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*Official* English Domestic Season Thread (2005)
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superkingdave
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Warwickshire vs Lancashire
Hampshire vs Yorkshire
tough draw for us, best case probably would have been Hampshire/Warwicks at home. Yorkshire have a long journey tho so i think ill go for Hampshire on that one. If we have Freddie i'd go for us, but otherwise it'll be too close to call IMO
Hampshire vs Yorkshire
tough draw for us, best case probably would have been Hampshire/Warwicks at home. Yorkshire have a long journey tho so i think ill go for Hampshire on that one. If we have Freddie i'd go for us, but otherwise it'll be too close to call IMO
FaaipDeOiad
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I'd rather Hampshire beat Lancs, just so I could laugh at steds.PY said:Could set up a Roses Final, that'd be awesome.
superkingdave
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apparently ECB policy is for England players to be available for the C&Gmarc71178 said:
marc71178
Eyes not spreadsheets
Damn!
Mind you the side we put out in the QF (number 11 being Frost who played a match-drawing innings against Kent this year) does have 11 centurions in it.
It's got the depth, but Knight needs to continue his cracking form (with 18 months till the world cup dare I suggest he retired 4 years too early?) if we have a chance.
Mind you the side we put out in the QF (number 11 being Frost who played a match-drawing innings against Kent this year) does have 11 centurions in it.
It's got the depth, but Knight needs to continue his cracking form (with 18 months till the world cup dare I suggest he retired 4 years too early?) if we have a chance.
Barney Rubble
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Well he's looked pretty good every time I've seen him. But then that's probably why my opinion holds no weight on here!Neil Pickup said:
Scaly piscine
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Middlesex 51/0 off 8.3, Hampshire 53/2 off 9, Worcestershire 50/0 off 9.2, Surrey 56/0 off 10.2.
Then there's Durham... 20/2 off 7. Grrrrrr
Then there's Durham... 20/2 off 7. Grrrrrr
Scaly piscine
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Must be some incredibly bowler friendly pitch Durham are batting on.
Neil Pickup
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Uneven bounce, seam movement, late swing.Scaly piscine said:
All in the one delivery I've just flicked over to SS1 and seen.
It's also getting to the stage where you're lucky if a long hop gets above your ankles...
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BoyBrumby
Englishman
The pitch at the Riverside is actually bordering on a disgrace. It's very up & down. Streak got one to climb from a length to Peng early on & then Dougie Brown bowled Hussey with a length ball that kept so low it hit the left-hander's off stump about 1/3 of the way up.
Durham are actually doing well to be 32/5! Not sure Hussey's shout to have a bat was too clever tho, there was cloud cover even then.
Durham are actually doing well to be 32/5! Not sure Hussey's shout to have a bat was too clever tho, there was cloud cover even then.
Neil Pickup
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Anyon now proceeding to bowl tripe and even things out a touch. 36 off 19 overs, 7 off 2 balls.
Neil Pickup
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Durham now doing their best to end this all rather rapidly. It's a par-100-120 track.
Scaly piscine
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Because Warwickshire's bowling attack is mediocre.marc71178 said: