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Exciting news with the Official Cricket Australia & BBL Trading Card Collection 2014/15 scheduled for release in early January 2015!

This release will showcase all of your favourite players from the Big Bash T20 tournament, along with pla...yers from the Australian Test, One Day, T20 and Southern Stars teams.

Look for a variety of randomly inserted insert cards which will feature some of the best batsmen and bowlers across all formats of the game.

Also look for the rare Superstars cards which showcase players such as Michael Clarke and Ellyse Perry.

Packs will be available for $3.99 each from most newsagents, selected retail outlets and trading card resellers.

Stay tuned for more card previews in the lead up to the release date.

www.tapnplay.net
 
Just heard that stock should start arriving in the country just before Christmas and most likely be in newsagents either the last week of December or more likely the first week of January.

As I mentioned in the other thread, I'm hoping to get some more preview images shortly.

Cheers
Matt
 
From the Tap 'N' Play Facebook page.


With the Official 2014/15 Cricket Australia & BBL Trading Card Collection scheduled for release in early January 2015, over the coming weeks we will be previewing some of the cards available in this release.

Today's preview card is from the Superstars set featuring Ellyse Perry of the Southern Stars.

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The Superstars insert cards will fall on average 1 per box (1:26 packs) with 11 cards in the set.

Packs will be available for $3.99 each from most newsagents, selected retail outlets and trading card resellers.

Stay tuned for more card previews in the lead up to the release date.


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interesting that Tap n play have not updated their website. it still states that the cricket set is to be released in November.
 
Exclusive review of the upcoming TnP set by Chris Lauchlan posted on the ASCC Mag website, including collection details.

http://www.asccmag.com/exclusive-review-tap-n-play-201415-cricket/

Excerpts from the article posted

"The base set is 185 cards broken down in to the eight BBL teams, as well as the Australian men’s test, ODI and T20 teams and the Australian women’s Southern Stars. Key international visitors to the BBL – Flintoff, Kallis, Pietersen – have also been included, each player chased down by Tap’n’play to obtain pics of them in their BBL colours."

"The common set will also be available in silver (1:2 packets) and gold (1:4 packets) parallel to give collectors a hit per pack. Inserts will make an appearance too; seeded through the run are Strike Bowlers (1:13 packets), Strike Batsmen (1:13 packets) and Team Superstars (1:26 packets). For set collectors, there will be an official binder (with sleeves), and not one…not two…but three different album cards to hunt down. Whilst there are no case cards for this release, the Team Superstars will be at a ratio of one-per-box."

"RRP per pack will be $3.99. 10 cards per pack, 26 packs per box and 14 boxes per case."
 
The release appears to have an AFL Teamcoach feel about it, with 3 parallel sets (base, silver and gold).

Of course as to whether they will be different images across the 3 sets remains to be determined.

Looking at all the images released either on the sell sheet, or via the TnP twitter or facebook accounts, it looks as if each "team" will have a Strike Batsman, Strike Bowler and Super Stars card.

Images for the 'Australia -Test' team have David Warner (Strike Batsman), Mitchell Johnson (Strike Bowler) and Michael Clarke (Super Stars).

It also appears that having one of these special insert cards doesn't mean the player won't have a base card, e.g Brett Lee has a base card and a Super Stars card.

The only thing that goes against that theory is that Matt26 has previously indicated there are 11 cards in the Super Stars set, but there are 12 'teams' comprising this set.

An email from Neil (TnP) announcing this set stated
"Teams include - ALl BBL Players - International Test/ODI and T20 teams - Southern Stars - all full squads."

Of course just how that is to be achieved is unclear as each BBL squad has 18 players, so that alone would comprise 144 cards (out of 185 stated as comprising the base set). But of course not all players were signed up to teams before this set would have gone to print.

But I know from the TnP A-league/socceroos/matildas release to expect the unexpected.

Of course it would just be simpler for TnP to release a checklist prior to release, but again TnP issuing a checklist proved to be quite an effort for the A-league release even after the cards went on sale.

So, I guess we just go with the drip feed approach of image releases for now.

However, if you want to play along at home I have done up a document that lists all the players in the teams as I believe they are (others more wiser in such matters are welcome to argue the toss as to the accuracy of the details contained on the document).

All names are in grey text until they are confirmed. The names on the list that are in BOLD are those that have an image released to date.

You might even what to share your own thoughts as to what player will comprise the 185 base cards and the various strike/super stars cards.

Enjoy!
 

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The release appears to have an AFL Teamcoach feel about it, with 3 parallel sets (base, silver and gold).

Of course as to whether they will be different images across the 3 sets remains to be determined.

