Warwickshire last won the Championship in 1995 in our double winning season, also winning the Natwest Trophy (known now was the C&G). Since that double winning season we have never won either trophies although we got to the final of the C&G in 2001 or 2000...can't remember which. In 1997, we won the AXA One-Day League and in 2002 we won the last ever B+H Cup.Craig said:
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*Official* English Domestic Season (2004)
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marc71178
Eyes not spreadsheets
Chris once met Terry Jenner and his brother bowls leg spin.
He worships at the feet of Jenner, and doesn't take into account pitch conditions or quality of bowler when reciting the gospel according to Jenner.
He is also a Worcestershire fan, and has made disparaging comments about Warwickshire and their players (except for some reason Dougie Brown)
Also, for good measure he really likes Kadeer Ali and is a Baggies fan, so as you can see he doesn't get much joy in his life
Note Chris that this is all a joke, I admire the way you stick up for your team, even if most of the time you're wrong!
He worships at the feet of Jenner, and doesn't take into account pitch conditions or quality of bowler when reciting the gospel according to Jenner.
He is also a Worcestershire fan, and has made disparaging comments about Warwickshire and their players (except for some reason Dougie Brown)
Also, for good measure he really likes Kadeer Ali and is a Baggies fan, so as you can see he doesn't get much joy in his life
Note Chris that this is all a joke, I admire the way you stick up for your team, even if most of the time you're wrong!
SpaceMonkey
International Debutant
Dammit he's a baggies fan? crap now im gonna have to hate himmarc71178 said:Chris once met Terry Jenner and his brother bowls leg spin.
He worships at the feet of Jenner, and doesn't take into account pitch conditions or quality of bowler when reciting the gospel according to Jenner.
He is also a Worcestershire fan, and has made disparaging comments about Warwickshire and their players (except for some reason Dougie Brown)
Also, for good measure he really likes Kadeer Ali and is a Baggies fan, so as you can see he doesn't get much joy in his life
Note Chris that this is all a joke, I admire the way you stick up for your team, even if most of the time you're wrong!
(wolves fan).
Craig
World Traveller
You do know that the perfect comeback is that WBA are in the Premiership and the Sky Blues are in the Championship.marc71178 said:Also, for good measure he really likes Kadeer Ali and is a Baggies fan, so as you can see he doesn't get much joy in his life
But then your response would probably be that Coventry where in the EPL before WBA got promoted a couple of seasons ago.
SpaceMonkey
International Debutant
Sky show 2 one day games a year for the u19's not the 'tests'.Timewell said:
They are on sometime in August.
superkingdave
Hall of Fame Member
I wonder how the odds for the Twenty20 might change now that Flintoff has been cleared to play on finals day..
SpaceMonkey
International Debutant
But then Anderson is playing so the odds will balance up stillsuperkingdave said:
superkingdave
Hall of Fame Member
He's available, not necessarily playing, although i'm sure he will play and destroy the oppositionSpaceMonkey said:But then Anderson is playing so the odds will balance up still
Here's a poll from the twenty20 website
twenty20 website said:
superkingdave
Hall of Fame Member
I agree, its nice to see people not being held back by their misfortunessteds said:
marc71178
Eyes not spreadsheets
Before the quarters, I was tempted to buy 2 tickets for my mate and I, but £35 for poor seats didn't appeal to me.Timewell said:
After the quarters, he decided he thought we should go, but by then it was too late.
Oh well, at least we'll be at Old Trafford on Thursday week!
I got the cheapest tickets I've ever heard of (unless you get them for free of course!) for a Test match (O.T. same day) for £3...through some "schools scheme". Even though I'm 17...so me and a mate get to go to see England smash the Windies for a combined total of £6 plus travel expenses...decent value for money. We just need the weather to be good now!