised Warner and Starc but admitted he was disappointed that Australia now no longer had a chance to win the series - only draw it in Hobart.
"I'd rather see us lose the game than not get a result at all," Clarke said.
He lamented the two decisions that went against Australia's batsmen, but said it wouldn't change his approach to using DRS.
The biggest cheer of the night came deep into the rain delay when fans in the Victor Trumper stand built the biggest beer snake in history - officially breaking the record registered at the WACA in 2007.
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Captain Tasmania of tassie says January 20, 2013 at 9:29 PM
And so what have we learnt from this game.... 1.The public don't matter , why else was the game not completed? Our precious overpaid cricketers need to look around the world at the countless cricketers who play in conditions far worse than this. No wonder crowds are down. Toughen up nancy boys and earn the money you are paid. 2. The DRS isn't working. Regardless of Clarke and Warner's cock up in using the review when it was clearly a waste , the two massive inside edges that resulted in the two blind umpires giving decisions that would see them lynched in the sub-continent, this should not be allowed to happen. 3. Nicker Hughes still cannot playing reasonable swing bowling. Anderson will crucify him in the old dart. How many chances will this numpty be given. He is obviously a protected species.
SCG is a Dinosaur of Homebush says January 20, 2013 at 9:36 PM
The SCG is a joke. Facilities are poor, accessability is pathetic and I can't remember the last cricket international played there that was not rain effected. I used to be an SCG Member but gave it away as I was sick of getting wet and not seeing any cricket. BTW, there was zero rainfall at Homebush today where there happens to be a modern international standard 80,000 seat stadium that was not built in a rain belt near the coastline like the SCG.
Matthew of Perth says January 20, 2013 at 9:36 PM
Game abandoned, and lucky break for us. Bring on Hobart where we will level the series. Clarkey said that the top order failures are not good enough in his post match interview and I hope that's cue for new players to come in i.e Khawaja as 3 failures in 3 games is simply not good enough.Bailey and Hussey have scored only 80 runs between them in three innings each and that's not good enough.
Vivek of Hawthorne says January 20, 2013 at 9:39 PM
Once again our batting line up sends a clear as day signal: We're not going to win the Ashes if we stick with flat pitch bullies such as Bailey and Davide Hussey. F Back-toback Ashes series are going to be impossible to win with these guys. For the next game bring in Finch and Khawaja as we need players who can handle swing bowling.
Dawso says January 20, 2013 at 9:44 PM
LOL one dayers. Can't believe I wasted half a day watching this farce. bring on the NRL.
Ben of Brisbane says January 20, 2013 at 9:53 PM
What a disgrace! The players where doing warm ups on the field running etc and no rain had fallen for 45min. The game was abandoned by the same umpires who made clanger decisions ? on a mission to spoil the game. Wouldnt bother paying to buy a ticket as the cricket of late as is either over by intermission, a B team is playing due to player management (aka rotation) or they call it a day when teams from the 80s or 90s would have demanded to play. Most disturbing was Clark's lack of annoyance at the way the game ended. Clark should have been at least as furious as the dedicated crowd who stayed back to watch a game they paid good money to see. Instead he was indifferent and happy to try and go for a draw in Hobart. No person in there right mind would pay to go and watch that game given the form and attitude of cricket australia , the players and umpires.I thought rugby union had its problems but the cricket is in big trouble!
Josh of Brisbane says January 20, 2013 at 9:56 PM
First Gabba fans were robbed by a dismal batting performane and now Sydney by a gutless captain. Sure the official decision came from the umpires to abandon the game, but lets face it: Sri Lanka were prepared to bat. If Michael Clarke had any sense of sportmanship or general respect for the thousands of fans who stuck around to see a contest, we would have seen one. Australia were more concerned with not losing the series rather than trying to win it. Gutless!
