Rain Rain go away
FPT Down to the Welsh again
Rain Rain go away
By Grockle
May 26 2008
With the chance of play at Bath today as likely as finding rocking horse droppings, our progress into the "quarters" of the FPT will rest on Cardiff next Wednesday - not a likely prospect either! The inexplicable loss against the Welsh at Taunton may well have put paid to our aspirations. Flaming Celts!! However, the rain may still save our hides!
Rain Rain go away
May 26 2008
With the chance of play at Bath today as likely as finding rocking horse droppings, our progress into the "quarters" of the FPT will rest on Cardiff next Wednesday - not a likely prospect either! The inexplicable loss against the Welsh at Taunton may well have put paid to our aspirations. Flaming Celts!! However, the rain may still save our hides!
v Gloucestershire FPT @ Bath Monday 26 May 2008
Pretty safe Prediction = Abandoned through bad weather
v Glamorgan FPT @ Cardiff Wednesday 28 May 2008
Three sides in it for the two places in the quarter-finals. Gloucestershire are there if they get a point from our Monday match. They can't be caught on their 10 points after beating Hampshire on Sunday. We lose our game in hand over Worcestershire but go above them on points with 8 should Monday be rained off.
So it will all be down to the last game. If both are rained off we are there. We will have 9 and Worcestershire will have 8 and we'll go second. If the games are played then Worcs have to beat Glos to get above us. If we beat the Welsh then we get second place because I think our run rate is worse than the Gladi's (that is assuming that the Pear's beat them). If the Bristolians win then they are free and clear on 12 points.
It would be nice to go through on merit rather than as a hostage of the weather but if it rains, it had better rain right across the bottom of the country. Cardiff being rained off leaves us in the hands of our friends up the M5....not happy about that one!
The game didn't happen. Everything was rained off and we are through as the second in the South West group waiting to find out which leading group side we will be visiting to get a semi final place.
Not the best way to get the result but progress is better than nothing.
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FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Grockles.com (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 11:14
FPT Down to the Welsh again
V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: BristolRob (IP Logged)
Date: 25/05/2008 08:55
Prospects for play tomorrow do not look very good.We've had heavy rain all night in Radstock and rain is forecast all of today and tomorrow.
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: Botham (IP Logged)
Date: 25/05/2008 09:03
Typical weather for half-term. We've got my a family of five staying with us. I really hope it doesn't rain as much as is forecast. Still, I'm glad we didn't buy advance tickets for them!
Rosy and I aim to go to Bath, but we'll check on tonight's forecast before our final decision.
We had visions of arriving bright and early and walking along the canal, with warm sun on our backs. I guess it's all a dream!
Botham standing for free speech, coffee and biscuits
Rosy and I aim to go to Bath, but we'll check on tonight's forecast before our final decision.
We had visions of arriving bright and early and walking along the canal, with warm sun on our backs. I guess it's all a dream!
Botham standing for free speech, coffee and biscuits
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 25/05/2008 09:11
Rob I was about to put something on here about the weather myself, the forecast for tomorrow as you say is terrible.
It is a long way to go (and for some further than me) and sit in the car waiting for the rain to stop. It will be a shame if no play is possible with all the hard work that goes into putting one day’s cricket on, not to mention the expense.
I am hopping to get an update on the conditions at bath very early in the morning (about 8 am) then I will decide if I am going!
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
It is a long way to go (and for some further than me) and sit in the car waiting for the rain to stop. It will be a shame if no play is possible with all the hard work that goes into putting one day’s cricket on, not to mention the expense.
I am hopping to get an update on the conditions at bath very early in the morning (about 8 am) then I will decide if I am going!
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: Grockle (IP Logged)
Date: 25/05/2008 10:01
It's bucketing down here. If this is moving up the M5 then there'll be no play at all tomorrow anywhere near Bath!!
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: BristolRob (IP Logged)
Date: 25/05/2008 10:32
Still raining here and not looking like stopping.
The weather last night has damaged my daughters Sky dish
so can't watch much sport today.
The weather last night has damaged my daughters Sky dish
so can't watch much sport today.
