Jimmy's taken 7-35 today against Notts in what is potentially his last match for Lancs.
Still not convinced retiring was his decisions and he's not finishing because he's been told he's not getting a spot in the England side, which itself is crazy. He went from telling everyone who asked he hadn't even considered retiring to only playing the first test this summer seemingly overnight and after a meeting with McCullum.
Agreed. They've played so many quicks/seamers alongside Anderson and Broad other last few years and haven't seemed to decide where they're going moving forward. Woakes ageing as well. Robinson seems closest but out of form ATM.Yeah, not his call but they’re planning for next ashes and he’s not been quite the same in recent tests. What a bowler though. Will probably be the best English quick I’ll ever see. Knowing him he’ll get a fifer next week !
Was it Robinson who got tonked for 43 in one over last week?Agreed. They've played so many quicks/seamers alongside Anderson and Broad other last few years and haven't seemed to decide where they're going moving forward. Woakes ageing as well. Robinson seems closest but out of form ATM.
Yep. Good hitting but brainless bowling as Inc 2 no ballsWas it Robinson who got tonked for 43 in one over last week?
My neighbour's from St Lucia. She reckoned the ticketting prices and game timings (set for Indian market) killed local interest in attending. You'd think with the TV money they'd do more on prices to get the locals in. Plus population of St Lucia is only around 170k. Plus there's just a thing where West Indian interest in cricket is just continually falling away - Tests get no crowds, ODIs some, 20/20 can half fill a stadium on normal tours.Amazing we keep being told test cricket is dying Lords looks pretty full and I bet it isn’t cheap to get in today amazing compared to that rubbish in the West Indies where nobody attended.
this is kind of the problem thought isn't it. Lords, first test of the summer, sold out. Will be decent attendances at all the tests. Same in Australia and India but not anywhere else. How sustainable is test cricket when only three countries are really capable of staging it?Amazing we keep being told test cricket is dying Lords looks pretty full and I bet it isn’t cheap to get in today amazing compared to that rubbish in the West Indies where nobody attended.
The Garton over really cost us it gave them all the impetus as well as a pile of runsBears 18 - 3 after 3 overs .Chasing 187 in only 17 overs.Have to score at over 12 an over from here to win.
It's well over a hundred pounds.Amazing we keep being told test cricket is dying Lords looks pretty full and I bet it isn’t cheap to get in today amazing compared to that rubbish in the West Indies where nobody attended.
Looking at this West Indies team you might get a refund unfortunately.It's well over a hundred pounds.
My day three ticket at Edgbaston cost £55
We paid £87.50 ea for day 2. That is for the Hollies but it's not the best view for cricket, so only a premium for the atmosphere. It would be like charging extra for block 15 at the CBS.It's well over a hundred pounds.
My day three ticket at Edgbaston cost £55
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