Rogers of Pymble says January 20, 2013 at 10:05 PM
I was at the Churchill Stand where below me the SCG crowd broke the WACAâs 5 year old beer snake world record. The snake ran the length of the Trumper stand.James Sutherland was a few rows behind me laughing. Fantastic stuff. Brettig has summed it up well, guys such as Bailey and David H have failed misreably against the swining ball reaffirming for me that Khawaja has to be the man to take Mike Hussey's spot in the coming Indian series and the ashes. Second best in shield and averaging 40 with 450 runs in shield where most of his runs came on tough bowler friendly decks(tougher then what we saw in the last few games) Khawaja would have been invaluable today and its time to give him a fair run at the position. Maxwell's walking footwork in Adelaide was destined to end in an outside edge and so it proved, while Hussey's outstanding first-class career figures do not reveal the lack of certainty and security against the short ball that was exposed during last year's World Twenty20 semi-final against the West Indies and was underlined by Lasith Malinga at the SCG.
tick tick boom of N.s.w says January 20, 2013 at 10:09 PM
abandoned, lucky 4 us , Another pathetic performance from hughs how he in the side (AGAIN) blows me away ,He has the worst technique i have ever seen on a top order batsman (hopeless).He has proven this TIME and TIME again still there is,give him another go There seems to be a soft spot for him and its really starting to grind my gears. Please selectors get rid of this PRETENDER !!
torrential dribble of mouth says January 20, 2013 at 10:10 PMDid you want to make a comment? Use our form below
hmmmmmm! i see what you did there!
Starc reminder says January 20, 2013 at 10:13 PM
Mitchell Starc now averages 58.50 with the bat and 20.48 with the ball in One Day Internationals. Who needs Watson, and Starc can play in pain as well.
Earl of Wollongong says January 20, 2013 at 10:13 PM
How dumb. Wasn't even that wet. Bunch of softies these bunch aren't they?
Reg Seguna of Burraneer says January 20, 2013 at 10:14 PM
The standard of umpiring must come into question after the pathetic efforts of both Field Umpires giving blatant incorrect LBW decisions against David Warner and then Moises Henriques. It is obviously clear that if we are going to have modern technology applied to determine any doubt about decisions, then the idea of restricting the number of attempts to seek a technological challenge to a prospective loss of wicket should be changed to reflect a more equitable and fairer outcome. In today's ODI game we had the farcical situation where the umpire should have the power to seek technological checking in view of the batsmen's pleas about the ball hitting their bat before hitting their pad. Such discretion is akin to their discretion to determine run outs. The game today cannot ignore the technological advances that have genuinely improved cricket out of sight. I understand that there is always the risk of player abuse with such appeals - however, there must be a better system in place than the one that was on display in today's game. I was disappointed not to be able to see Warner and especially Henriques batting for prospective longer innings than they did - all because of bad calls.
dave darodi of goodna queensland says January 20, 2013 at 10:15 PM
What a joke the umpires were during the Aussie batting. How they did not hear the noise of the bat hitting the ball first before the pad.This is not the first mistake that the South African umpire has made during this series. Send him back
Tired of Nonsense of Perth says January 20, 2013 at 10:21 PM
Some of the things that have taken place this summer haven't done much to endear the cricketing public. Their seems to be a large void between the public and the Australian cricket team in general. It doesn't feel like it's an "Australian" team anymore, personally i feel the viewing public are being treated like a resource to be exploited.
Nathan of Adelaide says January 20, 2013 at 10:26 PM
David Hussey have been very dissapointing this series, he looks shaky against the swinging ball and good quality bouncers.Take Khawaja at the number 6 spot with possibly either Ferguson or Christian taking the reserve spot. Pity that Khawaja didn't get more then 1 game as it would have been the perfect audition to show his talents against the moving ball.Bailey is another one who has been dissapointing and in four-day cricket he has made 169 runs at 28.16. David Hussey is averaging 17 so none of these guys should be contenders for the number 6 spot anymore.Then there is all-rounder Glenn Maxwell, but he has not staked his claim as a batsman - or for that matter as a bowler - in this series.
John of Victoria says January 20, 2013 at 10:42 PM
Unlucky Australia. Can someone put Starc to open with Warner, probably the best batter in the team.
Ahmad of Box Hill says January 20, 2013 at 10:47 PM
My team for hobart, Warner Hughes Clarke Khawaja, Bailey(last chance) Wade shld be our top six rite nw till watto returns..!!! noway D.Hussey at 4...ridiculous..!
Ian of Brisbane says January 20, 2013 at 10:59 PM
Clarke did review his lbw but it just hit the top of the stumps so it was worth reviewing and not selfish at all. However our top order issues can't go on. Out of the current crop Khawaja is one of the better players of swing bowling. He moved to Qld this season, and has been smoking it at the Gabba where he averages close to 90 in conditions much worse then what we saw yesterday.