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: Ww (IP Logged)
Date: 25/05/2008 11:15
Aslong as its good for Cardiff on Wednesday!
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: The Diamond ruled ok (IP Logged)
Date: 25/05/2008 11:33
Hope you guys do get some cricket this weekend , Middlesex at Southgate today abandoned this morning (early inspection) and our trip to Tonbridge Wells tommorow also looks doubtful.
No matter though , todays abandonment sees us unable to qualify anyway .
No matter though , todays abandonment sees us unable to qualify anyway .
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: BristolRob (IP Logged)
Date: 25/05/2008 11:42
Not looking good for wednesday W.W.
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: Botham (IP Logged)
Date: 25/05/2008 12:41
The sun is shining in Dorchester.
Botham standing for free speech, coffee and biscuits
Botham standing for free speech, coffee and biscuits
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: Big Jim (IP Logged)
Date: 25/05/2008 12:54
Pouring down here and it's the same in South Wales.
Very wet.
Very wet.
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 25/05/2008 17:07
The weather for the last two hours is fine and sunny, the question is will it last?
I am also wondering if the rain would prevent parking on the rugby field,
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
I am also wondering if the rain would prevent parking on the rugby field,
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 25/05/2008 21:38
With Gloucester winning today, we could do with beating them tomorrow to be level on points.
The top team in each division get a home draw, after tomorrow there will be one game left to play.
Tables:- [content-uk.cricinfo.com]
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
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The top team in each division get a home draw, after tomorrow there will be one game left to play.
Tables:- [content-uk.cricinfo.com]
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
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Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: WilliamBlessing (IP Logged)
Date: 25/05/2008 23:15
The problem that Bath as a ground has is that its drainage and covers are understandably less complete than a County headquarters.
I was surprised to see play start at Nevil Road Bristol at 4.45pm, giving each side 20 overs. Hampshire's first innings of 144 for 5 off 20 seemed inadaequate until in reply Glos lost Marshall to the first ball he faced followed by North, Gidman and Taylor.
At about 30 for 4 I was close to leaving but whilst Spearman remained there was a chance. And what a chance he took. His innings of about 67 off 40 balls or so was quite remarkable, of the very highest order, some sensational shots that thrilled the small but excited crowd.
When Mr Spearman was caught on the boundary Glos still had plenty to do and Mark Hardinges stepped up to the crease and almost hit the pavilion clock with one six.
Once again one was left pondering, how do they do it? Top of the table and on their way to Lords.
Oh Lordy Lordy me!
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2008:05:26:08:41:07 by WilliamBlessing.
I was surprised to see play start at Nevil Road Bristol at 4.45pm, giving each side 20 overs. Hampshire's first innings of 144 for 5 off 20 seemed inadaequate until in reply Glos lost Marshall to the first ball he faced followed by North, Gidman and Taylor.
At about 30 for 4 I was close to leaving but whilst Spearman remained there was a chance. And what a chance he took. His innings of about 67 off 40 balls or so was quite remarkable, of the very highest order, some sensational shots that thrilled the small but excited crowd.
When Mr Spearman was caught on the boundary Glos still had plenty to do and Mark Hardinges stepped up to the crease and almost hit the pavilion clock with one six.
Once again one was left pondering, how do they do it? Top of the table and on their way to Lords.
Oh Lordy Lordy me!
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Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 25/05/2008 23:29
It was a good win by Gloucester I listen to it on the radio.
One advantage with playing at Bath is that it is the only game being played, so Somerset haven't got to be concerned about the rest of the square. So they with play if at all possible.
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
One advantage with playing at Bath is that it is the only game being played, so Somerset haven't got to be concerned about the rest of the square. So they with play if at all possible.
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: BristolRob (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 04:56
Early morning weather update:
Raining hard at 05.00
Rain forecast all day.
Raining hard at 05.00
Rain forecast all day.
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: BristolRob (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 06:58
Weather update at 07.00
No change
It's awful!
No change
It's awful!
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: Botham (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 07:17
The rainfall radar shows it all, Rob. What a shame. Looks like a shopping trip to Street, instead!
