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How many minutes away from bad light were they? Was it literally just due to not slowing down over rate enough or did they not stand a hope?

It was pretty gloomy by the end, but the fact that Yorkshire’s bowlers aren’t properly quick would be on the umps’ minds when considering the light and potential danger to the batsmen
 
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It was pretty gloomy by the end, but the fact that Yorkshire’s bowlers aren’t properly quick would be on the umps’ minds when considering the light and potential danger to the batsmen
Could bowl a couple of bouncers and that might change it! Certainly would start the whole 'losing your run up' 4 or 5 times and over and moving fielders from the furthest points, e.g. swapping the guys at long leg and long off.
 

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In the Essex v Lancashire County Championship match, that saw both sides post small-ish first innings totals and saw day 3 curtailed by the weather, Essex needed to take the last four Lancashire wickets quickly on day 4 (today), but Lancashire decided otherwise and Tom Hartley batting at number 8 produced quite a good response, after the first wicket fell, scoring 73 not out in 50 balls with 5 x 6 and 7 x 4, allowing Lancashire to declare at 351-7. Essex needing 340 to win were 6-1 after the first nine overs.
 

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In the Essex v Lancashire County Championship match, that saw both sides post small-ish first innings totals and saw day 3 curtailed by the weather, Essex needed to take the last four Lancashire wickets quickly on day 4 (today), but Lancashire decided otherwise and Tom Hartley batting at number 8 produced quite a good response, after the first wicket fell, scoring 73 not out in 50 balls with 5 x 6 and 7 x 4, allowing Lancashire to declare at 351-7. Essex needing 340 to win were 6-1 after the first nine overs.
Jimmy has got Cookie out twice in the match, LBW. I imagine there will be a bit of banter about that between them!
 

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Jimmy has got Cookie out twice in the match, LBW. I imagine there will be a bit of banter about that between them!

Always felt Jimmy more (or just as) effective round the wicket. Good to see him, Woakes, Broad etc in action across the counties. I expect those 3 and Robinson will be rotating around the 2 new ball spots alongside a high pace option (Wood/Archer/Stone) and spinner
 

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From posting 517 in our first innings against Leicestershire to bottom of D2 ten days later. And probably points deductions to come. It isn't going to be Yorkshire's year.

But as the cockneys say down at Millwall - no-one likes us, we don't care.
 

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Glamorgan doing their best to lose to Durham despite no play on day two..and finishing just after tea on day three.
Anyones guess what the weather will do today!
I am opting for the streaming....
 

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Now in day 2 of the County Championship match between Somerset and Lancashire and Somerset in the latter part of their first innings have repaired their early innings positions of 55-4 and 135-5 to finally reach an all-out innings total of 361 all out. There was Matt Henry in at number 10 deciding to make a name for himself by scoring 50 not out from 39 balls, with 3 x 6 and 4 x 4.

James Anderson had a good bowling return of 14 - 7 - 16 - 2.
 

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Now in day 2 of the County Championship match between Somerset and Lancashire and Somerset in the latter part of their first innings have repaired their early innings positions of 55-4 and 135-5 to finally reach an all-out innings total of 361 all out. There was Matt Henry in at number 10 deciding to make a name for himself by scoring 50 not out from 39 balls, with 3 x 6 and 4 x 4.

James Anderson had a good bowling return of 14 - 7 - 16 - 2.
And of course James Rew with another century against Lancashire. Saw him at Southport last year and was seriously impressed. Not bad for 19 years old.
 

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And of course James Rew with another century against Lancashire. Saw him at Southport last year and was seriously impressed. Not bad for 19 years old.
He certainly has a liking for the Lancashire bowling attack, as in the Somerset second innings, he scored 118 not out, with 16 x 4.

Jimmy Anderson must have sustained an injury early in the match and did not bowl all that many overs in the first innings and did not bat nor bowl in the second stage of the drawn fixture..
 

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Jimmy Anderson must have sustained an injury early in the match and did not bowl all that many overs in the first innings and did not bat nor bowl in the second stage of the drawn fixture..
According to the EWCB, he is suffering from a "mild strain to his right groin", and his fitness will be monitored before the Test match.

Let's hope that it's not serious.
 

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15 man Squad for the England v Ireland Test announced. Headlines are Bairstow in for Foakes and Archer out for the summer. Also Pope the permanent Vice Captain and Jimmy expected to recover around the time of the Irish test.