John Nischke says January 20, 2013 at 11:01 PMDid you want to make a comment? Use our form below
It could be a blessing for some today and but could lead to a disaster in the future. Our batting is still an issue as long players like Bailey, Maxwell, D.Hussey and even Marsh are shown continuous support after failures but players with names like khwaja are shown the door just after one game. Todays Rain affected game can hide the faults. However it could become major issues in India or UK. Pick players on merit and treat everyone the same!!! Built an Aussie team players who have done produced domestic results on continuous occasions.
James of Melbourne says January 20, 2013 at 11:02 PM
Joke of a day for the umpires. Australia didn't bat amazingly, but there were 2 absolutely horrifying decisions in a row which put Australia's Innings on life support. Warner deserved a hundred, today. Sri Lanka got 2 completely undeserved wickets due to the fact that they will shout for anything even when they know it's not close. Disappointing match in the end in terms of no result, but considering the fact Sri Lanka would've won with Duckworth I think it's a bit of justice. Would've been a pretty undeserving win.
catsa of brisbane says January 20, 2013 at 11:07 PM
I hope Cricket australia can help out the crowd that went to this game. cause this is bs hard working people pay money and onto pay for drinks and food. this is a total disgrace. No wonder ODI crowds are going downhill during Australia season. They should consider one starting the game the next day or else atleast refund a percentage to people that went to the game.
Rohit says January 20, 2013 at 11:09 PM
Love the biggest beer snake ever made, well done to the folks who used their time wisely while waiting for the game to start. David Hussey was a good batsman but at present looks out of his depth against the moving ball and quality bouncers. He faced an out-swinging delivery today and you can see EACH of his 3 stumps because his feet are outside the line of leg stump. Bailey's biggest sin was not going on when he was set. Usman who was standby batsman in two Tests this summer, his 440 shield runs at 40 in sheild and this stacks up ver well against Hussey who has 120 at 17 and Bailey who has 169 runs at 28.16 in shield cricket. Khawaja was also was not in bad touch in an ordinary team, Sydney Thunder, in the BBL, rolling out 206 runs at 41. Khawaja should be now at the top of the queue for the Indian series but I would still take David Hussey as backup batsman as he is better then Maxwell.
Ben of Tigerland says January 20, 2013 at 11:29 PM
Beer snakes poke your eyes out!
Soloman Grundy of Qld says January 20, 2013 at 11:30 PM
The Aussies were lucky. They'll now win the 5th ODI and Sri Lanka will be denide a series win.
Reg of Coogee says January 20, 2013 at 11:33 PM
I will never go to the SCG for cricket agian,SCG groundsmen you can stick your turf where it fits
John T of South Perth says January 20, 2013 at 11:45 PM
No doubt about you Michael, I can only describe your actions as being a little sejfish. Why waste the video ref's when its absolutely obvious you were in right front. Yes, height could have been an issue it wasn't in the end. Maybe Warner should have been stronger when you asked him his opinion at the non strikers end......................but you are the Captain aren't you How about only using the video ref's for "clear" errors of the umpire. Warner's was exactly that!!!!, yours was not. John T South Perth
Paceman of BA says January 20, 2013 at 11:46 PM
ODI is dead
Alex says January 20, 2013 at 11:59 PM
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Auditions will continue, they have to! Thank goodness the shield is about to start again I say. Guys need to make big runs and pull the finger out. David Hussey has been a big disappointment with some woeful footwork. He's better than he's shown but looks terribly out of form. Maxwell just isn't ready. Bad technique always gets exposed when the ball is moving around a bit as we saw today and in Brisbane. Bailey and Hughes are great in perfect conditions batting on a road but as soon as there is some movement in the air or off the deck they're in a world of trouble, and they aren't the only ones. Bring Khawaja in and take a look at Doolan as backup. Khawaja needs to be back in this team now. At least he has the technique to thrive in tough conditions. Starc continues to amaze me.
Conspiracy Theory of SCG says January 21, 2013 at 12:13 AM
That seemed a rather contrived result to keep the series alive. It didn't seem to be raining anywhere else in Sydney, so why was the SCG so wet?
