The good old hundred strikes again.Stokes out the rest of the season left hamstring tear confirmed.
I love the people on twitter claiming this could have happened in the Metro Bank. There's zero chance the ECB are signing off on Stokes playing in that competition.The good old hundred strikes again.
Watching the first episode of the second series of Freddie's Field of Dreams. Covers the time when he had his accident.
Some of it is a tough watch but the difference in him when he's around cricket is amazing.
Watched it last night . Always been a huge Flintoff fan and to see him doing so well after a horrible facial injury is wonderful.Watching the first episode of the second series of Freddie's Field of Dreams. Covers the time when he had his accident.
Some of it is a tough watch but the difference in him when he's around cricket is amazing.
The ecb obviously hate it and are trying their hardest to wreck it with ridiculous schedules and holding players back from playing in it.Metro Bank fever!
Speaking of which a friend of mine, well friend of a friend, works on socials for another county. They were commanded from on high to stop posting so much about the Metro Bank fever as it was getting too popular on twitter
I checked score and was worried when they had lost 5 early wickets. I'm not sure the 100 helps counties in one day cup as it appears players can only play in 1, surely it is stupid for 2 competitions to be held at same timeWhat an innings by Kai Smith to beat the Pears 130 not out stunning knock
I think they said on the stream that Dawson was the playing for Hampshire after returning from the 100 the day before.I checked score and was worried when they had lost 5 early wickets. I'm not sure the 100 helps counties in one day cup as it appears players can only play in 1, surely it is stupid for 2 competitions to be held at same time
The Leicestershire coach was complaining that he had a couple of injuries to his one day squad yet couldn't select players from the 100 who hadn't played in the last couple of 100 matches. I suppose Dawson's 100 team are out so he was releasedI think they said on the stream that Dawson was the playing for Hampshire after returning from the 100 the day before.
I don't think he would such is the balance.I see Abbot on last 5 as usual and wicket first ballIf Woakes had been available for the Phoenix would he have got in the team and got a bowl as this is a well balanced attack.
We willPretty sloppy bowling at the end there. Gifting Glamorgan some extra runs.
Hopefully not going to regret that.
I love how they keep quoting 'record for a women's match' too. Sunny afternoon, men's due on after, of course there are a lot there. in position, clearly cricket fans and a few beers before the main event. Stand them alone and see how many turn up. Not having a pop at their game, it's growing and improving all the time with a lot of catching up in a short time already, but let's not pretend it's something that it isnt.Attendances and TV viewing figures down for the Hundred. Looking forward to the announcement of an exciting new competition, The Eighty.
Also every year they've announced that somewhere in the region of 30% of ticket sales are people new to cricket. At face value that looks good but 4 years in if attendances are going down and a large percentage of attendees are first timers doesn't that mean people go and don't come back? Surely that would be a worry. Seems very similar to Wasps, make the tickets cheap, get people in but don't create long term fans.
Hope not.Few little whispers that Sam Hain is about to leave Warwickshire there will be a hell of a backlash from the members if this happens.
Somethings not right at the club. The playing side flatters to deceive but off the field they seem far more concerned with property development than running a cricket club.Few little whispers that Sam Hain is about to leave Warwickshire there will be a hell of a backlash from the members if this happens.
It's a mess.Attendances and TV viewing figures down for the Hundred. Looking forward to the announcement of an exciting new competition, The Eighty.
Also every year they've announced that somewhere in the region of 30% of ticket sales are people new to cricket. At face value that looks good but 4 years in if attendances are going down and a large percentage of attendees are first timers doesn't that mean people go and don't come back? Surely that would be a worry. Seems very similar to Wasps, make the tickets cheap, get people in but don't create long term fans.
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