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It has never been like this!!!!



2 Hawthorn v Geelong VFL grand final, 1989
Think of the 1989 grand final and wince. It still hurts two decades
later. At the first bounce Dermott Brereton was crunched so hard he
collapsed and was doubled-over vomiting while the Cats' Gary Ablett Sr
kicked the second goal. Dermott refused to leave the field and kicked
Hawthorn's first. By half time Hawthorn was six goals up, but Johnny
Platten was concussed, Robert DiPierdomenico was rattling after a
clash with Ablett (he kept playing with broken ribs and a punctured
lung) and Michael Tuck split the webbing of his hand. Geelong's Steve
Hocking played on with a split testicle and his brother Garry was
knocked out. By the last quarter the Hawks had no fit players on the
bench, six injured players on the field and a five-goal lead. There
was blood in the water. Geelong and Ablett got a sniff and the
legendary forward piled on the goals, finishing with nine, a record,
but Geelong fell one short. At least six players spent grand final
night in hospital.


from
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"Luke Curtis"  wrote in message 
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> It has never been like this!!!!
>
>
>
> 2 Hawthorn v Geelong VFL grand final, 1989
> Think of the 1989 grand final and wince. It still hurts two decades
> later. At the first bounce Dermott Brereton was crunched so hard he
> collapsed and was doubled-over vomiting while the Cats' Gary Ablett Sr
> kicked the second goal. Dermott refused to leave the field and kicked
> Hawthorn's first. By half time Hawthorn was six goals up, but Johnny
> Platten was concussed, Robert DiPierdomenico was rattling after a
> clash with Ablett (he kept playing with broken ribs and a punctured
> lung) and Michael Tuck split the webbing of his hand. Geelong's Steve
> Hocking played on with a split testicle and his brother Garry was
> knocked out. By the last quarter the Hawks had no fit players on the
> bench, six injured players on the field and a five-goal lead. There
> was blood in the water. Geelong and Ablett got a sniff and the
> legendary forward piled on the goals, finishing with nine, a record,
> but Geelong fell one short. At least six players spent grand final
> night in hospital.
>
>
> from
> http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,24452426-5012694,00.html

I find it hard to imagine by Hayden's triple century against Zimbabwe 
deserved a place on the list.  I guess one has to be Australian to 
understand.

Andrew

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> "Luke Curtis"  wrote in message 
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>> http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,24452426-5012694,00.html
>
> I find it hard to imagine by Hayden's triple century against Zimbabwe 
> deserved a place on the list.  I guess one has to be Australian to 
> understand.

The statement "no Australian, Bradman included, has ever compiled so many 
runs in a Test match" is not even true, although Greg Chappell and Mark 
Taylor both took two innings to do it.

I suppose a moment is a pretty good approximation to how long Hayden held 
the world record.
-- 
David North

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>> "Luke Curtis"  wrote in message 
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>>> http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,24452426-5012694,00.html
>>
>> I find it hard to imagine by Hayden's triple century against Zimbabwe 
>> deserved a place on the list.  I guess one has to be Australian to 
>> understand.
>
> The statement "no Australian, Bradman included, has ever compiled so many 
> runs in a Test match" is not even true, although Greg Chappell and Mark 
> Taylor both took two innings to do it.
>
> I suppose a moment is a pretty good approximation to how long Hayden held 
> the world record.
> -- 
> David North
>

I wouldn't have most of those moments there. I don't know that Lara's record 
the first time around was any more of a great shakes than Hayden's- at least 
there was a result in the Zimbabwe match.

And I would include Waugh's 200 in Jamaica against an extremely hostile 
Ambrose as probably his finest innings.

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> "David North"  wrote in message 
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>>> "Luke Curtis"  wrote in message 
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>>>>
>>>> http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,24452426-5012694,00.html
>>>
>>> I find it hard to imagine by Hayden's triple century against Zimbabwe 
>>> deserved a place on the list.  I guess one has to be Australian to 
>>> understand.
>>
>> The statement "no Australian, Bradman included, has ever compiled so many 
>> runs in a Test match" is not even true, although Greg Chappell and Mark 
>> Taylor both took two innings to do it.
>>
>> I suppose a moment is a pretty good approximation to how long Hayden held 
>> the world record.
>
> I wouldn't have most of those moments there. I don't know that Lara's 
> record the first time around was any more of a great shakes than Hayden's- 
> at least there was a result in the Zimbabwe match.

Well, Lara's 375 was made against the same attack that England fielded the 
previous week, when they beat WI by 208 runs. OTOH, the Antigua Rec was one 
of the highest-scoring Test grounds in the world.
-- 
David North