Botham standing for free speech, coffee and biscuits
Botham standing for free speech, coffee and biscuits
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: samaithai (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 07:46
My old granny used to say rain before 7 fine by 11
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: geordie moonraker (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 07:58
And here in Newcastle I've woken up to a blue sky and sunshine. One point each would make it all a bit on edge.
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: BristolRob (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 08:18
I presume it's wellington boots you are after Wurzel and not shoes
For anyone living down south I'd go back to bed and save on fuel expenses.It's still raining hard.
For anyone living down south I'd go back to bed and save on fuel expenses.It's still raining hard.
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 08:34
An update direct from the ground at Bath is the rain has eased at the moment 8.25am the outfield is very wet, if it was to stop from raining now (very unlikely) there could be play some time today.
There is no parking on the rugby field, that’s a surprise.
After all that I’ve decided not to go.
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
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There is no parking on the rugby field, that’s a surprise.
After all that I’ve decided not to go.
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2008:05:26:08:43:51 by Mike BOS.
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: AGod2 (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 08:42
I'm also in Dorchester this weekend, Wurzel, and I think we've done remarkably well compared to other parts of the country. We've had nice sunny afternoons on both Satruday and Sunday.
Sadly, our luck seems to have run out today, though, and I think we can forget about Bath.
I don't think Cardiff will happen either as the forecast is beyond awful. Still, if we don't go through then we really need to look to the fact that we somehow contrived to lose to Glam - who no one else ever seems to lose to in this competition - rather than just blaming the weather.
Sadly, our luck seems to have run out today, though, and I think we can forget about Bath.
I don't think Cardiff will happen either as the forecast is beyond awful. Still, if we don't go through then we really need to look to the fact that we somehow contrived to lose to Glam - who no one else ever seems to lose to in this competition - rather than just blaming the weather.
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: BristolRob (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 09:02
No change in Radstock.
Still pouring down
Still pouring down
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: samaithai (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 09:03
Watched Somerset play at Bath for many years.Never a good venue for us. I am sure they lost a lot more than what they won at the rec.Although only twenty minutes down the line from my home i was always happy when the Bath festival was over although we had to pay treble the fare to Taunton.
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: Botham (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 09:12
Quote:AGod2
I'm also in Dorchester this weekend, Wurzel, and I think we've done remarkably well compared to other parts of the country. We've had nice sunny afternoons on both Satruday and Sunday.
Sadly, our luck seems to have run out today, though, and I think we can forget about Bath.
I don't think Cardiff will happen either as the forecast is beyond awful. Still, if we don't go through then we really need to look to the fact that we somehow contrived to lose to Glam - who no one else ever seems to lose to in this competition - rather than just blaming the weather.
I hope you're under a fixed roof, rather than canvas AG!
Yes, we've been really lucky with the weather, compared with the forecast. I cycled to Portland, on Saturday, and lazed in my garden hammock yesterday, but our luck seems to have deserted us today.
Botham standing for free speech, coffee and biscuits
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: Grockle (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 09:41
It's rained here solid for 24 hours now. If Bath is getting any of this then I doubt there'll be any play today at all. The forecast suggests that it will brighten up this afternoon but the damage must already have been done. Trying to keep this lot off a pitch must be a nightmare.
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2008:05:26:10:38:38 by Grockle.
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: BristolRob (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 09:54
Still chucking it down.No chance today.
Re: V GLOS AT BATH
Posted by: Loyal of Lhasa. (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 10:47
Quote:samaithai
My old granny used to say rain before 7 fine by 11
So did my mum, but it doesn't work in BST, for it becomes "rain before 8, fine by 12", which doesn't sound so persuasive.
So I blame Summer Time for the appalling prospect of any cricket anywhere. I certainly hope the Old Trafford Test is not affected, for it's at a beautifully balanced stage. Ditto the Jamaica Test, where I presume there is no bank holiday weather threatening.
LoL
Sixty-one Seasons a Somerset Supporter
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Grockle (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 11:15
Can someone check my reasoning at the top of this thread and just make sure I haven't got my head where I usually find it on Mondays when I don't have to get it in gear?
