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Each side says the other is corrupt. But it is not like you think living over here.
oh you mean the smaller one with fewer people and a lower gdp?
and no corona, yes
I feel like the republicans are going to win
If so, who is our Voldy that cursed the position?
but more russian sponsored breakaway republics
Tapu Sahar can be sister cities with Diachen:
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Any cricket nations interested in sending players?
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Not-syndicalist
Yes, and also what BBL team do you follow?
It clashes with my domestic league too, so we can have those scheduling nightmares that plague cricket...
The T20 MAX League is an Ahnslen professional Twenty20 cricket league, established in 2009 by the Board of Ahnslen Cricket. It features seven city-based teams. The competition received the backing from the Ahnslen Board of Philanthropy in 2010 and has remained as the chief sponsor ever since. T20 MAX League matches are played between february and and early may, avoiding peak times for international series of varying nature.
The Mandara Firewasps are the most successful team, winning in 2010, 2013, 2016 and 2018. Other winners include the Blaxland Explorers (2009), the Ahnerten Wildfires (2011), the Ahnerten Rapids (2012), the Arboran Anchors (2014), the Tanahair Titans (2015) and the Renderra Seafarers (2017, 2020). The current champions are Mandara Firewasps . The top two teams qualify for the international Twenty20 Domestic League played throughout the summer months. There is a limit of five international players per Starting XI.
Venues:
Munslen Sports Ground (home of the Ahnerten Rapids)
Kerandale CG (home of the Ahnerten Wildfires)
Hendrin Oval (home of the Blaxland Explorers)
Forrester Park (home of the Arboran Anchors)
Harbourside Stadium (home of Renderra Seafarers)
Sunset Stadium (home of the Mandara Firewasps)
Teams
Ahnerten Rapids
Captain: Dean Patterson (Ainslie)
Coach: Spencer Noland (Ainslie)
Founded: 2009
Home Ground: Munslen Sports Complex (52,300 person capacity)
The Ahnerten Rapids play in a grey and blue colour, representative of the standard picture of Ahnerten: grey skies and blue river. The Rapids play at the Munslen Sports Complex in Munslen, which has a capacity of 52,300. The Ahnerten Rapids have a rivalry with the Ahnerten Wildfires, the other team which the city is represented by. There is no official geographic focus areas within the city or the electorate, but generally speaking the Rapids typically appeal to North Wesland, and the Wildfires generally appeal the south.
2021 Team
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Opener | Jordan Ardale | Left handed | ||
Wicketkeeper | Max Fuller | Left handed | ||
Batsman (Captain) | Dean Patterson | Right handed | ||
Batsman | Oscar Kerr | Left handed | ||
Batsman | Dean Allare | Right handed | ||
All rounder | Dean Chamen | Right handed | Right arm medium fast | |
Batsman | Mason Watkin | Left handed | ||
All rounder | Drake Stanford | Right handed | Right arm fast | |
Bowler | Cooper Fletcher | Left handed | Left arm fast | |
Bowler | Lincoln Gerere | Left handed | Left arm medium | |
Bowler | Joseph Drissen | Left handed | Left arm leg break |
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Reserve Batsman | Joseph Drenden | Right handed | ||
Reserve Batsman | Hudson Havilai | Left handed | ||
Reserve All rounder | Angus Erawai | Right handed | Right medium | |
Reserve Batsman | Aiden Kewon | Right handed | ||
Reserve Bowler | Atza Heraktimsk | Right handed | Right arm leg spin |
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Opener | Jordan Ardale | Left-handed | ||
Opener | Julian Arundel | Right-handed | Right arm leg spin | |
Batsman | Dean Patterson (c) | Right-handed | ||
Batsman | Oscar Kerr | Left-handed | ||
Batsman | Aiden Kewon | right handed | ||
All rounder | Dean Chamen | right-handed | Right arm medium fast | |
All rounder | Jeremy Lerena | right-handed | Right arm leg break | |
Wicketkeeper | Hudson Havilai | left handed | ||
Bowler | Cooper Fletcher | left-handed | Left arm fast | |
bowler | Lincoln Gerere | left handed | left arm medium |
Reserve V
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Wicketkeeper | Tristan Dedding | right handed | ||
Bowler | Angus Ewarai | right handed | right arm medium | |
Opener | Bao Yunming | left handed | ||
Wicketkeeper | Mason Watkin | left handed | ||
All rounder | Agung Hendri | right handed | right arm leg break |
Ahnerten Wildfires
Captain: Alex Daintree (Ainslie)
Coach: Nathan Hester (Ainslie)
Founded: 2009
Home Ground: Kerandale Cricket Ground (43,425 person capacity)
The Ahnerten Wildfires play in a red and white colour at the Kerandale CG which has a capacity of just over 43,000 people. The team has a rivalry with the other team from the city - the Ahnerten Rapids. There are no general geographic boundaries to their reach, but they generally focus on Southern Ahnerten and Southern Wesland.