Looking at all the images released either on the sell sheet, or via the TnP twitter or facebook accounts, it looks as if each "team" will have a Strike Batsman, Strike Bowler and Super Stars card.

Images for the 'Australia -Test' team have David Warner (Strike Batsman), Mitchell Johnson (Strike Bowler) and Michael Clarke (Super Stars).

It also appears that having one of these special insert cards doesn't mean the player won't have a base card, e.g Brett Lee has a base card and a Super Stars card.

The only thing that goes against that theory is that Matt26 has previously indicated there are 11 cards in the Super Stars set, but there are 12 'teams' comprising this set.

An email from Neil (TnP) announcing this set stated
"Teams include - ALl BBL Players - International Test/ODI and T20 teams - Southern Stars - all full squads."

Of course just how that is to be achieved is unclear as each BBL squad has 18 players, so that alone would comprise 144 cards (out of 185 stated as comprising the base set). But of course not all players were signed up to teams before this set would have gone to print.

But I know from the TnP A-league/socceroos/matildas release to expect the unexpected.

Of course it would just be simpler for TnP to release a checklist prior to release, but again TnP issuing a checklist proved to be quite an effort for the A-league release even after the cards went on sale.

So, I guess we just go with the drip feed approach of image releases for now.

However, if you want to play along at home I have done up a document that lists all the players in the teams as I believe they are (others more wiser in such matters are welcome to argue the toss as to the accuracy of the details contained on the document).

All names are in grey text until they are confirmed. The names on the list that are in BOLD are those that have an image released to date.

You might even what to share your own thoughts as to what player will comprise the 185 base cards and the various strike/super stars cards.

Enjoy!

Hi Mike,

The checklist is planned to be released before the cards are available in newsagents estimated Jan 12th. I'll see if I can get this checklist from Neil soon.

From what I understand, you are correct in saying that all of the BBL teams and the Aussie Test/ODI/T20 and Southern Stars will all be part of these insert sets.

In relation to the Superstars only having 11 cards, unfortunately Phil Hughes was meant to be featured as the Superstars card for the Adeliade Strikers but due to his passing it was requested by Cricket Australia that this card and his other base card be removed from the release.

I'll see if I can get the checklist here soon.

Cheers
Matt
 
Hi Mike,

The checklist is planned to be released before the cards are available in newsagents estimated Jan 12th. I'll see if I can get this checklist from Neil soon.

From what I understand, you are correct in saying that all of the BBL teams and the Aussie Test/ODI/T20 and Southern Stars will all be part of these insert sets.

In relation to the Superstars only having 11 cards, unfortunately Phil Hughes was meant to be featured as the Superstars card for the Adeliade Strikers but due to his passing it was requested by Cricket Australia that this card and his other base card be removed from the release.

I'll see if I can get the checklist here soon.

Cheers
Matt

Thanks for this clarification Matt, particularly in relation to the impact that the passing of Phil Hughes has had on the set.

The estimated release date of 12 Jan is a lot later than I had thought.

A checklist would be great. Also some idea if the base, silver and gold cards are going to be the same images or different. I am guessing the same images. :)
 
Thanks for this clarification Matt, particularly in relation to the impact that the passing of Phil Hughes has had on the set.

The estimated release date of 12 Jan is a lot later than I had thought.

A checklist would be great. Also some idea if the base, silver and gold cards are going to be the same images or different. I am guessing the same images. :)

Hi Mike,

I've heard that there will be stock in the country in late December (22/23rd?) however to get it into the cycle of releases into newsagents/retail outlets etc (given Christmas/NYE is in the way) has pushed it to Jan 12.

Some places may get earlier deliveries. A bit like the NRL where the release date is x and people have stock a week prior.

The Parallels will be the same image as the base card. I understand that the reason for this is the huge costs to use images from the licencing outlets.

I've heard in some cases (not just cricket) its not uncommon for someone to want to charge $1500 for the use of an image plus ongoing royalties (e.g. a percentage of sales)
 
Hi Mike,

I've heard that there will be stock in the country in late December (22/23rd?) however to get it into the cycle of releases into newsagents/retail outlets etc (given Christmas/NYE is in the way) has pushed it to Jan 12.

Some places may get earlier deliveries. A bit like the NRL where the release date is x and people have stock a week prior.

The Parallels will be the same image as the base card. I understand that the reason for this is the huge costs to use images from the licencing outlets.

I've heard in some cases (not just cricket) its not uncommon for someone to want to charge $1500 for the use of an image plus ongoing royalties (e.g. a percentage of sales)

Thanks again Matt.
The info about the costs associated with different images is amazing. Makes you wonder how AFL teamcoach can manage its 3 different images approach for the bulk of its release, plus images for the associated inserts, but maybe they have closer links with the AFL in that regard.
 
