The Beige Brigade have announced some awards for the impressive showing by the Black Caps at the Twenty20 match at Eden Park on Thursday night with large amounts of beer going to the club of the winners.
The Hadlee Moustache & Perm Competition
Winner - Chris Cairns (Lancaster Park-Woolston)
The overall shape of his mo' was unquestionable. Little twists on
the end of the mo' complemented the grizzly sideburns in a
wonderful way.
The Richard Simmons 'Big Hair' Winner - Hamish
Marshall (Kaipara Flats)
This was special - something very special. Even though this was a
moustache competition his appearance as the human microphone stole
the show.
Highly commended
Daniel Vettori (Star-Varsity) AKA The Italian Yeti
Mathew Sinclair who developed a dirty handlebar moustache
Stephen Fleming (Eastern Suburbs) - who had on display the perfect example of the"fat slug" moustache
Commended
Kyle Mills (Howick Pakuranga) - the overall look was wonderful, open shirt, raggy hair and the Freddy Mercury pencil mo'
Andre Adams (Takapuna) - good use of the sweatband (a la Malcolm Marshall) and good gowth - but a little patchy.
Jeff Wilson (Appleby) - the blonde transparent mo' was innovative.
Craig McMillan (Shirley) - looked absolutely awful - brilliant effort in terms of overall coverage of the face
Brendan McCullum (Old Boys Collegians) - after a strong start earlier in the week, he shaved and only turned up with 5 o'clock shadow
Honourable mention
Michael Kasprowicz (University of Queensland) - our new favourite Asutralian cricketer after Boof was axed, terrific effort to clone Dennis Lillee
Jason Gillespie (Adelaide) - didn't do anything special for the event but still a contender
Unimpressed
Nathan Astle (Shirley) - disappointed to see that he had a better mo' at the domestic matches than last night
Scott Styris (Morrinsville) - had to shave for TV appearance last week, but clearly a man built for radio
Daryl Tuffey (Weymouth) - no effort
Lou Vincent (Takapuna) - having no facial hair to grow is not an excuse
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