2021 Team
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Opener | Callum Sunderland | Left handed | ||
Opener | Julian Arundel | Right handed | Right-arm leg spin | |
Opener | Sterling Doyle | Left handed | ||
Wicketkeeper (Captain) | Alex Daintree | Left handed | ||
Batsman | Dand Honeysett | Right handed | ||
All rounder | Thomas Waffe | Left handed | Left arm fast | |
All rounder | Timothy McKellar | Right handed | Right arm fast | |
Bowler | Jack Delanai | Right handed | Right arm fast medium | |
Bowler | Jordan Redde | Left handed | Left arm leg spin | |
Bowler | Nathan Lalan | Right handed | Right arm medium | |
Bowler | David Baxter | Left handed | Left arm off break |
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Reserve Batsman | Gabriel Jessen | Right handed | ||
Reserve Batsman | Joseph Farren | Left handed | ||
Reserve Wicketkeeper | Noah Geeves | Left handed | ||
Reserve Bowler | Anthony Belmore | Right handed | Right arm medium fast | |
Reserve Bowler | Archie Bease | Left handed | Left arm leg spin |
Starting XI
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Opener | Callum Sunderland | left handed | ||
Opener | Alistair Chef | left handed | ||
Opener | Sterling Doyle | right handed | ||
Wicketkeeper | Alex Daintree (c) | left handed | ||
Batsman | Dean Allare | right handed | ||
All rounder | Thomas Waffe | left handed | Left arm fast | |
All rounder | Timothy McKellar | right handed | right arm fast | |
Batsman | Dand Honeysett | right handed | right arm leg break | |
All rounder | George Cho | right handed | right arm fast | |
Bowler | David Baxter | left handed | left arm off break |
Reserve V
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Batsman | Neil Abney | right handed | right arm medium | |
Opener | Levi Petersen | left handed | left arm fast | |
Wicketkeeper | Donghui Xijian | left handed | ||
Bowler | Garet Staten | right handed | right hand leg break | |
Bowler | Jack Delanai | right handed | right arm fast medium |
Mandara Firewasps
Captain: Jasper Canters (Ainslie)
Coach: Dustin Sanger (Ainslie)
Founded: 2009
Home Ground: Sunset Stadium (48,310 person capacity)
The Firewasps play in an orange colour, with their home ground being at Sunset Stadium in Mandara. The team has a rivalry with the Ahnerten Wildfires, another very popular team in the competition. Generally speaking, the supporter base for the team comes from the electorate of Dallama, as well as Burnett and Arlanah.
2021 Team
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Opener | Ahmad Shah | Right handed | ||
Opener | Daniel Talara | Right handed | Right arm off break | |
Batsman | Angus Narielle | Right handed | ||
Batsman | Len Forest | Left handed | Left arm leg break | |
All rounder (Captain) | Jasper Canters | Right handed | Right arm fast medium | |
Wicketkeeper | Lanny Merill | Left handed | ||
Batsman | Tristan Dedding | Right handed | ||
All Rounder | Allere Gannon | Left handed | Left arm fast | |
All Rounder | Dean Skiden | Right handed | Right arm off break | |
Bowler | Ryan Adrene | Right handed | Right arm fast | |
Bowler | Tony Richardson | Left handed | Left arm off break |
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Reserve Wicketkeeper | Braiden Glenner | Right handed | ||
Reserve Batsman | Lucarien Athegrin Varithei | Right handed | Right arm slow | |
Reserve Bowler | Jesse Euley | Left handed | Left arm medium fast | |
Reserve Bowler | Blake Grenwick | Right handed | Right arm off break | |
Reserve Batsman | Noah Corbin | Left handed |
Starting XI
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Opener | Ahmad Shah | right handed | ||
Opener | Daniel Talara | Right handed | right arm off break | |
Batsman | Angus Narielle | right handed | ||
Batsman | Edward Edmunson | right handed | ||
Wicketkeeper | Jett Foster | left handed | ||
All Rounder | Jasper Canters (c) | right handed | right arm fast medium | |
All Rounder | Oscar Barai | right handed | left arm fast | |
Bowler | Joseph Drissen | left handed | left arm leg break | |
Bowler | Ryan Adrene | right handed | right arm fast | |
Bowler | Garry Lille | right handed | left arm off break |
Currently Unpublished
Arboran Anchors
Captain: Kenden Kegala (Ainslie)
Coach: Justin Domville (Ainslie)
Founded: 2009
Home Ground: Forrester Park (43,000 person capacity)
The Anchors play in a purple colour and play at Forrester's Park in Arborai's north. The team has a rivalry with the Ahnerten Wildfires, another very popular team in the competition. Generally speaking, the supporter base for the team comes from the electorate of Norlands, as well as the western sections of Arlanah.
