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RE: County Cricket - Boomerangutangangbang - 27-06-2023 21:04
Yorkshire Sanctions
ECB recommends a 500K fine, 48-72 pts deduction in the Championship, 4-6 in the 1 Day Cup & 4-6 in the Blast.
RE: County Cricket - hornball - 30-06-2023 17:33
REVIEW OF CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES : 25/28 June (better late than never)
Wins for Kent (relegation battle??) Lancashire (undoubtedly a contest equal to the roses in terms of passion and emotional reaction - Just read the message boards) Essex. Hampshire and Somerset - in Div I. In Div II all matches drawn! Using the Kook ball?? Maybe a message about the difference in skills versus Div I?? (isn't that the point of 2 Divisions??) where is the problem??
RE: County Cricket - hornball - 30-06-2023 17:36
(27-06-2023 21:04 )Boomerangutangangbang Wrote: Yorkshire SanctionsThe points deductions (specifically Championship) certainly hit hard! The Yorkies consider them 'Harsh'.
ECB recommends a 500K fine, 48-72 pts deduction in the Championship, 4-6 in the 1 Day Cup & 4-6 in the Blast.
RE: County Cricket - hornball - 14-07-2023 16:41
Championship Round 10 - 13 July
KENT V WARWICKSHIRE - Warwickshire Win
DURHAM V GLOUCESTERSHIRE - Durham Win
LANCASHIRE V ESSEX - Essex Win
MIDDLESEX NORTHAMPTONSHIRE - Draw (Scores tied)
SOMERSET V HAMPSHIRE - Draw
SURREY NOTTINGHAMSHIRE - Draw
GLAMORGAN V LEICESTERSHIRE - Draw
SUSSEX V DERBYSHIRE - Draw
WORCESTERSHIRE YORKSHIRE - Draw
Few wins in this round, with most ending even! One obvious takeaway is the increasing reality of just how short sighted and damaging (to the competitions integrity) the decision to devalue draws has clearly been! Personally, chose well again with the Middlesex/N'Hants match! Some saw it as turgid, particularly from the steelbacks play, but it was hard edge competition in the raw, and great value to watch!
Best Performances
Stewart
Finch,
Leaning
Yates (Double Ton)
Maxwell
Burgess
Brookes
Dent
Hammond (Twice)
Roelofsen
Jones
Bohannon
Salt
Westley (Ton)
Walter
Lawrence (Ton)
Bracewell
Critchley
Gay
Whiteman (Ton)
Procter
Higgins
Robson (Ton) *England??*
Rew (quality Double)
Aldridge
Bess (England again??)
Organ
Abbot
Gubbins
Dawson
Clark
Abbott
Sibley
Latham
Jacks
Lawes
Young
Hameed
James
Nesser (Ton)
Harris
Swepson
Patel (Ton)
Hill
Kimber
Clark
Haines
Carter
Hudson - Prentice
Coles
Guest
Madsen
Du Plooy (including a Ton)
Haider
Bean (Ton)
Hill
Libby
** Another notice served as to the value of a world class keeper! that dismissal - Foakes was incredible!
Bowling (5 wkts/Inns or more)
Bailey
Hutton
James
Thomson
Scrimshaw
Finch
Coad
* plenty of 2/3/4 fors* all valuable to the cause
RE: County Cricket - hornball - 24-07-2023 17:29
Championship Fixtures : 20/23 7 23
Northamptonshire V Somerset - Somerset win 9 wkts
Nottinghamshire V Hampshire - Hants win 116 runs
Essex V Kent - Essex win 7 wkts
Middlesex V Surrey - Surrey win 8 wkts
Warwickshire V Lancashire - Draw
Leicestershire V Worcestershire - Worcestershire win 100 runs
Derbyshire V Durham - Draw
Yorkshire V Sussex - Draw
Gloucestershire V Glamorgan - Draw
Best Performances
Dickson
Bartlett
Vasconcelos
Procter
Clarke
Moores
Gubbins
Fuller
Holland
Dawson
Libby
Ahmed
Finch
Evison
A Cook
Critchley
Smith
Clark
Holden
Simpson
Stoneman
Balderson
Jennings
Rhodes
Guest
Madsen
Lees
Bedingham
Hudson - Prentice
Clark
Carter
Lyth
Malan
Bowlers (all 5 for or more)
White
Henry
Tongue (short but sweet for England??)
Helm
Conners
RE: County Cricket - hornball - 01-08-2023 16:56
CHAMPIONSHIP FIXTURES - 25/28/7
Hampshire V Essex - Essex Win
Somerset v Surrey - Surrey Win
Warwickshire v Middlesex - Middlesex Win
Lancashire v Northamptonshire - Draw
Nottinghamshire v Kent - Nottinghamshire Win
DIV II
Derbyshire V Glamorgan - Draw
Yorkshire v Durham - Draw
RE: County Cricket - Snooks - 03-09-2023 02:10
County championship resumes today with some key fixtures at the top and bottom of both divisions.
RE: County Cricket - hornball - 03-09-2023 18:28
^ and about time snooks......... an outrage that the championship has been so demoted in prestige (but not importance or meaning despite the attempts to do just that) by the very organisation that should be doing the complete opposite! Thank 'god' the gimmicks and the money grabbing greed is finally over for the season!
I was watching Worcestershire v Glamorgan where 'The Pears' made a pretty remarkable recovery to post - yes an under par score - of 284. missed out on bonus points, but at least are still in the contest!
Having looked at the Div one scores, leaders Surrey have early doors, gone a giant step further in pursuit of the title, with Hampshire looking like dropping bonus points! Essex know now that they will need a maximum haul when they start tomorrow
RE: County Cricket - hornball - 05-09-2023 16:40
Some results already in! Surrey hammered Warwickshire to get to within touching distance of the tile. I had expected this to be a contest, but one - sided is an understatement. Will be interesting to see Mark Robinson's reaction, and 'positive' spin this time around! Elsewhere in Div 2, Leicestershire didn't need to stretch themselves to overcome Gloucestershire, and they remain in the promotion hunt! Worcestershire - despite subsiding in their 2nd Inns, walked all over Glamorgan who, chasing 'only' 260 for victory, were abject in the chase, and folded' losing their last 5 wickets for 50.
RE: County Cricket - hornball - 06-09-2023 17:54
Don't know if anyone saw the match reaction from Paul Farbrace after Sussex's latest defeat?? While he may have put it in some context - young players learning their craft and injuries - he didn't hold back at the shortcomings of the team, and the performances (specifically mental approach) which he said fell well short of what was expected!
Refreshing to hear such 'brutal' frankness, although PF is (thankfully) renowned for his 'home truths' approach (when being interrogated by the football obsessed Sky Football news for example after the Ashes were not regained). In stark contrast to the football world where, more often than not, you get the kid gloves approach (notable exceptions) with even pundits saying managers can't 'upset' the players.......awww!!............. by giving them a public pasting!
How impacted have Sussex been with the garbage hundred??