Anthony Swann of Urangan says January 21, 2013 at 12:33 AM
To Captain Tasmania (comment #1), Ben (comment #6) and Josh (comment #7), how about you blokes read the article again. The umpires were the ones who made the call to abandon the match - neither captain had a say in the decision. In particular, the part of the article that says "Clarke praised Warner and Starc but admitted he was disappointed that Australia now no longer had a chance to win the series - only draw it in Hobart. "I'd rather see us lose the game than not get a result at all," Clarke said." Ben, in particular, you mentioned that the players were on the field warming up - I'm guessing this would have been the Australians who were fielding? Doesn't seem to fit in with your assertion that Clarke didn't want to go out again.
Mr Obvious of Behind You! says January 21, 2013 at 12:34 AM
Jayawardene feared it could cost them a series victory and said he would write to the match umpire for clarification on the rules - pointing out heavy rain during their series against New Zealand didn't end the game?!?! Hang on... I was watching and it was the Sri Lankans wanting to go off when the light rain started.
Anthony Swann of Urangan says January 21, 2013 at 12:44 AM
@SCG is a Dinosaur (comment #2) - "I can't remember the last cricket international played there that was not rain effected (sic)." The recent SCG test had no rain, nor did the last ODI played there (last season Aust vs India). "BTW, there was zero rainfall at Homebush today where there happens to be a modern international standard 80,000 seat stadium that was not built in a rain belt near the coastline like the SCG." The last international match played at Stadium Australia (Aust vs India T20 last season) was a rain-interrupted match. Might be an idea to check your facts before making such sweeping generalisations.
howzat of mars says January 21, 2013 at 12:49 AM
the referal system needs to be brought in in odi after that terrible decision on warner clearly bat pad.
pbarty of nth qld says January 21, 2013 at 12:57 AM
time for the public to say something by not showing up for the game in hobart time to tell CA we have had enough ,it was a disgrace to see clarke and arthur smiling when they called it off the only way we were gonna save face it was pathetic even though they were warming up on the field running around waiting for the game to start if they could run around they could have played, but instead clarke took the easy way out, makes you wonder what would have happened if the shoe was on the other foot?
TigerClaw says January 21, 2013 at 1:10 AM
Hughes will fail in the ashes, his last 2 dismissals knicking behind against the moving ball shows he is not up to it and yes he is a protected species because Clarke loves him.
Michael of Brisbane says January 21, 2013 at 1:49 AM
yet we all get kicked out of the Gabba if you try to make a beer snake
Rooster of Queensland says January 21, 2013 at 1:55 AM
Batting averages of current Australian ODI batsmen (minimum of 10 games) M Clark 45.10, G Bailey 38.53, D Hussey 32.65, D Warner 30.94, M Wade 22.50. Why do people call for Bailey to be dropped and Ho does Wade get to bat in the top six?
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the killers were awesome at big day out!!
Schooner says January 21, 2013 at 2:34 AM
What I want to know is, how long was the beer snake?
Moronus Erectus of gondwanaland says January 21, 2013 at 2:54 AM
Well at least CA and their on field rep/captain have found a way not to lose, just don't play! The summer of our fans discontent just rolls right along. So many of coach Mickeys faceless people just treated with complete contempt again. They paid their money and were dudded...again! Informed " the dirt and grass got wet when it rained " management. Sheeeesh! hello!!! some people actually work in those conditions, some cricket fans have to get home in those conditions after not getting to watch what they had paid to see. How was the car park chasps? or did you hop a helicopter out so your tootsies didn't get damp? There's people risking their lives in fires to save others and property. SES volunteers in the Brisbane floods worked in what might be called wet/dangerous conditions. See these guys and girls are what Australia is about....I just can't believe the garbage being handed out this summer by this lot in so many different ways. Each day finds a new way of defecating on the fans.
Sunshine Girl says January 21, 2013 at 7:21 AM
The ODI's have been one big farce, thank you selectors for stuffing around with the team every match.D Hussey talked himself up and has failed, he should go and Khawaja brought back into the side as well as S Marsh who has experience in the side and in India which is where we will be going. The selectors have done a shocking job of trying to organise a side to take to India they still haven't got a clue. Time for the umpires to visit OPSM two howling errors.......probably why they didn't want the game to continue.
Charge Forward of Square Leg says January 21, 2013 at 7:52 AM
Where is that rodent "Comeon of Philippines". Still think Starc's a cat? Where are you hiding?
Bat First of Sydney says January 21, 2013 at 8:02 AM
When he writes the umpires, Maybe he could get clarification go lbw rule as well, take a leaf out gf the Aussie book and stop appealing when you know it hit the bat first.
Charge Forward of Square Leg says January 21, 2013 at 8:27 AM
@ Captain Tasmania. Here is another thing we learned from the game. Jayawardene is a manipulative and cunning dweeb. If he was so outraged about not playing, why was he pulling away from the bowler and wiping his eyes when the light drizzle first hit? Then proceeded to scurry off the field when the umpires called for the covers? I'll tell you why, because Sri Lanka had not lost a wicket and he knew this would be favorable under a DL recalculation. You got exactly what you deserved Mahela. Exactly.
Aust cricket fan but not for much longer of Sydney says January 21, 2013 at 8:50 AM
I wonder if Australia were batting second would've the game been called off. It smells terribly of not wanting Sri Lanka to win the series before Hobart. !! CA and the administration have certainly forgot or are too stupid to realise it's the fans that make the game !! Totally agree with comment above, Australian cricketeters have become over paid nancy boys.
JB of Canberra says January 21, 2013 at 9:01 AM
Josh of Brisbane you actually are the biggest tosser I have ever read anything on this website from. If you knew anything about cricket the umpires make the decsion and the player have to deal with it. Clarkie can't jump up and down and say no we want to play. Its not park cricket mate which is what you have probably only watch from your car window on your way to Macca's drive through. Good input though mate, maybe one day you will contribute to a conversation about cricket?
Mick of Brisbane says January 21, 2013 at 9:01 AM
I suppose that if the last 2 matches have achieved anything they've proven that : (1) David Warner is the real deal and is potentially a future team leader. (2)Phil Hughes cant play the swinging ball and should not be opening the innings and unlesshe can play spin shouldn't even be in the team as a middle order batsman. (3) Australia does not have an international standard all rounder at the moment and we should forget about including one. The fast bowlers can all bat a bit and if the top order are doing their job we shouldn't need one. (4) It looks like the captain & coach have something against Khawaja and they should come out and say what it is. He certaily isn't getting a fair go at the moment. (5)David Hussey is a good cricketer at state level but not up to international standard. (6)DRS isn't working the way it's structured at the moment. Refering all appeals isn't practical so it has to be left to the umpire to refer. Their decisions should be monitored and if they can't get it right either retrain them or sack them. (7) The rotation system isn't workingmaily because it makes no sense. The best available team should play on every occasion
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Absolute joke of a decision to abandon the game. How about the thousands of cricketers who play every weekend on wet and/or substandard fields? Yet these primadonnas are concerned about a wet outfield (Clarke said as much in an interview - bet he would have insisted upon playing if they had the upper hand though). Guaranteed the Aussies will still collect their match fee. Instead, those fees should be put towards refunding each and every member of the crowd. Between this and rotation it's beyond me why anyone would shell out their hard-earned to see a game these days.
Dink of Newy says January 21, 2013 at 10:09 AM
Gee the cricket must be bad when the highlight of the day was a beer snake? And WTF! water on grass is suddenly dangerous to players safety. The pitch was good the runs up good, so why can't they play cricket? What they might get their hair wet or something. Grow a set and play some cricket. Its what the fans want.
John of Ashfield says January 21, 2013 at 10:37 AM
All those calling for Khawaja to come to rescue, please understand that Clarke doesn't like Khawaja. Clarke is the absolute best batsman we have in a long time and playing Khawaja will have an impact on Clarke's performance as batsman. It should be left to Clarke who he favors as a captain and it should be none of anyone else's business.
DP of The REAL World says January 21, 2013 at 10:38 AM
Soft, soft, SOFT...what on earth is going on. The umpires got it wrong all day. If drizzle is a reason to stop playing cricket then there would NEVER be an english domestic cricket season. The entire team continually breaks down, the selectors are a laughing stock in world cricket (The recent NZ Vs SA one day match had commentators deriding Australia's rotation debacle) and theres a "WHO CARES ANYMORE" factor starting to revolve around the Australian cricket team.
John Nicholas of Hobart says January 21, 2013 at 11:01 AM
The umpires would probably have had to forfeit their bonus if, they had not saved the Aussies skin by abandoning the game. When it was obvious to everyone else, that play was possible.