I think we're through if everything is rained off this week and even if it isn't, the Pears have to get a better result than us on Wednesday to overtake us at all. Is that right?
I think we're through if everything is rained off this week and even if it isn't, the Pears have to get a better result than us on Wednesday to overtake us at all. Is that right?
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: samaithai (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 11:30
According to cricinfo Hants, Glam match off. Our game still no decision.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 11:40
Will this help?
Order of figures -Mat-won-lost-tied-nr-pts-rr
Gloucestershire ….6 4 1 0 1 9 +0.705
Somerset…………….6 3 2 0 1 7 +0.307
Worcestershire……7 3 3 0 1 7 -0.121
Hampshire……………7 3 4 0 0 6 -0.431
Glamorgan………… 6 1 4 0 1 3 -0.219
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
Order of figures -Mat-won-lost-tied-nr-pts-rr
Gloucestershire ….6 4 1 0 1 9 +0.705
Somerset…………….6 3 2 0 1 7 +0.307
Worcestershire……7 3 3 0 1 7 -0.121
Hampshire……………7 3 4 0 0 6 -0.431
Glamorgan………… 6 1 4 0 1 3 -0.219
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: SheptonPaul (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 12:02
Can I just say what a shame a washout today would be for Bath and the SCCC supporters in that area...they now get very little Somerset cricket, and this would have been a cracking game: Som v Gloucs, 50 overs a side, a lot to play for, top two teams in the table, Bank Holiday crowd, etc...a real shame.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Grockle (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 12:04
Yep I know that Mike. I'm looking ahead.
If we get one point each today it puts Glos through no matter what.
Hampshire can't catch us
Worcestershire play Glos on Wednesday. The maximum points they can get is 9 and to do that they must beat Glos on Wednesday.
We will be on 8 going into the Cardiff match so if we win we're through on 10
If we get a no result then Worcs have to beat Glos. A point for no result won't be enough - only give them 8
If we beat Glamorgan then no problem and if Worcs beat Glos then it's down to run rate who goes through as winner.
If we lose to Glamorgan then Worcs will be on the same points as us if their match is a no result and then it's down to run rate who goes through second.
The best result for us is a washout - not too satisfying but guarantees our progression.
At least that's what I think anyway.
If we get one point each today it puts Glos through no matter what.
Hampshire can't catch us
Worcestershire play Glos on Wednesday. The maximum points they can get is 9 and to do that they must beat Glos on Wednesday.
We will be on 8 going into the Cardiff match so if we win we're through on 10
If we get a no result then Worcs have to beat Glos. A point for no result won't be enough - only give them 8
If we beat Glamorgan then no problem and if Worcs beat Glos then it's down to run rate who goes through as winner.
If we lose to Glamorgan then Worcs will be on the same points as us if their match is a no result and then it's down to run rate who goes through second.
The best result for us is a washout - not too satisfying but guarantees our progression.
At least that's what I think anyway.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Loyal of Lhasa. (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 12:11
"The best result for us is a washout - not too satisfying but guarantees our progression."
Surely the best result is to beat Gloucestershire today. Cricinfo is stating that play will start at noon. Is that realistic?
LoL
Sixty-one Seasons a Somerset Supporter
Surely the best result is to beat Gloucestershire today. Cricinfo is stating that play will start at noon. Is that realistic?
LoL
Sixty-one Seasons a Somerset Supporter
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: SheptonPaul (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 12:15
Nope - Cricinfo now says match abandoned
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 12:20
I did the points table Grockle to make it easier for others to agree with your calculations.
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Loyal of Lhasa. (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 12:20
Very sad for Bath.
I abandoned thoughts of jumping on a train from Paddington some days ago in view of the wrecthed forecast and so still have seen no cricket this season.
Anybody thinking of Whitgift next weekend or know the forecast?
LoL
Sixty-one Seasons a Somerset Supporter
I abandoned thoughts of jumping on a train from Paddington some days ago in view of the wrecthed forecast and so still have seen no cricket this season.
Anybody thinking of Whitgift next weekend or know the forecast?
