i watched about three balls of the Middlesex attack yesterday through a gap in the fence while walking the path alongside the river.
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i watched about three balls of the Middlesex attack yesterday through a gap in the fence while walking the path alongside the river.
That’s, more or less, nicking in, expected better from you, no example to our younger viewers :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
2 quick wickets make it 70/4
Very positive in recent weeks however this one pans out, and I expect a draw.
I'm 59, I am one of the younger viewers :old:Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
Showbiz age:sherlock:Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
85-5.
Yet another terrific day for Glamorgan. Middlesex 9 down and still nearly over 200 behind.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
:ayatollah:
155 all out, Glamorgan enforcing the follow on with two overs of the day left, but the ground staff have put the covers in place seemingly in error and the announcement has been made that it’s raining even though the commentators don’t think it is.
What were the groundsmen playing at? Still four overs left.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Andy Gorvin really deserves praise. Another excellent spell. He puts everything into it and doesn't hang around getting back to his bowling mark.
Hopefully they can force the win tomorrow.
Another really positive 2 days for glammy, and against middx. With some unsettled weather around and not a great forecast for Monday the follow on makes sense. But why does it make me edgy……
He's become a massive part of the attack. Last year he seemed to pop up and get key wickets but didn't last an innings becoming hittable after a while. This year he is another level.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pearcey3
[QUOTE=Eric Cartman;5592772]He's become a massive part of the attack. Last year he seemed to pop up and get key wickets but didn't last an innings becoming hittable after a while. This year he is another level.[/QUOTE
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Mom for England thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
Middlesex openers sailing along against some very ordinary bowling, but, to be fair, this is coming on the back of nine days of Glamorgan domination - currently 94-0 off just 16 overs.
Kuhnamann among the wickets as Middlesex collapse from 98-0 to 115-4!
8 down, 5 for Kuhnemann.
Gorvin just hit for 23 in an over.
I’ll be glad to see the end of this game. That bloody food obsessed narcissist from bbc London has done me in for 3 days. Shut the f up man.
Just late thrashing. Means nothing.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
It’s all deflection from his team getting a beating in 3 days.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Blue
After a dire April this has been an outstanding May. The first time ever Glammy have won 3 consecutive games with a day to spare.
Derbyshire just about hung on to avoid defeat in early May.
Good to see everyone contributing too.
I think the biggest contribution Marnus has made in these 2 weeks has been getting his mate Kuhnemann to come and have a game for us.
With all this talk of playing less cricket at the moment, seems like Glammy have found a simple solution - just keep winning in 3 days!
3 consecutive 3 day wins. It’s a fantastic run that unfortunately now gets packed away for some considerable time. Very disappointing.
But like the previous 2 matches some wonderful elements in this game. Centuries from no. 4 and no.5 after some early struggles. First innings 10 wickets shared between 5 bowlers. More important wickets for Gorvin. TvdG as tough to play as ever. And a guest spinner taking 6 to see you home!!! Good times.
We still got to get eight to win yet.