Clyde of Oak Flats says January 21, 2013 at 11:26 AM
Two conservative umpires and a soft Austrlian captain and no result. The only winners were the beer and wine vendors. Even the Channel 9 crew "sat on the fence", especially the outspoken Brett Lee who was brought on in interview to say something resounding, but just withered away like the rest, Looks like he has been put in his place and now toes the usual line.
Glasnost of south coast says January 21, 2013 at 11:40 AM
Clearly Hussey is not a specialist #4 batsman. Its not fair to push him up into that position. He is a #6 at best who comes in slap happy T20 style and takes advantage of the used ball. Bailey generally the same. Where are our real batsmen? I felt so sorry for these two blokes who were clearly out of their depth on a fair pitch against good bowling. Neither would have held a place in any Australian ODI team in history. Is this really our best team? What has Arthur and Inverarity done! Hughes doesnt look the goods either, again just another flat track specialist.
Mick of Melbourne says January 21, 2013 at 12:30 PM
Beer snake & starc only highlights!! Learn to respect the opposition, the lankers have outplayed us in every department.
Michael Wholohan of Australia says January 21, 2013 at 12:44 PM
My son and I drove 2 hours ,paid for parking,tickets,food etc all for half a game of cricket.Poor value for over $200 spent.All because the outfield was a little damp.Good enough for the Australian side to warm up on however.Bad decision to go along with the other two.We wont be back again.Would rather watch it on 9 and when it is called off turn to 7 and watch the tennis for free.
Working at SCG of Sydney says January 21, 2013 at 12:59 PM
@ Captain Tasmania of tassie you sir need to get the facts right but that has been ur problem you just write BS it was the umpires who would not let play continue due to the wet outfield. also to most of the clowns you write about the drainage it was just light enough to be a pain other wise it would had soaked through and the other factor is that there was no wind hence the outfield was not drying So before you keyboard warriors write crap get the facts right just like Captain Tasmania of tassie.
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Lets face the facts, crowds are abysmal, the cricket (players) are barely Aust A level. Cricket Australia are so far removed from public opinion, and a bunch of overpaid meddlers. Michael Clarke and Warner are the only two batsmen who are up to this level. We have no spinners. A keeper who can't keep, a public that is sick of the 50 over game, overpaid players, and a rotation system that was designed because not one of the board members have a backbone to say this is the best we have. That would be admitting how deep in the dark stuff we are. Cricket is dying and that is a sad day. Try and remember the players that have come before this current batch of wannabees, they had heart and fought it out when the going got tough. I'd like to see how this current mob would have handled Joel Garner. What a joke this game has become, sack the board and save our game!!
RIP ODI says January 21, 2013 at 4:03 PM
I think we've seen two more nails in the ODI coffin this week. Good luck selling tickets now, a real shame. Also obvious that last night's abandonment was a cowardly decision based on our position in the series. Clarke would have been better off declining that interview with the commentators just before the plug was pulled, rather than treating the viewing public like idiots. "Yeah, we really want to finish the match". Bull.
feddy of swansea says January 21, 2013 at 6:31 PM
hughs cant play an inswinger outswinger ,or a short ball i wonder if he was from Queensland would he be still in the side ? worst Australian batsman to lace the boots .Embarrassing !!,Gets dropped from australia for the 3rd time then dropped from N.S.W , then gets another go . still same thing COME ON !!!!!

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- Monday, April 29, 10:08 AM Tenet Healthcare (THC +8.5%) moves sharply higher on a pair of upgrades, one from Baird (Outperform from Neutral) and one from UBS (Neutral to Buy). Medicare regulators issued a rule proposing a 0.8% reimbursement hike for hospitals Friday after the bell. Other hospital stocks moving higher in early trading: HCA +8% , HMA +5.9% . Comment! [Healthcare, On the Move]
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Premarket gainers: SINA +22%. CPTS +20%. PPHM +8%. NIHD +8%. THC +7%. PBR +6%. HCA +9%. HMA +5%. MCO +5%. RDN +5%.