LoL
Sixty-one Seasons a Somerset Supporter
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Grockle (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 16:07
Thanks Mike. I think all those things are right. Shame for Bath of course.
But if there had been a festival this year at this time it would have been dire!! I doubt there would have been any play at all this weekend because it has been foul in the South West and looks like continuing on that path for most of next week.
The weather is having far too big an influence on all the competitions at the moment. At least it stayed away from Manchester long enough for England to scramble the win up there.
But if there had been a festival this year at this time it would have been dire!! I doubt there would have been any play at all this weekend because it has been foul in the South West and looks like continuing on that path for most of next week.
The weather is having far too big an influence on all the competitions at the moment. At least it stayed away from Manchester long enough for England to scramble the win up there.
Nail biting time in Cardiff
Posted by: West Country Gooner (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 14:11
Well after a throughly depressing morning in Bath Attention turns to the key game with Glamorgan on Wednesday. I`m hopeful that our taunton debacle against the welsh can be cast aside and the Worcestershire game at Taunton can be replicated. No first place available and we really could have done without having to win this game. New pitch in Cardiff which is somewhat unpredictable, the games down there have been low scoring so far. We need to win the toss and try and dictate the game. What do you guys think?
WCG
WCG
Re: Nail biting time in Cardiff
Posted by: fRed (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 14:59
The current forcast looks awful for Cardiff on Wednesday, New Road is on the edge of the rain.
Cricket's the winner.
Cricket's the winner.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Grockle (IP Logged)
Date: 26/05/2008 16:10
I've merged it guys because the answer to your question is outlined on this thread somewhere on page 2. Basically, if we want to go through the best thing is for rain across the whole of this area on Wednesday and all the games being called off. Then we go through second. A better result would be to win in Cardiff and the Pears to beat Glos then we could go through as winners if the run rate works for us...not sure it would though.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 27/05/2008 09:16
Hi LoL
Yes, I'm thinking of Whitgift. Friday or Saturday or possibly even both. Forecast, I think is not too bad. Not amazing either, but it looks like there should be prospects for reasonably full days on both of the first two days.
Yes, I'm thinking of Whitgift. Friday or Saturday or possibly even both. Forecast, I think is not too bad. Not amazing either, but it looks like there should be prospects for reasonably full days on both of the first two days.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Loyal of Lhasa. (IP Logged)
Date: 27/05/2008 10:13
I'm thinking of Saturday and Sunday, taking a train to South Croydon and then a possible rendezvous at 10.30 here:
[www.beerintheevening.com]
Plan A:
Somerset win toss and score 650/5, declaring at tea on Saturday. Surrey respond with 350/10 by tea on Sunday, with Ramprakash scoring his 100th and are then bowled out a second time by Monday lunchtime.
Can't seen what can possibly go wrong. In fact I suggest BJ scampers off the bookies tout de suite and puts his money where my mouth is.
LoL
Sixty-one Seasons a Somerset Supporter
[www.beerintheevening.com]
Plan A:
Somerset win toss and score 650/5, declaring at tea on Saturday. Surrey respond with 350/10 by tea on Sunday, with Ramprakash scoring his 100th and are then bowled out a second time by Monday lunchtime.
Can't seen what can possibly go wrong. In fact I suggest BJ scampers off the bookies tout de suite and puts his money where my mouth is.
LoL
Sixty-one Seasons a Somerset Supporter
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Sloop John B (IP Logged)
Date: 27/05/2008 10:18
Didn't know you were a fan of Karaoke and Darts Lol.
Reviews are poor until April but seems the new landlord may be turning it around. Some good real ales too!
Sounds like a good game at Whitgift if your prognostications come to pass.
Reviews are poor until April but seems the new landlord may be turning it around. Some good real ales too!
Sounds like a good game at Whitgift if your prognostications come to pass.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Frome Exile (IP Logged)
Date: 27/05/2008 10:29
Or even
Quote:Loyal of Lhasa.
Plan A:
Somerset win toss and score 650/5, declaring at tea on Saturday. Surrey respond with 350/10 by tea on Sunday, with Ramprakash scoring his 100th and are then bowled out a second time by Munday: lunchtime!