Zak Crawley
Ben Duckett
Ollie Pope (VC)
Dan Lawrence
Joe Root
Harry Brook
Ben Stokes (C)
Jonny Bairstow (WK)
Chris Woakes
Ollie Robinson
Stuart Broad
Mark Wood
Matthew Potts
Jack Leach
Jimmy Anderson

Sad to see Foakes not there, and come the Ashes those 5 and 7 spots must remain open in case of a lack of form for Brook or Bairstow. Would also much rather see Jennings or Compton opening than Crawley.
 

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15 man Squad for the England v Ireland Test announced. Headlines are Bairstow in for Foakes and Archer out for the summer.
Archer’s future Test career must be in some doubt with the recurrence of a stress fracture in his right elbow. Will he now be restricted to limited over cricket?
 

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Archer’s future Test career must be in some doubt with the recurrence of a stress fracture in his right elbow. Will he now be restricted to limited over cricket?
I didn’t hope so until I heard this most recent news. His target competitions must now be T20WCs 2024/2026 and ODIWC 2027. That is, of course, if he doesn’t accept this multi million MI franchise deal
 

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As one interested in unusual cricket matters, I noticed that Kent had batted first in the County Championship Division One match against Surrey and had lost nine of their first innings wickets for 196 and number 11 batsman Michael Hogan joined Joey Evison in the hope of adding a few more runs. The expected script was not followed and the last pair made a last wicket stand of 82 runs, before Hogan was dismissed:-
Evison 77 not out (2 x 6 and 9 x 4)
Hogan 43 (9 x 4)
 

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When you can't bowl out Durham's nos 9, 10 & 11 in the fourth innings, something is wrong. Our spinner Dom Bess isn't cutting the mustard as a wicket taker and his predecessor Adil Rashid, who never plays for us anymore, wouldn't do much better as he is a player who buys wickets in the one day game rather than whittling tail enders out with the red ball.
 

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When you can't bowl out Durham's nos 9, 10 & 11 in the fourth innings, something is wrong. Our spinner Dom Bess isn't cutting the mustard as a wicket taker and his predecessor Adil Rashid, who never plays for us anymore, wouldn't do much better as he is a player who buys wickets in the one day game rather than whittling tail enders out with the red ball.
In their defence they were bowling at guys who are really 7, 8 & 9 in terms of quality, but still rather inexcusable. Yorks turn to the white ball now, with Lyth, Malan, Masood and Bairstow all set to feature this weekend in the ”Blast Off” double header at Edgbaston, also featuring Warwickshire, Lancashire and Derbyshire
 

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Leicestershire 173
Worcestershire 83
Leicestershire 66/2

Good job I’m going to watch day two (tomorrow) rather than day three (Saturday)
 

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As one interested in unusual cricket matters, I noticed that Kent had batted first in the County Championship Division One match against Surrey and had lost nine of their first innings wickets for 196 and number 11 batsman Michael Hogan joined Joey Evison in the hope of adding a few more runs. The expected script was not followed and the last pair made a last wicket stand of 82 runs, before Hogan was dismissed:-
Evison 77 not out (2 x 6 and 9 x 4)
Hogan 43 (9 x 4)
Kent getting a batting point is pretty unusual this season...
 

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Leicestershire 173
Worcestershire 83
Leicestershire 66/2

Good job I’m going to watch day two (tomorrow) rather than day three (Saturday)

Leicestershire 180 all out second time around, having been 160/5

Worcestershire set 271 to win started pretty much as they did in their first innings; 1/1 and then 2/2 before "recovering" to 26/2 before a tumultuous cloudburst brought an early finish

The wicket is poor though - even on the second morning some balls lifting sharply off a good length whilst others scuttled through at shin height
 

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Do they deliberately programme the matches for Lancashire away from periods of good weather?
You would be forgiven for thinking so....Derbyshire even contrived for snow to fall one year...there again, this was Buxton which has it's own eco climate anyway...but class and quality always prevails (from a life long, sometimes very frustrated) Lancs CCC supporter.
 

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In the Division 2 County Championship match, Glamorgan were asked to follow on by Sussex after compiling a poor first innings total and they must have taken matters to their heart, scoring 737 all out in their second innings, with three players making hundreds and even Extras joining in the fun with 64!!
 

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In the Division 2 County Championship match, Glamorgan were asked to follow on by Sussex after compiling a poor first innings total and they must have taken matters to their heart, scoring 737 all out in their second innings, with three players making hundreds and even Extras joining in the fun with 64!!
You always know extras are having a good time when they’re making half centuries
 

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"I was disappointed that I ran out of partners today" commented Extras after the day's play, "As the century was definitely on."
 

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In addition to free to air coverage of The Hundred, BBC TV will be broadcasting nightly Test highlights and four international T20s (two men's, two women's) this year.

 

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