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| Webby | Post subject: Re: county cricket
 Posted: 16:26 on 23rd May 2010 |
Joined: 16:13 on 30th Apr 2008 Posts: 33 |
Big Harvey Wrote: woody Wrote: Think your visit to Hove Harv has changed Middx fortunes. http://www.cricinfo.com/countycricket20 ... 35490.html Four straight defeats followed by an away victory against the league leaders and an innings victory against the second placed team! With The Mighty Finn's return I was shocked to see there was no place in the side for my "favourite" "fast" bowler Pedro Collins. Finns inclusion in the England squad today, should free up, the West Indies 2nd most enigmatic bowler! |
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| Big Harvey | Post subject: Re: county cricket
Posted: 18:07 on 23rd May 2010 |
Joined: 09:14 on 23rd Apr 2008 Posts: 2210 |
Webby Wrote: Big Harvey Wrote: woody Wrote: Think your visit to Hove Harv has changed Middx fortunes. http://www.cricinfo.com/countycricket20 ... 35490.html Four straight defeats followed by an away victory against the league leaders and an innings victory against the second placed team! With The Mighty Finn's return I was shocked to see there was no place in the side for my "favourite" "fast" bowler Pedro Collins. Finns inclusion in the England squad today, should free up, the West Indies 2nd most enigmatic bowler! A stunning performance from Pedro today in the 40 over competition at Amstelveen as the Dutch like corn before him fell... Figures of 4-25 off 6.4 overs!  I don't know whether you got to Taunton for Day 4 of Yorkshire's visit in the end? I mistakenly opted for Day 4 of Sorry v Middlesex and the dullest of bore draws of the type that appears to be a local speciality down at The Oval. |
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| ash1 | Post subject: Re: county cricket
Posted: 19:56 on 23rd May 2010 |
Joined: 11:20 on 14th May 2010 Posts: 23 Location: Bristol |
Crouchy Wrote: We can talk county cricket, sure... especially as I have a quiet, ambitious aim of arranging more forum meetups at county games over the coming years (as Test cricket at home is exorbitantly expensive and the Green Team annoy me). Which team impressed you the most in the first round of championship games? How long with Hoggy's captaincy honeymoon last? definitely up for a bit of a county cricket meet up Crouchy..let me know when and where.. |
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| woody | Post subject: Re: county cricket
Posted: 07:12 on 24th May 2010 |
Joined: 08:12 on 5th May 2008 Posts: 67 Location: Lagos by the sea! |
Had a good trip to Northants to see the Sussex game, wish i had gone to Arundel yesterday 652 runs, Minor county side Unicorns beating the current 40 over champions, Durston 117 off 68 balls, Sussex team must be in total shock. How can all the Sussex bowlers take such a pounding? L Wright 6.3 0 56 1 Arafat 8.0 0 64 2 Kirtley 6.0 0 47 0 Martin-Jenkins 2.0 0 20 0 Yardy 8.0 0 62 1 Panasar 8.0 0 50 0 I think Robbo the coach has his work cut out now!! Sussex v Worcester this evening !! |
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| Big Harvey | Post subject: Re: county cricket
Posted: 09:20 on 24th May 2010 |
Joined: 09:14 on 23rd Apr 2008 Posts: 2210 |
woody Wrote: Had a good trip to Northants to see the Sussex game, wish i had gone to Arundel yesterday 652 runs, Minor county side Unicorns beating the current 40 over champions, Durston 117 off 68 balls, Sussex team must be in total shock. How can all the Sussex bowlers take such a pounding? L Wright 6.3 0 56 1 Arafat 8.0 0 64 2 Kirtley 6.0 0 47 0 Martin-Jenkins 2.0 0 20 0 Yardy 8.0 0 62 1 Panasar 8.0 0 50 0 Amazing! Perhaps English counties (of who we are always hearing about how poor and cash-strapped they are, hence the "need" for the relentless barrage of Twenty20) should bin one or two of their overpaid professionals and go back to having amateurs in the squad instead?  |
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| cowcorner | Post subject: Re: county cricket
Posted: 10:39 on 24th May 2010 |
Joined: 12:42 on 23rd Dec 2009 Posts: 47 Location: Surrey |
Big Harvey Wrote: A stunning performance from Pedro today in the 40 over competition at Amstelveen as the Dutch like corn before him fell... Figures of 4-25 off 6.4 overs! I don't know whether you got to Taunton for Day 4 of Yorkshire's visit in the end? I mistakenly opted for Day 4 of Sorry v Middlesex and the dullest of bore draws of the type that appears to be a local speciality down at The Oval. Looking forward to the double header next month then Surrey v Middlesux. 2 wins in 3 days for us in the 40 over format -that'll do  |
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| Richhufc | Post subject: Re: county cricket
Posted: 16:41 on 24th May 2010 |
Joined: 20:35 on 14th May 2008 Posts: 774 Location: Hereford |
WTF is going on at Durham?! http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/shared/fds ... recard.stm As I write, bowled out in 30 odd overs by 3 Kent bowlers and in reply Steve Harmison has been hit for 83 in 11 overs! |
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| fernando | Post subject: Re: county cricket
Posted: 19:13 on 24th May 2010 |
Joined: 12:48 on 25th Apr 2008 Posts: 1685 |
Where's GTP when you need him |
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| GeorgethePodge | Post subject: Re: county cricket
Posted: 23:42 on 24th May 2010 |
Joined: 00:10 on 25th Apr 2008 Posts: 1167 |
fernando Wrote: Where's GTP when you need him rumours are "theres trouble at mill!" |
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| Crouchy | Post subject: Re: county cricket
Posted: 10:36 on 28th May 2010 |
Joined: 12:13 on 27th Apr 2008 Posts: 2402 Location: London |
GeorgethePodge Wrote: fernando Wrote: Where's GTP when you need him rumours are "theres trouble at mill!" You can say that again George, Durham are fooked. |
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