Losers: NTE -27%. GORO -9%. NBG -8%. RVLT -5%. Comment! [On the Move] - Wednesday, April 17, 12:33 PM The big surge in health care stocks earlier this month just prior to the government's decision on Medicare Advantage rates may have been due to an email to sent by a former top congressional aide who now happens to be an outside lobbyist for Humana (HUM -1.9%). The email, which is now subject to an SEC probe, was sent to a Washington investment-research firm and circulated to clients just minutes before the close of trading, saying that "credible sources" had told them a decision had been made to restore the payments. 4 Comments [Healthcare]
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After-hours top losers: SRPT -12%. CLI -7%. HCA -5%. EGOV -4.0%. KDN -3.2%. Comment! [On the Move] - Monday, April 15, 4:52 PM HCA Holdings (HCA) issues preliminary results for the quarter, saying its Q1 will come in at $0.02 on sales of $8.44B, below analysts estimates. The Street was looking for an EPS of $0.90 on revenue of $8.71B. The company attributes the wider loss to a slowdown in the rate of growth in admissions and a weakness in outpatient volumes. Shares -4.7% AH. Comment! [Healthcare, Earnings, On the Move]
- Friday, April 12, 1:37 PM HCA Holdings (HCA -0.7%) takes a breather today after a big run in the previous session, spurred by hedge fund and mutual fund buying as positive sentiment continues drive the hospital sector higher. Analysts see HCA as a proxy for the group, and running up 5% yesterday and leading shares of the rest of the sector higher. Comment! [Healthcare, On the Move]
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- Sunday, April 7, 2:01 AM The median total salary for the 100 highest-paid CEOs of major companies edged up 2.8% to over $14M in 2012, while the cost of perks, such as the use of private jets, jumped 19% to 320,635. Oracle's (ORCL) Larry Ellison was the top earner, receiving $96.2M in salary, perks and bonuses, and $90.7M in stock options. Other CEOs in the top 10 include HCA's (HCA) Richard Bracken, Disney's (DIS) Robert Iger, Nike's (NKE) Mark Parker, Starbucks' (SBUX) Howard Schultz and American Express' (AXP) Kenneth Chenault. 4 Comments
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- Tuesday, December 18, 2012, 2:06 PM JPMorgan initiates coverage of a few hospitals with an "overall constructive outlook." The firm says that despite volatility amid the fiscal-cliff debate and the potential for delays in coverage expansion under the Affordable Care Act, multiyear benefits from that coverage expansion outweigh the uncertainty. The firm also sees "meaningful economic improvement" for the sector coming in 2014-2016. It calls LifePoint (LPNT +4.4%), Universal Health (UHS +3.4%) and HCA (HCA +1.7%) its favorite picks, while aso starting Tenet (THC +4%) and Community Health (CYH +3.5%) at Overweight. Comment! [Healthcare, On the Move]
- Monday, December 10, 2012, 4:49 PM HCA Holdings (HCA) announces a 32M share secondary offering consisting principally of affiliates of, or funds sponsored by, Bain Capital Partners and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts. The Selling Stockholders will receive all of the proceeds from this offering. No shares are being sold by management or the company. Morgan Stanley will act as sole underwriter for the offering. 1 Comment [Healthcare]
- Thursday, December 6, 2012, 5:31 PM HCA (HCA) declares special dividend of $2.00/share. For shareholders of record Dec. 17. Payable Dec. 21. Ex-div date Dec. 13. (PR) Comment! [Dividends]
- Monday, December 3, 2012, 8:17 AM HCA Holdings (HCA) declares special dividend of $2.00/share, payable on or before Dec 31. (PR) Comment! [Dividends]
- Monday, December 3, 2012, 7:39 AM Health Care Associates (HCA) declares a special dividend of $2/share to be paid before year's end. The payout will be funded with $1B of senior debt. (PR: Dividend, PR: Note offering) 1 Comment [Healthcare]


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Woman arrested after shoplifting spree through downtown Saratoga Springs
SARATOGA SPRINGS — City police arrested a Clifton Park woman Sunday for a string of shoplifting robberies she is alleged to have committed that day.
Donna MacDonald, 52, of Dutchess Path, was charged with one count of petit larceny, one count of possession of burglar's tools and six counts of possession of stolen properly in the fifth degree, all misdemeanors.
At about 1:30 p.m. Sunday, police received a report from a downtown business that a shoplifter had just stolen a couple hundred dollars worth of clothing and jewelry. The suspect had left the store prior to police arriving, but responding officers were able to obtain a description of the suspect. They visited several other stores in the downtown area and provided employees with the description.
Around 5 p.m., police were called to a different downtown business where one of the employees recognized the description of the suspect. Police responded and made contact with MacDonald, who was found to be in possession of several items that were later determined to have been stolen from different businesses on Broadway.
