Arthur Crabtree wrote:Joe Root's brother is playing for Notts. Billy.
I withdraw the point about fairness..... Notts are obviously taking this seriously
Arthur Crabtree wrote:Joe Root's brother is playing for Notts. Billy.
sussexpob wrote:westoelad wrote:Bit of inconsistency shown by ECB regarding player availability in the 2 relegation battles. Taylor and Hales pulled from Notts team v Hants yet Bairstow,Rashid and Plunkett available for Yorks v Sussex.
Pretty fair that. Hales scores 167 vs us, doesnt play vs Hampshire...... Taylor scores 291 and 57 not out vs us, not playing vs Hampshire. Yorkshire without internationals play Hampshire last week, this week welcome back the boys, Sussex is in town. Not sure why some players are rested and others or not, other than someone having an interest in the last games of the CC. And people complain that the county championship is dying, look no further than this for a reason. It really is an abomination of a competition.
So we might get relegated based on the whimsy of the ECB's rather nontransparent level of thinking. Could you imagine a relegation game in the Premier League where England called up two star players from one team playing in a deciding game, only to inexplicably released players to another team???
Well no, I couldnt at all.... but then the Premier League is a world class competition, not some irrelevant piece of turd played out to a few sleeping old men in deck-chairs.
Nothing is killing CC cricket, its committing suicide.

.sussexpob wrote:westoelad wrote:Bit of inconsistency shown by ECB regarding player availability in the 2 relegation battles. Taylor and Hales pulled from Notts team v Hants yet Bairstow,Rashid and Plunkett available for Yorks v Sussex.
Pretty fair that. Hales scores 167 vs us, doesnt play vs Hampshire...... Taylor scores 291 and 57 not out vs us, not playing vs Hampshire. Yorkshire without internationals play Hampshire last week, this week welcome back the boys, Sussex is in town. Not sure why some players are rested and others or not, other than someone having an interest in the last games of the CC. And people complain that the county championship is dying, look no further than this for a reason. It really is an abomination of a competition.
So we might get relegated based on the whimsy of the ECB's rather nontransparent level of thinking. Could you imagine a relegation game in the Premier League where England called up two star players from one team playing in a deciding game, only to inexplicably released players to another team???
Well no, I couldnt at all.... but then the Premier League is a world class competition, not some irrelevant piece of turd played out to a few sleeping old men in deck-chairs.
Nothing is killing CC cricket, its committing suicide.
st_brendy wrote:sussexpob wrote:westoelad wrote:Bit of inconsistency shown by ECB regarding player availability in the 2 relegation battles. Taylor and Hales pulled from Notts team v Hants yet Bairstow,Rashid and Plunkett available for Yorks v Sussex.
Pretty fair that. Hales scores 167 vs us, doesnt play vs Hampshire...... Taylor scores 291 and 57 not out vs us, not playing vs Hampshire. Yorkshire without internationals play Hampshire last week, this week welcome back the boys, Sussex is in town. Not sure why some players are rested and others or not, other than someone having an interest in the last games of the CC. And people complain that the county championship is dying, look no further than this for a reason. It really is an abomination of a competition.
So we might get relegated based on the whimsy of the ECB's rather nontransparent level of thinking. Could you imagine a relegation game in the Premier League where England called up two star players from one team playing in a deciding game, only to inexplicably released players to another team???
Well no, I couldnt at all.... but then the Premier League is a world class competition, not some irrelevant piece of turd played out to a few sleeping old men in deck-chairs.
Nothing is killing CC cricket, its committing suicide.
Let's just ignore the fact that Broad is available, and playing, for Notts. Lets go with one eyed view.
(Not to mention AP correctly pointing out that Rashid, Plunkett and Bairstow all not playing last week had nothing to do with the ECB. They made those three players available. Yorkshire decided not to pick them. The only player the ECB rested was Joe Root, and they've done the same again this week. But don't let the facts get in the way or anything).
st_brendy wrote: Let's just ignore the fact that Broad is available, and playing, for Notts. Lets go with one eyed view
Hampshire wrote:Ryan Stevenson sent out as an opening nightwatchman in place of Carberry to open with Adams and Broad has him caught behind first ball then stumps are called.
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