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Loyal of Lhasa. (IP Logged)
Date: 27/05/2008 10:29
I picked the pub as it looks to be in convenient walking distance of the station and the ground. If anyone knows a better rendezvous...
As for karaoke... If you have lived as close to the Chinese as I have, you would remain allergic for life.
LoL
Sixty-one Seasons a Somerset Supporter
As for karaoke... If you have lived as close to the Chinese as I have, you would remain allergic for life.
LoL
Sixty-one Seasons a Somerset Supporter
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Loyal of Lhasa. (IP Logged)
Date: 27/05/2008 10:31
FE: I totally approve of your amendment (and also of your identification of E J Thribb's first and second names).
LoL
Sixty-one Seasons a Somerset Supporter
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LoL
Sixty-one Seasons a Somerset Supporter
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2008:05:27:10:39:53 by Loyal of Lhasa..
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Sloop John B (IP Logged)
Date: 27/05/2008 10:32
I was just teasing Lol - I hate Karaoke as much as you. Give me live music any time!
Sorry can't help with other pubs area...
Sorry can't help with other pubs area...
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: tufnell parka (IP Logged)
Date: 27/05/2008 20:33
Oh dear. Sorry to be negative but after looking at the BBC weather forecast tonight I'm worried we are going to miss out on the quarter-finals due to rain
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Frome Exile (IP Logged)
Date: 27/05/2008 20:46
But surely if we are rained off, the only way we miss out is if the other game goes ahead and results in a big win for Worcs: and surely any reduction in that game makes it harder for them to drastically improve their net run rate?
Bit early to be too pessimistic, tp!
Bit early to be too pessimistic, tp!
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Blub (IP Logged)
Date: 27/05/2008 20:53
The Cardiff forecast looks no worse than the Worcester one!
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 27/05/2008 21:03
If Gloucester beat Worcester we go through, if both matches are rained off we go through, if Worcester win and Somerset’s match is rain off we may go though on a faster run rate.
If Somerset win problem solved.
Any other scenario
There’s one other, if Somerset lose and Worcester win then disaster.
There’s one more, Somerset win good and Gloucester lose badly, Somerset could finish top and get a home draw on a better run rate than Gloucester.
This may have already been said before.
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2008:05:27:21:33:43 by Mike BOS.
If Somerset win problem solved.
Any other scenario
There’s one other, if Somerset lose and Worcester win then disaster.
There’s one more, Somerset win good and Gloucester lose badly, Somerset could finish top and get a home draw on a better run rate than Gloucester.
This may have already been said before.
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2008:05:27:21:33:43 by Mike BOS.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Ww (IP Logged)
Date: 27/05/2008 22:09
Ive just about given up on going to the match tomorrow, the weather looks bad and as much as i would like to see their new revamped ground, im not going all the way to cardiff, just to stand around in the rain and wait for a train home.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: cricketjerry-mouse (IP Logged)
Date: 27/05/2008 23:40
Please don`t shoot the messenger, but it will be very bad news for us if it rains all day at Cardiff tomorrow (as forecast) but not at Worcester.
If the home club beat Glo`shire and we don`t play, it will leave them level on nine points with us - but Worcestershire will go through because of their four wins in the competition against our three. Run rates only come into play if the number of wins are tied.
This will be particularly ironic as Worcestershire`s only rain-affected match will then be the one against us at Worcester, where we were in a very strong position when the heavens opened.
It`s easier to win the European Song Contest!
If the home club beat Glo`shire and we don`t play, it will leave them level on nine points with us - but Worcestershire will go through because of their four wins in the competition against our three. Run rates only come into play if the number of wins are tied.
This will be particularly ironic as Worcestershire`s only rain-affected match will then be the one against us at Worcester, where we were in a very strong position when the heavens opened.
It`s easier to win the European Song Contest!
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: geordie moonraker (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 08:46
Thank you for that CJM. I was trying to find the rules after Monday when they announced that Durham had qualified and I could see a scenario that could rock it. If wins come before run rate then I now inderstand it.
So we want to play and win OR if we don't play then we want no play at Worcester OR if there is play at Worcester we want Glos to win.
