English Domestic Season 2025

[FBU]

Lancashire's Harry Singh stars for Cumbria in a losing cause today at South North CC in the National Counties 50 over trophy.

114 with the bat and 2/5 from his single over (the 50th), plus a run out in that last over together with 2 catches earlier in the innings.

Not a bad day's work.

Swap him for Jones

 

[social]

Saw some highlights of Worrall bowling and while he ended up with 5 for nothing in the match, he was barely military medium

Skilled bowler but find it hard to believe that he will be picked in tests on that showing

 

[LangleyburyCCPlayer]

Saw some highlights of Worrall bowling and while he ended up with 5 for nothing in the match, he was barely military medium

Skilled bowler but find it hard to believe that he will be picked in tests on that showing

Not saying he’s a speedster, or that he has a Test future (the bloke himself has said as such), but speed guns in the County Championship seem to be on the low side, Josh Tongue apparently was bowling high 70s to low 80s and Fergus O’Neill was topping out in the mid 70s which I find hard to believe

 

[Third_Man]

On the point about him having won Championships, he’s not wrong is he?! He captained Durham to two titles, back to back, so I think you’re being a tad harsh getting stuck into him over that. It’s clear he knows how it’s done, even if he isn’t ’getting it done’ as a coach at Lancashire.

Sure, but the roles are not the same. As coach his views and ideas are being implemented in terms of how Lancashire are playing.
As captain it's more on the spot decisions and changes and leading the players.
Both of course could lose the dressing room.

 

[Third_Man]

Swap him for Jones

I would say that could easily happen. Or Wells and Jones.

 

[Molehill]

Sussex given a reminder that Division 1 is going to be a bit tougher than what they've experienced so far. Probably a good toss for Notts to win, but they made the most of it and were just the better team throughout the 3 days. Every time Sussex looked like they might get back into it, Notts found a way of breaking partnerships. A week off probably quite handy now.

 

[brandon]

Sure, but the roles are not the same. As coach his views and ideas are being implemented in terms of how Lancashire are playing.
As captain it's more on the spot decisions and changes and leading the players.
Both of course could lose the dressing room.

No, but he was just using lived experience to try and answer a question in an interview. I think you’re reading too much into it to be honest.

 

[chris.hinton]

Only team so far to fail to defeat Worcestershire and have been outplayed by everyone else since, are Somerset relegation candidates?

Possible, I'm surprised i thought they would be contenders for the title