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*Official* English Domestic Season Thread (2005)
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Neil Pickup
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Confirmation.Nnanden said:Apparently, Warne is bowling in a beanie? Confirmation?
Prince EWS
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He seems to be conceding a lot of runs, but hes been getting 2 or 3 wickets every time... hes doing his job.
Anyway, can anyone tell me why Grant hasnt been playing for Essex? Injurred? Dropped?
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chris.hinton
International Captain
We are back to winning ways against a Poor Derbyshire side
Scaly piscine
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Hampshire have scored 353-8 off 45 overs on that pitch thoRich2001 said:His trying his hardest to make them look silly though- Currently 80* (48) : 3 x 4's and 6 x 6's
Scaly piscine
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Durham minus their two best bowlers beats Yorkshi*e yet again.
SpaceMonkey
International Debutant
Convincing win for Worcs.
Notts batsmen just played it all wrong virtually from the off.
Notts batsmen just played it all wrong virtually from the off.
FaaipDeOiad
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Big win for Hampshire. Big innings from Katich and Pietersen with good hitting support from a few others, to get 353 off 45, and Middlesex never got close.
Udal amazingly opened the bowling for them, showing just how flat the pitch is (assume it's taking turn though), which is probably good news for Bangladesh. Udal got 4/55 from 7, and Warne was easily the most economical in a very high scoring game, with 1/16 from his 6.
Udal amazingly opened the bowling for them, showing just how flat the pitch is (assume it's taking turn though), which is probably good news for Bangladesh. Udal got 4/55 from 7, and Warne was easily the most economical in a very high scoring game, with 1/16 from his 6.
badgerhair
U19 Vice-Captain
So it was you. He skied the next ball and was out.Rich2001 said:His trying his hardest to make them look silly though
Pretty feeble show if you ask me, though. The six into the Grand Stand didn't even reach the hostility boxes, and the straight hit into the Pavilion only just crept onto the top deck.I saw Brian Lara hit the old pile at least 30 feet further up.
Marvellous afternoon for the connoisseur of the dropped catch, of which there were seemingly dozens. All the batsmen seemed intent on taking the aerial route, and fielders from both sides rushed around trying to get underneath steepling hits and then grassing them. Not to be outdone, KP had one hit straight at him at extra cover, though above his head, so he palmed it upwards and failed to catch it on the way down.
Not that it would have made much difference, but it would have been nice to have had Irfan Pathan available, as Hutchison was dreadful.
Cheers,
Mike
badgerhair
U19 Vice-Captain
There wasn't any turn at all. It was a clever piece of captaincy from Warne to open with Udal. With Middx needing 8 an over from the get-go, challenging them to hit the slow bowler before they'd got their eye in looked a great idea to me.FaaipDeOiad said:
I think we can forget about Ed Joyce as an Ashes candidate, though. He was the main reason Warne was so economical. He looked completely clueless, although he did manage to keep him out, which is at least something.
Cheers,
Mike
aussie
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Good performance by Lanchashire (yesterday Englsih time), the first game i haven't attended at Old Trafford this season and i missed a good all-round Lanchashire performace.
Good game for Flintoff with both Bat & Ball, a good economical spell with the ball & a good cameo with the bat.
Only disappointment for me is that Warren Hegg the long serving wicket-keeper is set to retire at the end of the season.
Good game for Flintoff with both Bat & Ball, a good economical spell with the ball & a good cameo with the bat.
Only disappointment for me is that Warren Hegg the long serving wicket-keeper is set to retire at the end of the season.
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badgerhair
U19 Vice-Captain
That wasn't a typo.marc71178 said:
No, it's where men in sharp suits go to assert their dominance over their competitors by demonstrating that they give more and better freebies to the undeserving rich.
Cheers,
Mike