Sharks (15) 29 / 12 (6) Lions (Final Score)
The Cell C Sharks and Emirates Lions did battle in Super Rugby at
Growthpoint Kings Park, Durban at 19:10 SA Time (17:10 GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1 & M-Net on TV in SA.
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Scorers:
Sharks:
- Penalties – Patrick Lambie (1)
- Drop Goals – 0
- Tries – Odwa Ndungane (1), Cobus Reinach (1), Marcell Coetzee (2)
- Conversions – Patrick Lambie (3)
Lions:
- Penalties – Marnitz Boshoff (4)
- Drop Goals – 0
- Tries – 0
- Conversions – 0
Teams:
Cell C Sharks |
Emirates Lions |
| 21 February at 19:10 SA Time | |
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Referee: Rohan Hoffmann (Australia)
Assistant Referees: Andrew Lees (Australia), Stuart Berry (South Africa)
TMO: Deon van Blommestein (South Africa)
@ Bullscot:
Thx, Bullscot
It was a good performance after last week’s poor showing
nortie wrote:
Ek dink jy weet beter as almal 😉
Bullscot wrote:
Congrats Bullscot
grootblousmile wrote:
Die goed wat hulle moet doen gedurende die inisiasie by die Stormers Ondersteuners Klub laat lewenslange letsels
Op jou psige
En op jou ringspier
Wie kyk more-oggend die Krieket… dis glo hier rondom 05:00.
Het iemand die regte tyd daarvoor?
grootblousmile wrote:
Ek dink GBS moet oorweeg om eerder saam met Nortie wil gaan kamp as om Saterdag Loftus toe te gaan
Dit sal ewe erg wees, wat in die tent gebeur of wat op Loftus gaan gebeur
Gelukkig sal ou Nortie nie dit 80 minute lank doen soos die Sharks nie
grootblousmile wrote:
So dis hoekom jy 2 blikoopmakers laas vir my ingepak het?
Stormers flank Rynhardt Elstadt suffered a broken fibula in his team’s 27-16 Vodacom Super Rugby win over the Blues at Newlands on Saturday.
Elstadt’s leg is already in plaster and he will consult a specialist this week to determine how long he will be out for.
He is, however, expected to be out for some time.
Big blow. Carr just didnt have the same impact.
157 @ nortie:
Hey, ek lê eerder op sterwe, as onder jou!
Hahaha
Cheers almal, ek is uit
Bulle, begin maar solank worry oor die naweek
158 @ MacroBull:
Yip, Carr is still way off the pace… but he’ll get there, he is class
@ grootblousmile:
Yes he is.
Nag ouens
163 @ MacroBull:
Lekker aand vir jou Moosa!
MacroBull wrote:
Dis jammer, hy’s ‘n goeie harde speler, hy herinner my aan Danie Rossouw
OK chaps, I will update the Logs, Results, Bru Pools and stuff in the morning
Goeie nag, slaap sag!
Hande bo die kombersies, Nortie!
grootblousmile wrote:
Geen probleem nie, jy kan bo sit, Nortie hou van afwisseling
We may have to score 300+ to win the game which is fairly rare at the world cup.
Eish painfull drop catch… We may have tonchase 300+here
350+
grootblousmile wrote:
Nortie kamp in luxury
Al wat jy moet saambring is ‘n smile en Vaseline
Attachment:
MacroBull wrote:
300 will be considered par score for this World Cup.
Small fields, batsmen friendly pitches, 2 new balls, more power plays, only 4 fielders outside the circle etc.
Even the so called minnow team manage almost 300 against the better sides.
People want to see 700 plus runs on a day, so I feel for the bowlers, they are mostly on a hiding to nothing
@ nortie:
A score of over 300 has only been chased 5 times at all world cups.. 3 of those have been by ireland since they had littlento lose. Batting second at the world cup appears to be quite a challenge… Especially since india is playing at home here. Also im pretty sure the mcg is one of the bigger stadiums in the game?
@ MacroBull:
I’m referring to all the rule changes that have occurred in the last 4 years since the last WC.
Look at the scores in ODI’s in the last 2 years alone.
The MCG is one of the bigger grounds, but on average, most grounds have become smaller and boundaries brought in.
I’m not saying the team chasing will get the runs, but batting first you need a minimum of about 300 to feel safe and feel your bowlers have something to bowl at.
Batting has become easier in most cases, and the margins for errors for bowlers have become less.
The advent of the IPL has played a big part in how batsmen now go about their business.
Huge wicket at a crucial stage.
Great catch Amla
@ MacroBull:
The MCG is one of the bigger grounds, but that’s marketing for you, they will make more money out of ticket sales playing the big sides against each other there.
They can negate the size by producing batsmen friendle pitches and making the outfield as fast as glass.
The other games played at, what is considered club grounds by our standards, it’s easier to hit sixes
@ nortie:
Butnim talking about this game. And the pressures of the world cup. We will do amazing to chase 300+ ESPECIALLY with our history.
@ nortie:
India dominated this game by scoring singles and twos. During the middle overs… As you would do in a big ground.
On
MacroBull wrote:
Group games we are ok, we choke when the chips are down.
India is below average at the moment, they should have had at least 350.
If AB and Amla can bat long enough, 350 wouldn’t even be enough.
Our running between the wickets are also good
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