ea sports cricket 07 advanced shot midwicket

MacGill,+Jaques+and+Haddin+prove+they've+got+the+skills+to+bring+the+ashes+home. Or maybe they attended just to get a hold of some stitched leather and try some bodyline on the weedy games journos. Because the event was held down at the glorious SCG, there were even plenty of grade and junior cricket players in attendance, just itching to have a play of Cricket 07 on one of the ten PS2 demo units on display. This was an afternoon of batting, bowling, snags, beer - and even a bit of videogame playing - with Australian cricketers Phil Jacques (EA were offering a free Xbox 360 or Wii to whoever could bowl him out), Brad Haddin, legendary fast bowler Geoff Lawson, and an assortment of Blues players (that's the NSW state cricket team, not a bunch of guys on slide guitars and trumpets). MacGill wasn't the only cricketing luminary to attend this fine afternoon of googlies and beamers either. It may have only been in the practice nets out the back, bowling to a tipsy, pasty-faced games journalist at the launch of EA Sports' Cricket 07, but it's better than nothing - isn't that right, Gorilla?

With Shane Warne busy at the local Advanced Hair clinic having his head turf inspected, Australia's next best thing, spinner Stuart MacGill, was finally able to step up and bust out some wicked leggies at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

Ea sports cricket 07 advanced shot midwicket