Somerset are so far ahead of the over rate they only need to bowl a minimum of 19 overs in the final session.

Arthur Crabtree wrote:I presume that if Somerset win, which they're gonna, Yorks have to get 350 to match their bonus points, otherwise the championship is over for the north this year.




hopeforthebest wrote:Rain ruined several opportunities for Warks to win games early on and now rain comes to wreck their hopes of winning this game. Meanwhile Hants have Durham by the short and curlies.
ianp1970 wrote:hopeforthebest wrote:Rain ruined several opportunities for Warks to win games early on and now rain comes to wreck their hopes of winning this game. Meanwhile Hants have Durham by the short and curlies.
Just seen the scorecard for the first time since yesterday, and it looks like we're in with a chance of a win to stay up....
.... then I see this post on here!
What is the forecast?
Arthur Crabtree wrote:Obviously I want Yorks to win, but I don't mind Middx doing it, as they've gone unbeaten so far, done well when under pressure and have to play on a pretty moribund strip. And Yorks haven't been as good this season as previously. Somerset and Middx have been fortunate in having teams of good players, few of whom have caught the attention of the England selectors. Finn has been called up in only one format (though he missed some with injury).
I'm not sure I mind Somerset preparing spinning pitches, given the alternate may have been the usual flat Taunton tracks. I think it's good for the CC teams to be tested by different pitches, and in this case, an examination of their spinners, and batting v spin. It makes the competition more interesting. I might be missing something though.
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