According to police, the value of each item MacDonald is alleged to have stolen ranges from $77 to $364; the total amount of merchandise recovered by police from all of the larcenies is just more than $1,700.
In addition, police allege that MacDonald used a pair of wire cutters to remove the security devices attached to come of the clothing.
MacDonald was issued an appearance ticket after posting $500 cash bail. She is scheduled to appear in City Court for arraignment Aug. 3.
"This arrest was the result of excellent cooperation between the police officers on the beat and the store owners on Broadway," Commissioner of Public Safetey Richard Wirth said.
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A look at concussions, in light of Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's recent diagnosis.
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Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, who contracted a stomach virus in early December, became dehydrated, fainted, fell and hit her head, according to aides and doctors. She was diagnosed with a concussion Dec. 13 and hasn't been seen in public since.
That has meant, among other things, missing the release of an independent panel's report on the deadly Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya, and congressional hearings about that report, and on Friday, being absent as President Obama nominated Sen. John Kerry to replace her as secretary of state for his second term.
Obama, in nominating Kerry, noted Clinton's absence. "She continues to recuperate," he said. "She's in good spirits."
Here is a look at how a concussion affects the brain, and the recovery process:
• A concussion is the mildest form of traumatic brain injury and usually involves losing consciousness after a fall or blow to the head. Symptoms can include headaches, irritability, sleep problems and sensitivity to light or noise, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
• Most people who suffer concussions recover fully, but that can take "days to weeks to months, depending on how bad it was," said Dr. Gholan Motamedi, a neurologist at Georgetown University Medical Center who was not involved in Clinton's care.
• How hard a surface Clinton struck when she fell, and whether the blow was to the front or back of her head (back is worse) can affect the severity of her injury, Motamedi said.
• Treatment usually focuses on getting enough rest and sleep to allow the brain to heal, and preventing further head injury by avoiding strenuous activities or sports, even working on computers for a while. Doctors also like to make sure blood pressure is controlled and there are no other problems or injuries.
• Doctors often advise "kind of keeping a low profile" during recovery and boosting general health by eating well and resting, Motamedi said.
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I inherited a project which has its data spread over 300 tables in 34 databases. After a first sweep i removed about 80 unused tables.
I would also like to merge the remaining tables in a single database, including the Foreign keys which are also 'Cross Database'.
Is there a recommend way to do this? I thought about editing the database dump, but that seems a bit tedious.


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Mon, Jan 28, 13 at 19:40
Here is City Lights today. Not a tall stalk, but considering the frosts we had in So Cal, not bad at all. |
Follow-Up Postings:
- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Mon, Jan 28, 13 at 19:41
How lovely! City Lights has been my favorite of the 'white spot' iris. Color-wise and color-proportions-wise (?!). Your 'New Leaf' bloomed last spring --- great color with the tall red grass neighbor. Poor stalk was hit by a ball or dog so lying (laying ?) on the ground before I rectified it with a stake. Love, love it. Thank You. |
Lovely scene. |
- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Wed, Jan 30, 13 at 21:01
That's nice of you to say, eukofios. I'm glad to hear that New Leaf has bloomed for you. I moved it to the shade this year, along with Daughter of Stars, the Noid that you sent me, New Perspective, Beverly Sills, and Tennison Ridge, to make room for some newcomers. If the new ones are not up to snuff I'll move these back into their old spots. |
- Posted by gardenofeden777 8a central Louisiana (My Page) on Thu, Jan 31, 13 at 0:42
Beautiful as always Renee! I love your agave, and to have it next to your pond what a wonderful idea as I've never seen that done before and it does really look spectacular! I love the blue of City Lights, it's the kind of blue that makes you just wanna stare at it, very soothing. I have 5 or 6 iris with blooms too Renee but I fear the frosts will get them before they open... Thank you for sharing! Rena' |
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Is there any difference between damage types?
Im currently using a min/max weapon without elemental adds (black weapon)
987.2 dps
296 min dmg
376 max dmg
A manticore will give me a higher dps amount due to the poison dmg
how will this result towards enemies?
are some enemies poison resist?
Or doesn't the damage type (holy/fire/cold/black/poison..) matter? only the dps number?
And a second question, are there any other items except weapons which can have life steal for a demon hunter?
Thanks for your input.