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*Official* English Domestic Season Thread 2010
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The_roc
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Looking at the weather forecast, likely to be affected by rain on all 4 days
wpdavid
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Is that the case for all of the top 3's games?
flibbertyjibber
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Good to see Yorkshire are on and playing.Rather play and lose than be frustrated by the weather.
81-2 is a solid start with conditions good for bowling,got to just get a score on the board and attack the brittle Kent batting.
81-2 is a solid start with conditions good for bowling,got to just get a score on the board and attack the brittle Kent batting.
Scaly piscine
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Surprised they're having an inspection at Durham, the weather here (20 miles south near enough) is grey, wet, miserable and set in for the day.
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Must admit when i saw that i wondered if it was one to call it off for the day already.
Yorkshire struggling 5 down but at least we are on the field.
Spoke too soon 132-5 rsp.
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Scaly piscine
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Given the table it would be unlikely that Yorkshi*e missing out on some batting bonus points will make much difference (a win will be enough if the other two teams draw). It's purely a game situation thing. You'd figure Yorkshi*e have enough in them to skittle Kent out on a result pitch.
So anyway seems rain is going to have rather a large say in the title (apart from injuries, otherwise Durham would have won already obviously)
So anyway seems rain is going to have rather a large say in the title (apart from injuries, otherwise Durham would have won already obviously)
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Scaly piscine
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Hmm Ruel Brathwaite in the Durham lineup. Anyone know anything about him beyond the profile stuff?
Beamer
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Young Bajan quick, bowls 85-90 mph. Can be a bit wild but has always been considered extremely promising. He came up through the West Indies age group system and then got given a place at Dulwich College. He then went to Loughborough University where he has played lots of University and MCC cricket.
He is a member of the Combined Campuses and Colleges FC team in our domestic competition but has not really forced his way into the team.
He is a member of the Combined Campuses and Colleges FC team in our domestic competition but has not really forced his way into the team.
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TT Boy
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Simon Jones playing four day cricket for the first time in two years…
Strange that Hants took on Hughes, inconsequential now but you would have thought they needed the bowling for a relegation fight. Also, good to see Jimmy Adams have a top year, whenever I have watched Hampshire over the past few years it was Adams not Carberry who looked “international” class.
Strange that Hants took on Hughes, inconsequential now but you would have thought they needed the bowling for a relegation fight. Also, good to see Jimmy Adams have a top year, whenever I have watched Hampshire over the past few years it was Adams not Carberry who looked “international” class.
shivfan
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How are you, Stoggler?
can someone who understands the Kolpak rule explain to me why Collins no longer qualifies as a Kolpak?
shivfan
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Is Ruel Brathwaite another player who learnt his craft in the Caribbean, who will become lost to the West Indies? Like Chris Jordan, Maurice Chambers, Robbie Joseph, and Chesney Hughes before him? I see even cricinfo lists Brathwaite as an English player....
And that's to say nothing of players like Collins, who turned down an invitation to play for the West Indies in order to play as a Kolpak for Surrey, and then Middlesex.
Hiya shivfan. First the BBC, now Cricketweb...? Are you stalking me...?How are you, Stoggler?
shivfan
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Hiya shivfan. First the BBC, now Cricketweb...? Are you stalking me...?
Well, you are also a member at CMS, though I haven't seen you there recently....
And a day later Sussex announce the signing of Amjad Khan from Kent, on a three-year contract.
He's 29 years old and Kent's leading wicket taker this season with 38, and an average of 33 (presumably those figures are from before the start of the current matches).
Thoughts anyone? I don't know much of him, his stats don't exactly get my juices flowing
fredfertang
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Does make me wonder what has happened to Robbie Joseph - anyone know? - he still seems to be at Kent