Reply With QuoteWas particularly enjoyable after putting up with Sky's typically biased preamble to the match.
Glamorgan hardly got a mention, it was Surrey this and Surrey that.
Well done Glammy, more to come hopefully
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That was his first ball in competitive cricket this season as well.Originally Posted by billy.ronson
Batty looked really pi$$ed off!
Ingram ...1st ball....whack 6 !
Was particularly enjoyable after putting up with Sky's typically biased preamble to the match.
Glamorgan hardly got a mention, it was Surrey this and Surrey that.
Well done Glammy, more to come hopefully
First win by Glamorgan since July in any competition apparently - well done to them.
Who's the "you know who" referred to above?
It's somebody whose poster name is inspired by a former Arsenal keeper and ex BBC presenter. Any guesses would be welcomed.
Didn't know there was a David Hill on here. ?(work that one out)
Fantastic - now let's get a win in the county championship....Was particularly enjoyable after putting up with Sky's typically biased preamble to the match.
Glamorgan hardly got a mention, it was Surrey this and Surrey that.
Well done Glammy, more to come hopefully
Hampshire's sales figures for both the ODI against Sri Lanka (about 10,800 tickets sold) and their T20 games (16,500) are little better than Durham's. Glamorgan, who have had about £6m of debt written off, are progressing, but slowly: they have sold almost 18,000 T20 Blast tickets, 11,000 for the ODI against Sri Lanka and about 6,000 for the ODI against Pakistan.
from - http://www.espncricinfo.com/england-...y/1019347.html
I am assuming that each season ticket equates to 7 advance T20 Blast tickets, so even is they are all season tickets we should be expecting 2,500+ for each match in the T20. Hope we get more to be honest.
Loved Ingrams first ball six off an 88 mph ball. It was his first ball of the season in all formats
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