2021 Team
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Opener | William Kohler | Right handed | Right arm medium | |
Opener | Michael Hotham | Left handed | ||
Batsman (Captain) | Kenden Kegala | Right handed | Right arm medium | |
Batsman | Ethan Morell | Right handed | ||
Batsman | Blake Rikarah | Right handed | ||
All rounder | Dean Chamen | Right handed | Right arm medium | |
Wicketkeeper | Aaron Brunnell | Left handed | ||
All Rounder | Jeremy Lerena | Right handed | Right arm leg break | |
Bowler | Kai Rendall | Left handed | Left arm fast | |
Bowler | Oscar Laurana | Left handed | Left arm medium fast | |
Bowler | Carleis Raeseth Arcaneos | Right handed | Right arm off break |
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Reserve Wicketkeper | Daniel Arker | Right handed | ||
Reserve Bowler | Michael Vosper | Left handed | Left arm leg break | |
Reserve Bowler | Tim Kalaren | Right handed | Right arm fast | |
Reserve All Rounder | Īphed Bīcela̦ch | Right handed | Right arm medium fast | |
Reserve Batsman | Salvo Zotti | Left handed | Left arm fast |
Starting XI
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Opener | William Kohler | right handed | right arm medium | |
Opener | Michael Hotham | left handed | ||
Opener | Kenden Kegala (c) | right handed | Right arm medium | |
Batsman | Ethan Morell | right handed | ||
Batsman | Blake Rikarah | right handed | ||
All rounder | Dean Chamen | right handed | right arm medium | |
Wicketkeeper | Aaron Brunnell | left handed | ||
All rounder | Allere Gannon | left-handed | left arm fast | |
Bowler | Jesse Pararen | right handed | right arm fast | |
Bowler | Tony Richardson | left handed | right arm off break | |
Bowler | Kai Rendall | left handed | left arm fast |
Reserve V
Currently Unpublished
Blaxland Explorers
Captain: Connor Karalee (Ainslie)
Coach: Owen Parkes (Ainslie)
Founded: 2009
Home Ground: Docklands Stadium (33,000 person capacity)
The Explorers play in a green and grey colour and play at Docklands Stadium in the eastern suburbs of Port Blaxland. The team has a rivalry with the Renderra Seafarers. Generally speaking, the supporter base for the team comes from areas east of the Wesland Ranges (including the Wesland Ranges) and along the Northern coast of the electorate of Manning.
