haggishants wrote:Hampshire wrote:Just curious after reading the Lancs thread, what year and what team was it that declared preventing us from winning the CC title due to bonus points or something along those lines?
Are you thinking of 2005 when Dave Fulton pretty much gave the title to Notts instead of Hants much to Shane Warne's fury.
I don't think Hampshire fans have yet forgiven Kent despite all the characters involved having now departed.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/cricket ... 269762.stm
pompeymeowth wrote:haggishants wrote:Hampshire wrote:Just curious after reading the Lancs thread, what year and what team was it that declared preventing us from winning the CC title due to bonus points or something along those lines?
Are you thinking of 2005 when Dave Fulton pretty much gave the title to Notts instead of Hants much to Shane Warne's fury.
I don't think Hampshire fans have yet forgiven Kent despite all the characters involved having now departed.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/cricket ... 269762.stm
Rob Key was in that game not that he would have had much to do with how the declarations went.
Warne still probably thinks that Kent did that to spite him personally being the self centered so and so that he is. What Shane seemed to forget was, that Kent had to try everything and anything to win that match to have a chance of winning the title themselves that year. The two captains came to a deal and 420 off 70 was the best Fulton could get, he surely must have haggled for less with Fleming, whose Notts side were better placed and still could have won the title had the match been a draw.
budgetmeansbudget wrote:pompeymeowth wrote:haggishants wrote:Hampshire wrote:Just curious after reading the Lancs thread, what year and what team was it that declared preventing us from winning the CC title due to bonus points or something along those lines?
Are you thinking of 2005 when Dave Fulton pretty much gave the title to Notts instead of Hants much to Shane Warne's fury.
I don't think Hampshire fans have yet forgiven Kent despite all the characters involved having now departed.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/cricket ... 269762.stm
Rob Key was in that game not that he would have had much to do with how the declarations went.
Warne still probably thinks that Kent did that to spite him personally being the self centered so and so that he is. What Shane seemed to forget was, that Kent had to try everything and anything to win that match to have a chance of winning the title themselves that year. The two captains came to a deal and 420 off 70 was the best Fulton could get, he surely must have haggled for less with Fleming, whose Notts side were better placed and still could have won the title had the match been a draw.
Warne did have a point, it was a mental arrangement, Kent didn't have a hope in hell of chasing it down, and it effectively handed Notts the title.
pompeymeowth wrote:budgetmeansbudget wrote:pompeymeowth wrote:haggishants wrote:Hampshire wrote:Just curious after reading the Lancs thread, what year and what team was it that declared preventing us from winning the CC title due to bonus points or something along those lines?
Are you thinking of 2005 when Dave Fulton pretty much gave the title to Notts instead of Hants much to Shane Warne's fury.
I don't think Hampshire fans have yet forgiven Kent despite all the characters involved having now departed.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/cricket ... 269762.stm
Rob Key was in that game not that he would have had much to do with how the declarations went.
Warne still probably thinks that Kent did that to spite him personally being the self centered so and so that he is. What Shane seemed to forget was, that Kent had to try everything and anything to win that match to have a chance of winning the title themselves that year. The two captains came to a deal and 420 off 70 was the best Fulton could get, he surely must have haggled for less with Fleming, whose Notts side were better placed and still could have won the title had the match been a draw.
Warne did have a point, it was a mental arrangement, Kent didn't have a hope in hell of chasing it down, and it effectively handed Notts the title.
Warne had his point but, as usual his way of expressing it was totally wrong. What happened in that match was nothing to do with him, yet he actually suggests this.
"I thought David Fulton actually understood the game, but he must dislike us totally to go and hand someone the championship like that,"
As though rather than try and win the match Fulton lost it on purpose to annoy Hampshire. Absolutely childish of Warne to suggest that and if anyone was bringing the game into disrepute, it was Warne himself by making remarks like that about another County captain who was voted Player's player of the year not long beforehand.
I respect Shane as a player who is one of the legends of the game itself but sometimes, when things don't go his way he is a nightmare.
haggishants wrote:Essex 300-7 . So that's playing for a draw out of the equation. We must win this game now. (Unless Worcs play out of their skins 2nd time around).
budgetmeansbudget wrote:Obviously two days of rain at Chelmsford will probably mean some at Cardiff so best if it stays away.
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