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County Cricket (Season XII-XIII)

Mr Mxyzptlk

Mr Mxyzptlk

Well-known member
Sunday 28th October

Worcestershire v Kent
Worcs 165 and 428 (f/o) beat Kent 367 and 222 by 4 runs
Man of the Match: GA Hick (Worcs)

Kent
KR Clapham
1st Bat (9): 0 (10) (PT Collins)
1st Bowl (3): 12-3-27-4 (VS Solanki, GJ Batty, Kabir Ali)
1st Catch/Stump: 0/0
2nd Bat (9): 2 (16)
2nd Bowl (3): 27-3-124-1 (Solanki)
2nd Catch/Stump: 0/0
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Lancashire v Yorkshire
Lancs 466 beat Yorkshire 196 and 207 by an innings and 63 runs
Man of the Match: SG Law (Lancs)

Lancashire
DP Richards
1st Bat (6): 24 (114) (C White)
1st Bowl (5): 14-5-40-2
1st Catch/Stump: 0/0
2nd Bat: DNB
2nd Bowl (5): 15-5-32-2 (C White)
2nd Catch/Stump: 1/0
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Warwickshire v Yorkshire
Warwicks 349 an 352-7 dec. beat Yorkshire 336 and 143 by 222 runs
Man of the Match: IJ Westwood (Warwicks)

Warwickshire
KJ Gough
1st Bat (11): 11* (6)
1st Bowl (1): 26-5-78-4 (C White, D Gough)
1st Catch/Stump: 0/0
1st Bat: DNB
1st Bowl (1): 14-3-38-2
1st Catch/Stump: 0/0
 
Mr Mxyzptlk

Mr Mxyzptlk

Well-known member
Sunday 28th October

Worcestershire v Kent
Worcs 165 and 428 (f/o) beat Kent 367 and 222 by 4 runs
Man of the Match: GA Hick (Worcs)

Kent
KR Clapham
1st Bat (9): 0 (10) (PT Collins)
1st Bowl (3): 12-3-27-4 (VS Solanki, GJ Batty, Kabir Ali)
1st Catch/Stump: 0/0
2nd Bat (9): 2 (16)
2nd Bowl (3): 27-3-124-1 (Solanki)
2nd Catch/Stump: 0/0
____________________

Lancashire v Yorkshire
Lancs 466 beat Yorkshire 196 and 207 by an innings and 63 runs
Man of the Match: SG Law (Lancs)

Lancashire
DP Richards
1st Bat (6): 24 (114) (C White)
1st Bowl (5): 14-5-40-2
1st Catch/Stump: 0/0
2nd Bat: DNB
2nd Bowl (5): 15-5-32-2 (C White)
2nd Catch/Stump: 1/0
____________________

Warwickshire v Yorkshire
Warwicks 349 an 352-7 dec. beat Yorkshire 336 and 143 by 222 runs
Man of the Match: IJ Westwood (Warwicks)

Warwickshire
KJ Gough
1st Bat (11): 11* (6)
1st Bowl (1): 26-5-78-4 (C White, D Gough)
1st Catch/Stump: 0/0
1st Bat: DNB
1st Bowl (1): 14-3-38-2
1st Catch/Stump: 0/0
 
Johnners

Johnners

Well-known member
:( How did we lose that...

Very happy with the first innings effort, not so in the 2nd... And it seems my batting has gone to pieces :(

Any dropped catches in Worcs 2nd innings Liam?
 
chaminda_00

chaminda_00

Well-known member
With back to back Test Matches from the 1st Test and 2nd Test. I wouldn't mind Smith, Collins and Borcich playing one FC match. Depending on the selection for 2nd Test, of course. Apart from that there is enough tour matches to keep players match fit.
 
dontcloseyoureyes

dontcloseyoureyes

BARNES OUT
I'm not saying I'm not happy to get a call up, but we both know unless one of Hakon or Thamba die and therefore go inactive, I'll likely not get many caps, especially considering my record batting at three in FC games and Jaso's start to his "international" career.

All I wanted to do is play some games, but whatever.
 
Mr Mxyzptlk

Mr Mxyzptlk

Well-known member
You wouldn't play a first-class match in the buildup to the first Test. It just doesn't work that way. During the Test, presuming you haven't been picked, it'd be fair enough.
 
chaminda_00

chaminda_00

Well-known member
There are three tours matches left outside the Test matches, where the guys that missed out on the first two matches are likely to play all three games. So it not as if your going to not get any matches.

Also there are quite a few batsmen in the current Test XI who have hinted as potential retirement in the near future. So it is pretty important that any guys on the tour party get as many games with the current guys in the starting XI. So if those players do retire soon then we have a direct replacement and we know where they can fit into the starting XI.

But end of the day you take it game by game when it comes to releasing players. If the side unlikely to change much after 2-3 Tests. Then players might still be released for 3rd or 4th Test.

I just don't see the point in releasing players for every game possiable. There is player burnt out issue too. I wouldn't want to release a Test squad for OD game for example, just a waste of time, as the main reason for releasing is to give them match time and an extra chance of selection.
 
Mr Mxyzptlk

Mr Mxyzptlk

Well-known member
Monday 29th October

Lancashire v Hampshire
Hants 282-5 (40) beat Lancs 251-5 (40) by 31 runs
Man of the Match: JP Crawley (Hants)

Lancashire
DP Richards
1st Bat (7): 30* (17)
1st Bowl (4): 8-0-59-0
1st Catch/Stump: 0/0
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Warwickshire v Worcestershire
Warwicks 269-5 (40) beat Worcs 229 (38.1) by 40 runs
Man of the Match: AGR Loudon (Warwicks)

Warwickshire
KJ Gough
1st Bat: DNB
1st Bowl (1): 7-0-34-1 (GA Hick)
1st Catch/Stump: 0/0
 
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