Gozu wrote:There was a little bit in the Sunday Mail about Mark Cosgrove in county cricket. Leicestershire have signed him to a contract extension until the end of 2019 and he just made 122* against Sussex his second consecutive century.
heater31 wrote:Gozu wrote:There was a little bit in the Sunday Mail about Mark Cosgrove in county cricket. Leicestershire have signed him to a contract extension until the end of 2019 and he just made 122* against Sussex his second consecutive century.
Marcus Trescothick is the wrong side of 40 beaten the black dog and still churning out runs in Div 1.....must be a liability in the field though.
Plenty of years left for Cossie!
Dolphin Treasure wrote:Your an attention seeking embarsement..
They were rolled for 78.Armchair expert wrote:Nice start for Lancashire in their domestic final
5/12
make that 6/12
They were 2/9 !!! then 5/334. They Declared on this score with Sam Northeast on 410* n.o. and wicket keeper Chris Cooke on 191* n.o. Bet he wasn't too happy. If they batted on Northeast surely would have been a big chance to break Laras record 501. Joe Root's brother Billy got a first ball globe in that 795!jackpot jim wrote:Been some massive scores in County Cricket in recent weeks
This one tonight
Leicestershire 584
Glamorgan in reply 5/795
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Great decision umpire
was straighter than conrod straight The Dark Knight wrote:Cameron Green scored a hundred (100 retired hurt from 171 deliveries) on debut for Gloucestershire, he retired hurt with cramp.
fcy getting to 100 and then it hits, been taking lessons from Davey 
The Durham captain is former England opener Alex Lees and Surrey is captained by Rory Burns. Another former England opener Dom Sibley made 305 and three other England players made hundreds for Surrey, Sam Curran (108), Dan Lawrence (178) and Will Jacks (119). Lees did make a hundred (125) in Durham's innings.RB wrote:Durham elected to field first in a County game at the Oval against Surrey which started on Sunday.
It's fair to say that the Durham captain may have had a few regrets - Surrey declared at 9/820.
You read that right. Nine for eight hundred and twenty.
At stumps on Day 3 Durham are 9/343 in reply.
Isn't the UK in the middle of a declared heatwave?RB wrote:Durham elected to field first in a County game at the Oval against Surrey which started on Sunday.
It's fair to say that the Durham captain may have had a few regrets - Surrey declared at 9/820.
You read that right. Nine for eight hundred and twenty.
At stumps on Day 3 Durham are 9/343 in reply.
They are but this round they changed the balls from Dukes to Kookaburras in preparation for the upcoming Ashes series.heater31 wrote:Isn't the UK in the middle of a declared heatwave?RB wrote:Durham elected to field first in a County game at the Oval against Surrey which started on Sunday.
It's fair to say that the Durham captain may have had a few regrets - Surrey declared at 9/820.
You read that right. Nine for eight hundred and twenty.
At stumps on Day 3 Durham are 9/343 in reply.
Lowest first innings score in all games this round was 205 by Div 2 leaders Leicestershire, then followed up with a similar score in the 2nd dig to lose by an innings and 127 runs at home!
No one is allowed to work outside.heater31 wrote:Isn't the UK in the middle of a declared heatwave?RB wrote:Durham elected to field first in a County game at the Oval against Surrey which started on Sunday.
It's fair to say that the Durham captain may have had a few regrets - Surrey declared at 9/820.
You read that right. Nine for eight hundred and twenty.
At stumps on Day 3 Durham are 9/343 in reply.
Lowest first innings score in all games this round was 205 by Div 2 leaders Leicestershire, then followed up with a similar score in the 2nd dig to lose by an innings and 127 runs at home!
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