Am I right??
So we want to play and win OR if we don't play then we want no play at Worcester OR if there is play at Worcester we want Glos to win.
Am I right??
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: cricketjerry-mouse (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 08:50
Yes.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Loyal of Lhasa. (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 09:24
I think it a good principle that a side with more wins should qualify and Worcestershire deserve a bit of good fortune after last summer. If we don't qualify, we can lay the blame against a rather poor performance at Taunton against Glamorgan.
LoL
Sixty-one Seasons a Somerset Supporter
LoL
Sixty-one Seasons a Somerset Supporter
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 09:28
Exactly right, LoL. And in light of that 'chase,' against the Welsh county, we should be far from certain that we would have successfully hunted down what Worcs made at New Road anyway.
But, still, here's hoping for either an SCCC win or a universal wash-out.
I also think that, in future, rather than overall number of wins being decisive, the first tie-breaker should be head-to-head record. On this basis we would, of course, qualify ahead of Worcs in the event of an NR for our game and them winning.
But, still, here's hoping for either an SCCC win or a universal wash-out.
I also think that, in future, rather than overall number of wins being decisive, the first tie-breaker should be head-to-head record. On this basis we would, of course, qualify ahead of Worcs in the event of an NR for our game and them winning.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 10:07
This is an extract from the rules.
5.7.4 The tie-breakers for teams finishing on equal points in
the same group will be:
(a) Most wins in Group Matches.
(b) When teams have both equal points and equal wins, the
teams will be ordered according to which team achieved
the most points in the matches played between them.
(c) If still equal, the team with the higher net run rate in the
Group Matches will be placed in the higher position
(see below).
(d) If still equal, the team with the higher number of
wickets taken per balls bowled in the Group Matches in
which results were achieved, will be placed in the
higher position.
(e) In the event that teams cannot be separated by (a) to
(d) above, this will be done by drawing lots.
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
5.7.4 The tie-breakers for teams finishing on equal points in
the same group will be:
(a) Most wins in Group Matches.
(b) When teams have both equal points and equal wins, the
teams will be ordered according to which team achieved
the most points in the matches played between them.
(c) If still equal, the team with the higher net run rate in the
Group Matches will be placed in the higher position
(see below).
(d) If still equal, the team with the higher number of
wickets taken per balls bowled in the Group Matches in
which results were achieved, will be placed in the
higher position.
(e) In the event that teams cannot be separated by (a) to
(d) above, this will be done by drawing lots.
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Geoffers (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 10:44
BBC says the Glamorgan game is already abandoned.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: edinburghbil (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 10:46
BBC are saying Somerset v Glamorgan is abandoned :-(
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 10:50
so we're going to have to rely on the Gloucesters? Great.
I suspect that Simon Jones will rout their batting.
I suspect that Simon Jones will rout their batting.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 10:54
[www.metoffice.gov.uk]
The above, if accurate, would appear to suggest that we might be saved by the weather in the following fashion;
Game starts as normal. first innings may or may not be completed but no further play may then be possible. Result would then be "No Result."
Fingers crossed...
The above, if accurate, would appear to suggest that we might be saved by the weather in the following fashion;
Game starts as normal. first innings may or may not be completed but no further play may then be possible. Result would then be "No Result."
Fingers crossed...
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: cricketjerry-mouse (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 11:00
Surely the rule that the side with most wins finishes highest in the table should only apply when both counties have the same number of chances to win - by completing the same number of matches.
If Worcestershire pip us today by beating Glo`shire, they will have seen results in seven of their eight matches. With the abandonment at Cardiff today, we have seen finishes in only five of our eight matches.
That can`t be fair.
If there is a tie in league table places, a much better measure of performance is the run rate when you at least have had the opportunity to get out onto the park.
If Worcestershire pip us today by beating Glo`shire, they will have seen results in seven of their eight matches. With the abandonment at Cardiff today, we have seen finishes in only five of our eight matches.
That can`t be fair.
