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English Domestic Season 2024

Third_Man

First Class Debutant
32 year old Tom Bruce: all formats for Lancashire this coming season. Thoughts anyone?
More likely to succeed in red ball than white ball?
Stats ok when pro for Netherfield but not for Sussex in 2018 in T20
 

ataraxia

International Coach
32 year old Tom Bruce: all formats for Lancashire this coming season. Thoughts anyone?
More likely to succeed in red ball than white ball?
Stats ok when pro for Netherfield but not for Sussex in 2018 in T20
Very good aggressive batter, although maybe getting past it physically. His FC average, which has recently reached its apogee, is inflated by cashing in from #5 but in any other era he'd be a test mainstay for NZ. Pretty good in T20s. Be interesting to see how he goes.
 

Yeoman

U19 Captain
32 year old Tom Bruce: all formats for Lancashire this coming season. Thoughts anyone?
More likely to succeed in red ball than white ball?
Stats ok when pro for Netherfield but not for Sussex in 2018 in T20
Seen a fair bit of him playing in New Zealand domestic cricket. Looked pretty good in 4 day and 50 over. Could be in that county cricket sweet spot of being not quite good enough for international cricket.
 

Third_Man

First Class Debutant
Thanks all for your feedback. As things stand he would fit into the middle order:
Jennings, Wells, Bohannon, Salt, Bruce, Balderson, Bell with 4 to 7 in pretty much any order. Assuming Salt not called up to the IPL as a replacement.
Add Lyon, Bailey, Williams and if fit Mahmood.
There must be optimism.
 

Starfighter

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend

Pucovski playing five (?) matches for Leics at the start of the season. Not sure about this one, even if he's fit he's been in no form at all in the Shield.
 

Third_Man

First Class Debutant
Gleeson capped for England at 34 (not by Lancashire), told by Lancs no longer required so turns up with a T20 contract at Warwickshire.
 

Yeoman

U19 Captain
Gleeson capped for England at 34 (not by Lancashire), told by Lancs no longer required so turns up with a T20 contract at Warwickshire.
He has had an odd career trajectory however things would be dull if everyone followed the same pattern.
 

mackembhoy

International Regular
Durham going well in their first tour match against Zimbabwe

ZIM-A vs DURH, Durham tour of Zimbabwe 2023/24, 1st match at Harare, February 22 - 24, 2024 - Full Scorecard (espncricinfo.com)

Zim A 165/8 after choosing to bat, a more youthful durham side. With Lees, Bedders, Robinson, De Leede, Carse and Potts all missing/rested.

FC debut for Haydon Mustard, son of Phil. Also a WK like his dad, got his first dismissal too

If anyone fancies watching :laugh: Live Cricket | Zimbabwe A vs Durham - 1st 3-Day Match - Day 1 (youtube.com)
 
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Chubb

International Regular
Johnathan Campbell, Alistair's son, impressive for Zim A. Ainsley Ndlovu also put in a good shift with the ball.

Campbell hasn't been particularly successful in Zim domestics but he may be having a breakout year.
 

HeathDavisSpeed

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Johnathan Campbell, Alistair's son, impressive for Zim A. Ainsley Ndlovu also put in a good shift with the ball.

Campbell hasn't been particularly successful in Zim domestics but he may be having a breakout year.
Shame about the failure for Brian Bennett, who's also been in decent form.
 

tony p

State Regular
Worcestershire's first two home county championship matches of the 2024 season have been moved from New Road to Kidderminster due to a fifth flood of the winter.
Their first two matches were already scheduled as away games which the county ask for every year incase this situation arises.

Matches are,

Apr 19-22 v Durham
Apr 26-29 v Notts.

First games at Kidderminster since 2019 when two matches were transferred there due to flooding.
 

mackembhoy

International Regular
Worcestershire's first two home county championship matches of the 2024 season have been moved from New Road to Kidderminster due to a fifth flood of the winter.
Their first two matches were already scheduled as away games which the county ask for every year incase this situation arises.

Matches are,

Apr 19-22 v Durham
Apr 26-29 v Notts.

First games at Kidderminster since 2019 when two matches were transferred there due to flooding.
It's quite incredible that pitch has still be able to play cricket on despite the issues faced.

I know Giles has mooted they may have to move away from New Road. Will be some expense when counties like this aren't even wanted by the ECB.
 

Yeoman

U19 Captain
It's quite incredible that pitch has still be able to play cricket on despite the issues faced.

I know Giles has mooted they may have to move away from New Road. Will be some expense when counties like this aren't even wanted by the ECB.
I believe the challenge they face is that, because of the frequent flooding, New Road cannot be sold for development to fund a move to a new site.
 

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