2021 Team
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Opener | Darien Perry | Right handed | Right arm off break | |
Batsman (Captain) | Connor Karalee | Right handed | Right arm leg break | |
Wicketkeeper | Hayden Bushell | Right handed | ||
Batsman | Angus Renwick | Left handed | ||
Batsman | Henderson Suggitt | Right handed | ||
Batsman | Joseph Barnsen | Right handed | ||
All Rounder | Dylan Barlen | Left handed | Left arm fast | |
All Rounder | Right handed | Right arm off break | ||
All Rounder | Blake Bersen | Left handed | Left arm fast | |
Bowler | Carlen Dunra | Right handed | Left arm fast | |
Bowler | David Hopman | Right handed | Right arm leg break |
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Reserve All Rounder | Tim Chaven | Left handed | Right arm leg break | |
Reserve Bowler | Micah Gisbon | Right handed | Right arm medium fast | |
Reserve Wicketkeeper | Gabriel Curther | Left handed | ||
Reserve All Rounder | Cyprian Masson | Right handed | Right arm medium | |
Reserve All Rounder | Blake Unden | Right handed | Right arm medium fast |
Starting XI
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Opener | Darien Perry | Right-handed | Right arm off break | |
Batsman | Connor Karalee (c) | right handed | right arm leg break | |
Wicketkeeper | Hayden Bushell | right handed | ||
Batsman | Angus Renwick | left handed | ||
All rounder | Dylan Barlen | left handed | left arm fast | |
Batsman | Joseph Barnsen | right handed | ||
All rounder | right handed | right arm off break | ||
All rounder | Tim Chaven | left handed | right arm leg break | |
All rounder | Blake Bersden | left handed | left arm fast | |
Bowler | Carlen Dunra | right handed | left arm fast | |
Bowler | David Hopman | right handed | Right arm leg break |
Currently Unpublished
Renderra Seafarers
Captain: Cameron Sonnett (Ainslie)
Coach: Ben Arden (Townside)
Founded: 2009
Home Ground: Harbourside Stadium (29,000 person capacity)
The Seafarers play in a light blue colour and play at Harbourside Stadium in Renderra's east. The team has a rivalry with the Blaxland Explorers, the other team on the Eastern Coast of Ainslie. Generally speaking, the supporter base for the team comes from the electorate of Manning, as well as sections of Burnett.
2021 Team
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Opener | Braiden Mellen | Right handed | Right arm off break | |
Opener | Cairo McLean | Left handed | Right arm off break | |
Batsman | Tristan Wardle | Right handed | Right arm left break | |
Wicketkeeper (Captain) | Cameron Sonnett | Left handed | ||
All Rounder | Hamish Dundan | Right handed | Right arm fast medium | |
Batsman | John Nivme | Left handed | ||
All Rounder | Zac Randall | Left handed | Left arm leg break | |
Batsman | Fulvio Cardelli | Right handed | ||
Bowler | Gabriel Nunden | Right handed | Right arm fast | |
Bowler | Cameron Merriwen | Left handed | Left arm medium fast | |
Bowler | Thomas Harris | Right handed | Right arm fast medium |
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Reserve Batsman | Lionel Timberlake | Left handed | ||
Reserve Wicketkeeper | Hunter Berken | Right handed | ||
Reserve Bowler | Prozie Mirin | Left handed | Left arm off break | |
Reserve Bowler | Ryder Morwood | Right handed | Right arm medium fast | |
Reserve All Rounder | Cody Bateman | Left handed | Left arm medium fast |
Starting XI
Typical Role | Name | Nation of Origin | Batting Style | Bowling Style |
Opener | Braiden Mellen | Right handed | right arm off break | |
Opener | Cairo McLean | left handed | right arm off break | |
Batsman | Tristan Wardle | right handed | right arm leg spin | |
Wicketkeeper | Cameron Sonnett (c) | left handed | ||
All rounder | Hamish Dundan | right handed | right arm fast medium | |
All rounder | Zac Randall | left handed | left arm leg break | |
All rounder | Gail Arnett | right handed | right arm leg break | |
Batsman | John Nivme | left handed | ||
All rounder | Oscar Laurana | left handed | left arm fast medium | |
Bowler | Dwayne Minscum | left-handed | left arm fast | |
Bowler | Thomas Harris | right handed | right arm fast medium |
Currently Unpublished
MAX 20
The 2020 season ran in the months of February to April, with the champions being the Renderra Seafarers who beat the Blaxland Explorers by 4 wickets.
Leading Batsmen
Position | Name | Team | Matches | Average | S/R |
1st | Alex Daintree | Wildfires | 11 | 37.4 | 134.2 |
2nd | Darien Perry | Explorers | 12 | 35.4 | 93.5 |
3rd | Kenden Kegala | Anchors | 10 | 34.3 | 82.4 |
4th | Cameron Sonnett | Seafarers | 12 | 32.1 | 122.1 |
5th | Daniel Talara | Firewasps | 11 | 28.1 | 101.4 |
6th | Sterling Doyle | Wildfires | 9 | 29.4 | 94.3 |
7th | Dean Chamen | Anchors | 10 | 27.4 | 106.1 |
8th | Braiden Mellen | Seafarers | 10 | 26.8 | 110.4 |
9th | Dylan Barlen | Explorers | 9 | 27.5 | 121.8 |
10th | Tristan Wardle | Seafarers | 8 | 31.2 | 119.5 |
Leading Wicket-takers
Position | Name | Team | Matches | Wickets |
1st | Dand Honeysett | Wildfires | 9 | 31 |
2nd | Jeremy Lerena | Rapids | 9 | 28 |
3rd | Jasper Canters | Firewasps | 10 | 27 |
4th | Explorers | 10 | 26 | |
5th | Lincoln Gerere | Rapids | 8 | 25 |
6th | Blake Bersden | Explorers | 9 | 24 |
7th | Carlen Dunra | Explorers | 10 | 22 |
8th | Thomas Harris | Seafarers | 10 | 21 |
9th | Oscar Barai | Firewasps | 9 | 20 |
10th | Kai Rendall | Anchors | 8 | 17 |
MAX 19
The 2019 season ran in the months of March and April, with the champions being the Mandara Firewasps who beat the Renderra Seafarers by 37 runs.
