Ingram and Kellaway with an unbroken stand of 71 that sees Glamorgan finish on 99-4.
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Ingram and Kellaway with an unbroken stand of 71 that sees Glamorgan finish on 99-4.
A very good stand in difficult circumstances.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Very much so. Kellaway isn't getting all the attention like Tribe but I think he is the more talented. Done well alongside the evergreen Ingram.Quote:
Originally Posted by rich munn
A good, if slow, ;session for Glamorgan as they continue to recover from 28-4. 169-5 with Ingram 72 not out.
Glamorgan 224-7, Cooke and Ingram out, the latter the ball after he’d brought up his century.
An even slower session sees Glamorgan 261-7 at tea having gained their first batting point of the season - they’ll have to go some to get a second one mind as they’ve been batting for 101 overs and so need to score another 39 off 9 overs.
No attempt to go for the second batting bonus point. Early days and a draw in the first game would be fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Surely the time has come for Edward Bevan to retire. He makes so many mistakes and is nor a good listen..
Might only be worth 1 bonus point but what a gutsy fight thus far by glammy. Warms the heart after 20-4 early on. I’ve always had a soft spot for ed bevan - glammy’s greatest pessimist - but he is starting to age now!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pearcey3
302 all out - Yorkshire were set for an awkward seventeen overs batting, but the umpires abandoned play for the day for bad light after ten balls with the score 1-0.
He started his commentary yesterday by saying how much he enjoyed going to watch cricket in Yorkshire, particularly enjoying Edgbaston!! His regular gaffes and constant droning on about rugby are more than enough reasons to pension him off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pearcey3
Nice start for mason crane.
5/55. Excellent figures. A very useful lead of 76. We need to bat until midway through tomorrow's morning session and set them 300 plus.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord Worcester
Crane spinning the ball a lot and all three of Hadley’s wickets had the batsman getting into weird positions as he got surprising bounce out of a pretty lifeless pitch.
I popped down for a couple of sessions yesterday, and didn’t expect Glamorgan to bowl out Yorkshire quite so easy today. The pitch was so slow and lifeless yesterday. Every shot sounded as if it came off the bottom of the bat. But I suppose I did think that if Dom Bess could bowl so economical, then Crane and Kellaway could enjoy themselves. It is ridiculously early to start the county season though. The outfield unsurprisingly was so slow. A couple of dry weeks and a bit of sun and it will feel much more like the cricket season.
111-3 at the close. Glamorgan going along at around two and a half runs an over again,. It’s going to be a tricky declaration tomorrow for Carlson - in a way it might be best to score about a hundred and get bowled out because that would mean the wicket was probably doing a bit.
Think he will now look to bat through the entire first session and hopefully set 300. They do need to show a bit more intent tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
That's a brave declaration.. Can't understand why Glammy didn't back for the extra couple of overs until lunch to get over 300 ahead. A bit surprising. Yorkshire need 295 to win off 68 overs.
it is early nice to see thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Pearcey3
Not sure I would call it brave. Getting 300 in 2 sessions on the last day would he some feat and we need to get wins when we have the opportunity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pearcey3
It's 8 point for a draw these days. The pitch is placid. Yorkshire only need to go at just over 4 an over. Its a generous declaration alright.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Blue
A very encouraging first game all things considered- think it’s reasonable to think we would have won without the delays on the first day.
Very encouraging and gave it a right go with a generous declaration. Taking 17 wickets after losing a day is positive.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Very encouraging. We definitely had the better of the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
The pessimist in me wonders if that could be a missed opportunity come the end of the season, but in fairness I don't think Carlson could have been any more positive with the declaration. If we'd scored quicker Sun evening/Mon morning, we could have arguably given ourselves 10 more overs to try and bowl them out, but it's hard to be negative.
Thought Hadley had a good debut after a wobbly start; jury's still out on Dickson as a red ball batsman (I see Northeast scored 94 for Kent, incidentally).
Despite taking 17 wickets in 130 odd overs, we're still clearly a pace bowler short, too. Interesting that Nick Webb said Harris took a job offer that came out of the blue, which suggests he left Glammy in the lurch a little bit. Maybe Surrey or one of the other "big" counties have a talented young seamer we can borrow for a bit.
I was quite surprised Leonard didn’t play.Quote:
Originally Posted by FormerlyJohnnyBreadhead
you cant ask for a better start, leg stump out the ground first ball notts 0-1
Notts 101-5 at lunch - three wickets for Van Der Gugten.
Doesn’t look good dropping your new batsman after just one game mind.
I mentioned Leonard in a previous message, but he won’t be playing until the end of May due to injury and he’s missing all of this first group of four day fixtures.
I wonder if they have made an early call on Dickson being a white ball cricketer only. Friendly with die hard Somerset fan who was not at all surprised we signed him, but very surprised we selected him for our opening 4 day game back in div 1.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Notts 279 all out, four wickets each for Hadley and Van Der Gugten, but Glamorgan struggling at 20-2 in reply.
Kellaway is injured and has been substituted by Dickson.
That's a blow. Will do well to get anything out of this. Hopefully the weather will help.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Ouch. Losing Carlson at the end of the day means advantage Notts. At 79/4 a lot resting on Ingram.
Excellent article by Atherton in yesterday's Times - Mason Crane played one Ashes Test match, and had 1 - 190 something, though he "didn't bowl that badly."Quote:
Originally Posted by Pearcey3
Atherton hoping leg-spin is coming back.
So do I!
Glammy 80-4 at the close.
its all going wrong this morning 87-6
92/8 which i guess is effectively 92/9 with Ben Kellaway not being involved
dickson replaced him as a substituteQuote:
Originally Posted by The Bloop
AllegedlyQuote:
Originally Posted by poc
Good to see Asa Tribe making runs as Glamorgan have been set a massive 478 at Notts. He’s 59 not out with us 83-1 as play is suspended through rain. Actually, just watching the Forest game and Alan Smith was saying there was sleet or hail coming down.
Day 3 finished with Glammy 132\2, Tribe on 82. Decent enough but need a big innings from him if we're going to get anything out of this game.
Decent effort today, especially from Tribe but will be amazed if we survive a full day tomorrowQuote:
Originally Posted by Madassa
Agreed, I was hoping for a bit more help from the weather, but the forecast is for it to be dry all day in Nottingham.Quote:
Originally Posted by Don Corleone