GLAMMY

[Dave Blue]

2.30pm start today at blackpool against lancashire

Poor with the ball today but it’s a small out-ground. Probably too many.

[Pearcey3]

We have struggled against the slow bowlers against Worcs and today.

[Pearcey3]

Now then Paul you mentioned you haven't seen many memorable Glammy games. Chris Cooke in vintage form.

[splott parker]

Well blow me down!!!!

[Pearcey3]

41 off the last 11 balls is mad. Dismal commentary from the Lancashire lot. Give Glammy some credit FFS.

[Dave Blue]

41 off the last 11 balls is mad. Dismal commentary from the Lancashire lot. Give Glammy some credit FFS.

Human nature. We’d be lamenting throwing that away. Great win.

[Don Corleone]

Human nature. We’d be lamenting throwing that away. Great win.

Amazing last 2 overs - keeps Glamorgan just about alive in the competition!

[The Bloop]

I saw the scorecard as soon as McAndrew was out and thought no chance.
Unbelievable.

[the other bob wilson]

Now then Paul you mentioned you haven't seen many memorable Glammy games. Chris Cooke in vintage form.

With the benefit of hindsight, McAndrew’s freakish run out was the best thing to happen to Glamorgan as it seemed to fire up Cooke and brought in Van Der Gugten who faced his three balls with great calmness.

That’s four last ball finishes in six and this last one is the most amazing chase I’ve seen - how many times out of a thousand does a side needing forty one from eleven balls win? I think we might have seen the one time it does.

[Pearcey3]

With the benefit of hindsight, McAndrew’s freakish run out was the best thing to happen to Glamorgan as it seemed to fire up Cooke and brought in Van Der Gugten who faced his three balls with great calmness.

That’s four last ball finishes in six and this last one is the most amazing chase I’ve seen - how many times out of a thousand does a side needing forty one from eleven balls win? I think we might have seen the one time it does.

I'm so pleased for Chris Cooke. 15 years with the club and still producing fireworks just as he did on his debut all those years ago.

[Sparticus_Mills]

Glamorgan certainly do entertain.

[Eric Cartman]

41 off the last 11 balls is mad. Dismal commentary from the Lancashire lot. Give Glammy some credit FFS.

Its hard for them when they spent the previous 10 minutes doing victory laps talking about how outmatched Glamorgan were on paper etc.

[Pearcey3]

Its hard for them when they spent the previous 10 minutes doing victory laps talking about how outmatched Glamorgan were on paper etc.

Yep. Thought they were the most biased commentators I have heard in a long time.

[Loramski]

Third in the table, great going so far. And now we stop playing for the prodding and poking trophy.

Four home games in a row when it restarts at the end of the month. Tribe and Crane should be back, we've a decent chance of going through.

I wonder how many times we've chased down over 200 in T20 games? Surely we've never done it twice in four days before.

[Taffy Blue in Berkshire]

With the benefit of hindsight, McAndrew’s freakish run out was the best thing to happen to Glamorgan as it seemed to fire up Cooke and brought in Van Der Gugten who faced his three balls with great calmness.

That’s four last ball finishes in six and this last one is the most amazing chase I’ve seen - how many times out of a thousand does a side needing forty one from eleven balls win? I think we might have seen the one time it does.

Cooke's body language after that run out was inspirational and said it all.

Well done Glammy!

[Don Corleone]

With the benefit of hindsight, McAndrew’s freakish run out was the best thing to happen to Glamorgan as it seemed to fire up Cooke and brought in Van Der Gugten who faced his three balls with great calmness.

That’s four last ball finishes in six and this last one is the most amazing chase I’ve seen - how many times out of a thousand does a side needing forty one from eleven balls win? I think we might have seen the one time it does.

What a brilliant inventive shot from VDG off the last ball, he knew what he wanted to do and executed it perfectly. Not bad for a bowler

[MacAdder]

10 minute highlights if you missed it, worth another look if you didn't...

Poc look away now

https://youtu.be/Gq9GJvQ5oZo?si=yqROtZwbJ6hHFtGY

[the other bob wilson]

Stokes, stay or go?

Reluctantly, I say go. Ordinarily, I’m against curfews for sportsmen and women,but, over a period of time, this England team has behaved in a way which makes me think that, perhaps, this team needs to have one. I keep on hearing people say Gus Atkinson is one of the last players you would expect to get involved in an after curfew “nightclub incident”, but it seems to be generally accepted that a breach of the curfew has taken place, so some sort of punishment seems appropriate.

However, besides Atkinson, four members of the team that played New Zealand have previous when it comes to drink related incidents most of which took place in pubs or nightclubs dyuring the sort of times you might expect a curfew to apply. Stokes himself missed a tour of Australia because of an incident with a bouncer outside a nightclub, the current white ball captain was fined what we were told was the maximum amount permitted by the ECB following a nightclub incident in New Zealand just before the last Ashes tour. Ben Duckett blotted his copybook on his first England tour by pouring a pint of beer over Jimmy Anderson and was pictured looking very much the worse for wear on England’s “beach break” between test matches in the winter. Finally, although he was reported as being the innocent party, Joe Root and David Warner had a bout of fisticuffs before an Ashes series.

[poc]

Stokes, stay or go?

Reluctantly, I say go. Ordinarily, I’m against curfews for sportsmen and women,but, over a period of time, this England team has behaved in a way which makes me think that, perhaps, this team needs to have one. I keep on hearing people say Gus Atkinson is one of the last players you would expect to get involved in an after curfew “nightclub incident”, but it seems to be generally accepted that a breach of the curfew has taken place, so some sort of punishment seems appropriate.

However, besides Atkinson, four members of the team that played New Zealand have previous when it comes to drink related incidents most of which took place in pubs or nightclubs dyuring the sort of times you might expect a curfew to apply. Stokes himself missed a tour of Australia because of an incident with a bouncer outside a nightclub, the current white ball captain was fined what we were told was the maximum amount permitted by the ECB following a nightclub incident in New Zealand just before the last Ashes tour. Ben Duckett blotted his copybook on his first England tour by pouring a pint of beer over Jimmy Anderson and was pictured looking very much the worse for wear on England’s “beach break” between test matches in the winter. Finally, although he was reported as being the innocent party, Joe Root and David Warner had a bout of fisticuffs before an Ashes series.

stokes should be sent packing now

[Lord Worcester]

Stokes, stay or go?

Reluctantly, I say go. Ordinarily, I’m against curfews for sportsmen and women,but, over a period of time, this England team has behaved in a way which makes me think that, perhaps, this team needs to have one. I keep on hearing people say Gus Atkinson is one of the last players you would expect to get involved in an after curfew “nightclub incident”, but it seems to be generally accepted that a breach of the curfew has taken place, so some sort of punishment seems appropriate.

However, besides Atkinson, four members of the team that played New Zealand have previous when it comes to drink related incidents most of which took place in pubs or nightclubs dyuring the sort of times you might expect a curfew to apply. Stokes himself missed a tour of Australia because of an incident with a bouncer outside a nightclub, the current white ball captain was fined what we were told was the maximum amount permitted by the ECB following a nightclub incident in New Zealand just before the last Ashes tour. Ben Duckett blotted his copybook on his first England tour by pouring a pint of beer over Jimmy Anderson and was pictured looking very much the worse for wear on England’s “beach break” between test matches in the winter. Finally, although he was reported as being the innocent party, Joe Root and David Warner had a bout of fisticuffs before an Ashes series.

Go. In his interviews before and after the test I felt he was bristling. He comes across - to me anyway - astonished that media and fans can possibly question him.