Influenced no doubt by the other sporting commercial entity not so very far away from the cricket ground.
Absolutely - cracking day of cricket - despite Hampshire losing. Liam Norwell's performance was utterly superb, especially since he's been out for much of the season. Kept me occupied today having finally succumbed to Covid after avoiding it for 30 months!
At least it was most satisfying to beat Surrey in the final County Championship match of the season, scoring over 500 runs in their innings and winning by an innings and quite a lot with a lot of time to spare.And second in the T20, and second in the one day cup.
or put another way, consistently first place losers
I'd suggest Dom Sibley is equally responsible, both in this match and their previous one. Considering he's off to Surrey, it showed a very commendable and professional attitude:James Fuller, Middlesex-bound from Hants too, in both bowling and batting. I can't not mention Ollie Robinson either, the Kent wicketkeeper/batsman that is, not the Sussex and England bowler. He's off to Durham, who I hope will value him better than Kent, considering he played a major part in securing Kent the Royal London one day cup and keeping the county in the First Division for next season with his contributions on the many occasions when Sam Billings, their notional captain, was absent either enriching himself in the IPL, injured, or acting as below par substitute for Ben Foakes in the England side. You will gather that, not for the first time, I think Kent have effectively gone with the wrong choice as keeper: he let through no byes in the victory achieved yesterday either. Matt Milnes is off from Kent to Yorkshire, who will have a new captain in Shan Masood, recruited from Derbyshire: bet he hadn't factored in Second Division still, tee-hee. It couldn't happen to better people: serves them right for getting rid of Steve Patterson.
Manchester Originals lost the final of The Hundred too just to cap it all off. Seen a trophy lifted against us 4 times this season.And second in the T20, and second in the one day cup.
or put another way, consistently first place losers
On the plus side, Yorkshire have been relegated!Manchester Originals lost the final of The Hundred too just to cap it all off. Seen a trophy lifted against us 4 times this season.
As im not able to get to the cricket as often as I would like, I do use the Notts stream. Really improved and as a floater supporter means I can dip in and out which for me is great.
I appreciate that Durham are often persona non grata (see previous treatment by ECB) but it seems a little much by whoever drew up that table to just pretend we don't exist...
Indeed most satisfying to see!On the plus side, Yorkshire have been relegated!
Fair enough!
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I watch many of the streams mainly during the T20 Blast, which is a great evening's entertainment with a few beers.
I don't often listen to the live streams because I don't have equipment set up to make it easy to do that. If there's a particularly important (to me) CC match on, then I might log into a live stream.
Manchester Originals lost the final of The Hundred too just to cap it all off. Seen a trophy lifted against us 4 times this season.
Other than sharing numerous playing and coaching staff... and a home ground... and Lancs memberships are valid at Originals games...
Ah, thank you; that makes things clearer.
Only practice matches prior to World Cup. England used their first choice team, whereas Australia omitted Starc, Hazlewood and Cummins.