Leading Batsmen
Name | Team | Matches Played | Batting Average | Strike Rate |
Alex Daintree | Wildfires | 6 | 55.16666667 | 153.9534884 |
Cameron Sonnett | Seafarers | 6 | 46.33333333 | 157.9545455 |
Daniel Talara | Firewasps | 7 | 42.57142857 | 136.0730594 |
Julian Arundel | Rapids | 4 | 41.75 | 128.4615385 |
Ahmad Shah | Firewasps | 7 | 38 | 142.2459893 |
Sinarya Lumaj | Titans | 3 | 38 | 131.0344828 |
Karipudin Harbenda | Titans | 3 | 36.33333333 | 134.5679012 |
Connor Karalee | Explorers | 5 | 34.4 | 137.6 |
Darien Perry | Explorers | 5 | 33.6 | 122.6277372 |
Asep Saipudin | Titans | 3 | 33 | 139.4366197 |
Hayden Bushell | Explorers | 5 | 30.4 | 129.9145299 |
Kenden Kegala | Anchors | 5 | 27.8 | 144.7916667 |
William Kohler | Anchors | 5 | 27.4 | 117.0940171 |
Dean Patterson | Rapids | 4 | 26.25 | 117.9775281 |
Braiden Mellen | Seafarers | 6 | 22.33333333 | 138.1443299 |
Callum Sunderland | Wildfires | 6 | 21.83333333 | 154.1176471 |
Ethan Morell | Anchors | 5 | 19.6 | 125.6410256 |
Dylan Barlen | Explorers | 5 | 19.6 | 125.6410256 |
Angus Renwick | Titans | 3 | 18.66666667 | 133.3333333 |
Leading Bowlers
SURNAME | TEAM | MATCHES | WICKETS |
Hamish Samatai | Titans | 3 | 7 |
Jasper Canters | Firewasps | 7 | 14 |
Dand Honeysett | Wildfires | 6 | 9 |
Jeremy Lerena | Rapids | 4 | 6 |
Timothy McKellar | Wildfires | 6 | 8 |
Gail Arnett | Seafarers | 6 | 8 |
Cooper Fletcher | Rapids | 4 | 5 |
Explorers | 5 | 6 | |
Kai Rendall | Anchors | 5 | 6 |
David Hopman | Explorers | 5 | 6 |
Ryan Riyadi | Firewasps | 7 | ]8 |
Carlen Dunra | Explorers | 5 | [5 |
Joko Adukin | Titans | 3 | [3 |
Tony Richardson | Anchors | 5 | 5 |
Hosea Tahajin | Titans | 3 | 3 |
Oscar Barai | Firewasps | 7 | [6 |
Dwayne Minscum | Seafarers | 6 | 5 |
Allere Gannon | Anchors | 5 | 4 |
Thomas Harris | Seafarers | 6 | 4 |
Brisbane
also i edited my previous comment just after you replied
Cricket is the #1 sport in New Jacobland, but soccer and tennis are also minor sports.
Excellent - that just makes any clash between our tournaments even more frustrating :)
You know how the internationals seem to always come to and from Bangladesh premier league or some other league to the BBL? We could have a similar dynamic between MAX league and the NJCL
How long does the NJCL run for? If it finishes after early April the ahnslen big names are probably on their way
About 2 months. The 2021 tournament is scheduled for March 1 to May 7
Syndicalist scum! 👿🔫
excellent! Let me work out things with my T20 tournament and then i'll get back to you
Count Nhoor in for cricket related business as well! We're not very good but it's a popular sport nevertheless.
Can you throw a few names into my inbox too?
Yes; do you need just players or also teams?
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