Thanks again Matt.
The info about the costs associated with different images is amazing. Makes you wonder how AFL teamcoach can manage its 3 different images approach for the bulk of its release, plus images for the associated inserts, but maybe they have closer links with the AFL in that regard.

i think you will find that the AFL has its own media unit and would likely supply images at a much lower cost to approved partners.
 
The release appears to have an AFL Teamcoach feel about it, with 3 parallel sets (base, silver and gold).

Of course as to whether they will be different images across the 3 sets remains to be determined.

Looking at all the images released either on the sell sheet, or via the TnP twitter or facebook accounts, it looks as if each "team" will have a Strike Batsman, Strike Bowler and Super Stars card.

Images for the 'Australia -Test' team have David Warner (Strike Batsman), Mitchell Johnson (Strike Bowler) and Michael Clarke (Super Stars).

It also appears that having one of these special insert cards doesn't mean the player won't have a base card, e.g Brett Lee has a base card and a Super Stars card.

The only thing that goes against that theory is that Matt26 has previously indicated there are 11 cards in the Super Stars set, but there are 12 'teams' comprising this set.

An email from Neil (TnP) announcing this set stated
"Teams include - ALl BBL Players - International Test/ODI and T20 teams - Southern Stars - all full squads."

Of course just how that is to be achieved is unclear as each BBL squad has 18 players, so that alone would comprise 144 cards (out of 185 stated as comprising the base set). But of course not all players were signed up to teams before this set would have gone to print.

But I know from the TnP A-league/socceroos/matildas release to expect the unexpected.

Of course it would just be simpler for TnP to release a checklist prior to release, but again TnP issuing a checklist proved to be quite an effort for the A-league release even after the cards went on sale.

So, I guess we just go with the drip feed approach of image releases for now.

However, if you want to play along at home I have done up a document that lists all the players in the teams as I believe they are (others more wiser in such matters are welcome to argue the toss as to the accuracy of the details contained on the document).

All names are in grey text until they are confirmed. The names on the list that are in BOLD are those that have an image released to date.

You might even what to share your own thoughts as to what player will comprise the 185 base cards and the various strike/super stars cards.

Enjoy!

Ok here is a bit of news for you:

Strike Batsmen

SB1 - David Warner (Test)
SB2 - Aaron Finch (ODI)
SB3 - Glenn Maxwell (T20)
SB4 - Meg Lanning (SS)
SB5 - Keiron Pollard (Strikers)
SB6 - Chris Lynn (Heat)
SB7 - George Bailey (Hurricanes)
SB8 - Aaron Finch (Renegades)
SB9 - Cameron White (Stars)
SB10 - Mitch Marsh (Scorchers)
SB11 - Steve Smith (Sixers)
SB12 - Usman Khawaja (Thunder)

Strike Bowlers

SB13 - Mitchell Johnson (Test)
SB14 - Mitchell Starc (ODI)
SB15 - Pat Cummins (T20)
SB16 - Megan Schutt (SS)
SB17 - Shaun Tait (Strikers)
SB18 - Daniel Vettori (Heat)
SB19 - Cameron Boyce (Hurricanes)
SB20 - Peter Siddle (Renegades)
SB21 - Clint McKay (Stars)
SB22 - Nathan Coulter-Nile (Scorchers)
SB23 - Doug Bollinger (Sixers)
SB24 - Gurinder Sandhu (Thunder)

Superstars

SS1 - Michael Clarke (Test)
SS2 - Shane Watson (ODI)
SS3 - James Faulkner (T20)
SS4 - Ellyse Perry (SS)
SS6 - Ben Cutting (Heat)
SS7 - Tim Paine (Hurricanes)
SS8 - Dwayne Bravo (Renegades)
SS9 - David Hussey (Stars)
SS10 - Brad Hogg (Scorchers)
SS11 - Brett Lee (Sixers)
SS12 - Michael Hussey (Thunder)

Folder Cards

BBL01 Champs - Sixers
BBL02 Champs - Heat
BBL03 Champs - Scorchers
 
Thanks for this clarification Matt, particularly in relation to the impact that the passing of Phil Hughes has had on the set.

The estimated release date of 12 Jan is a lot later than I had thought.

A checklist would be great. Also some idea if the base, silver and gold cards are going to be the same images or different. I am guessing the same images. :)
won't Jan 12 be a bit late for the Big bash as round 7 of 8 would be starting at that time
 
The silver and gold cards are exactly the same as the base cards, except the trim/border will be in silver or gold.

Refer the sell sheet with the frosted edging.
 
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