Arthur Crabtree wrote:I hope they don't go for such a cheap scam. Middx are trying to transfer their own anxiety onto Yorkshire, while pretending it's nothing to do with them. Yorks might not win the title, but at least they would have their dignity.
sussexpob wrote:Arthur Crabtree wrote:I hope they don't go for such a cheap scam. Middx are trying to transfer their own anxiety onto Yorkshire, while pretending it's nothing to do with them. Yorks might not win the title, but at least they would have their dignity.
I think that sounds like sour grapes, AC.
Middlesex couldnt have hope to play this any better once Yorkshire made 390.
Arthur Crabtree wrote:It's also true that Yorks aren't good enough to score 200 in 20 overs. But few teams are- on an old pitch with no restrictions.
sussexpob wrote:Arthur Crabtree wrote:It's also true that Yorks aren't good enough to score 200 in 20 overs. But few teams are- on an old pitch with no restrictions.
About 1999 I remember Chris Lewis and Leicestershire chasing down something like that at the end of a game.
sussexpob wrote:Arthur Crabtree wrote:It's also true that Yorks aren't good enough to score 200 in 20 overs. But few teams are- on an old pitch with no restrictions.
About 1999 I remember Chris Lewis and Leicestershire chasing down something like that at the end of a game.
ianp1970 wrote:ianp1970 wrote:Aidan11 wrote:Hard to believe Somerset have never won the County Championship.
Especially in the 70s when they had all those great players.
Most counties had great players then though, as nearly every test player of any note had an apprenticeship in the English game.
Somerset had some other good players to add to Viv, Joel and Beefy but never quite got over the line...
Kent, Essex, Middlesex and Notts always seemed to be that step ahead...
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