English Domestic Season 2011

[zaremba]

Sussex 95-8. Amjad seems to be coming in at 11 which makes me fear he's unfit to bat.

Not good.

 

[zaremba]

Hundred up - woohoo

 

[Andre]

Simon Guy keeping for Yorks - didn't realise he was still around the traps, Brophy injured?

 

[Howe_zat]

Simon Guy keeping for Yorks - didn't realise he was still around the traps, Brophy injured?

Yeah. Him, McGrath, Bresnan, Pyrah all injured, and no Bairstow or Shahzad due to the Lions match.

 

[Andre]

Real long tail with him at 7 and Sid at 8.

 

[WorcsRoyal]

Purely. Embarrasing.

 

[S Chanderpaul]

KP's in and hit two sixes already

 

[S Chanderpaul]

54 of 49 for KP so far!

Keep going!

 

[Jacknife]

KP goes on 58, by the sounds of it on the radio, they thought it was a poor decision, Lbw when he was a long way down.

 

[S Chanderpaul]

KP goes on 58, by the sounds of it on the radio, they thought it was a poor decision, Lbw when he was a long way down.

To Matt Walker of all people aswell.

Still its a decent innings nonetheless!

 

[vcs]

16 sixes.

Should consider changing his name to Graham Napalm.

 

[TT Boy]

Paul Grayson gave Lonwabo Tsotsobe a public and very big dressing down. Been Essex's worst overseas signing since Dale Steyn.

 

[Howe_zat]

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Apparantly worried that Tait won't last for a T20 comp now.

Sad.

 

[vcs]

Paul Grayson gave Lonwabo Tsotsobe a public and very big dressing down. Been Essex's worst overseas signing since Dale Steyn.

Never knew Steyn had a poor stint at Essex. When did this happen and what did his numbers look like?

 

[Howe_zat]

Never knew Steyn had a poor stint at Essex. When did this happen and what did his numbers look like?

2005, just after his Test debut. Took 14 wickets at nearly 60. And it was in the second division.

 

[vcs]

2005, just after his Test debut. Took 14 wickets at nearly 60. And it was in the second division.

OK. It seems English batsmen have generally handled him better than most.

 

[Woodster]

In all fairness, that was a very different Dale Steyn to the one we see these days. He had the pace but lacked anything like the control we see him possess these days.

 

[Howe_zat]

In all fairness, that was a very different Dale Steyn to the one we see these days. He had the pace but lacked anything like the control we see him possess these days.

True, but it does seem to be a recurring theme, doesn't it? He wasn't anywhere near his best on the 2008 tour, and that was between having two brilliant Test seasons.

 

[superkingdave]

Rain saving Yorkshire it seems

 

[vcs]

True, but it does seem to be a recurring theme, doesn't it? He wasn't anywhere near his best on the 2008 tour, and that was between having two brilliant Test seasons.

He missed two Tests in that series, didn't he? Bowled quite well at Headingley IIRC.