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Looks like lifting the burden of captaincy off Rudolph is paying dividends. Our middle order is still a worry mind.
Heartening though after an awful start to the season, even by our own standards.
Looks like lifting the burden of captaincy off Rudolph is paying dividends. Our middle order is still a worry mind.
Heartening though after an awful start to the season, even by our own standards.
Yes good point about Rudolph. In the circs that is a great century. I am really pleased to see Cooke is now finally proving what a talented batsman he is.
Cricket really can be a strange game. Last night Glamorgan went from coasting at 39-0 to blitzed at 58-6 in the space of nine overs. Then I wake up this morning and see what the overhead conditions were going to be like at Worcester and think we'll do well to get a hundred - shows what I know!
What a turn around in this game, they're playing as a team, everyone's chipping in with decent performances. As said above in the thread Rudolph seems to love not having the captaincy.Its a pity that Cooke never reached his hundred.
Originally posted by the other bob wilsonView Post
304-8 at tea - fair play, we're all quick to criticise when things go wrong for Glamorgan, but they've been tremendous today.
^^^
How many times do we outplay teams in the field only for the opposition to record record partnerships for the 9th and 10th wickets?
Refreshing to see our tail wag for a change and it can only be good for the confidence of the team moving forward.
How about Worcestershire 119-6 leading by 5 with 4 wickets remaining!!! Is this all down to a change of Captain??
No doubt in my mind.
Though as I've alluded to earlier in the thread, the Glambags are notoriously guilty of not polishing the tail off sides when in decent positions.
Conditions must be favouring the fielding side, Pearcey mentioned 200 but I wouldn't want to be chasing down three figures!
No doubt in my mind.
Though as I've alluded to earlier in the thread, the Glambags are notoriously guilty of not polishing the tail off sides when in decent positions.
Conditions must be favouring the fielding side, Pearcey mentioned 200 but I wouldn't want to be chasing down three figures!
In truth nor would I.Lets get these final four wickets in the afternoon session
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