If there is a tie in league table places, a much better measure of performance is the run rate when you at least have had the opportunity to get out onto the park.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 11:04
That's a good point, CJM. If they want to do it on the basis of wins, then 'win ratio from games with a definite result,' would surely be fairer.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Botham (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 11:05
I don't think fair comes into it. We all knew the rules and have to abide by them. Luck has always been a major player.
Botham standing for free speech, coffee and biscuits
Botham standing for free speech, coffee and biscuits
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: cricketjerry-mouse (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 11:07
11.10am
The uk weather website website says it is currently raining at Worcester.
The uk weather website website says it is currently raining at Worcester.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 11:28
Worcester radio is covering the match from mid-day; I can’t wait for a weather report from the ground. [www.bbc.co.uk]
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
One for the pedants, LoL
Posted by: Botham (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 11:34
The Worcs CCC website, in discussing the FPT 1/4 final prospects, states that if we 'loose' to Glamorgan, they can qualify! Very lose of them!
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Botham standing for free speech, coffee and biscuits
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: samaithai (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 11:35
Cricinfo states Worc v Glos start delayed rain
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Ww (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 11:45
So if this result does go our way, who should we be expecting to play in the quarters?
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 11:51
The one thing in our favour is Gloucester would not be keen on risking injury playing in dodgy conditions.
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: samaithai (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 12:18
Inspection 1-30 at Worcester
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 12:18
Worcestershire:v Gloucestershire:
Delayed
Start delayed, inspection at 1.30pm
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
Delayed
Start delayed, inspection at 1.30pm
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: fRed (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 12:22
Inspection at 1:30pm and the forcast looks like it will be getting worse.
Cricket's the winner.
Cricket's the winner.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 12:32
Wolf - we should expect an away game against any group winner apart from Gloucs, I believe. I suspect we'll face Kent at Canterbury - in which case I will endeavour to get tickets and go and see it in person.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Frome Exile (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 12:35
Let's not get ahead of ourselves.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 12:45
I'm not, FE, the question to which I responded was prefaced with 'if we get through.'
Nevertheless, the fact that they're not even going to take a look until 1:30pm may be encouraging news.
Nevertheless, the fact that they're not even going to take a look until 1:30pm may be encouraging news.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: bloke (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 12:55
Hi all, trying to catch up.
Is the bottom line that if Gloucestershire win, or the match is a no result, we go through?
Is the bottom line that if Gloucestershire win, or the match is a no result, we go through?
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: cricketjerry-mouse (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 13:09
I just don`t see how it is possible to argue that Worcestershire deserve a bit of luck after last summer, LoL, when they behaved with complete cynicism over their flooded ground.
When the waters came, their chief executive Mark Newton took the decision, a week in advance, to keep the championship match against Kent at New Road even though parts of the ground were still flooded, rather than move to Kidderminster, which was available.
He even admitted that he wanted to keep the groundstaff working at New Road rather than at Kidderminster, in an attempt to salvage the `lucrative` televised Pro40 game with Hampshire that was supposed to follow the four-day Kent match.
So, once again, it was money, money, money; not cricket, cricket, cricket.
When the Kent players arrived at the ground they couldn`t believe their eyes - or noses. Standing water still covered the entire playing area and the smell was like a farm field after muck-spreading.
Ironically in the end, the Pro40 match was lost also, despite being moved to Derby where it also rained.
How Worcesterhisre avoided disciplinary action, such as a points deduction, remains a mystery. At least they got their come-uppance with relegation from the first division, but the same fate could well have fallen on Kent through no fault of their own. Eventually Kent garnered just enough points to finish one place above relegation.
Not so much a question of luck, than of sheer greed.
When the waters came, their chief executive Mark Newton took the decision, a week in advance, to keep the championship match against Kent at New Road even though parts of the ground were still flooded, rather than move to Kidderminster, which was available.
He even admitted that he wanted to keep the groundstaff working at New Road rather than at Kidderminster, in an attempt to salvage the `lucrative` televised Pro40 game with Hampshire that was supposed to follow the four-day Kent match.
So, once again, it was money, money, money; not cricket, cricket, cricket.
When the Kent players arrived at the ground they couldn`t believe their eyes - or noses. Standing water still covered the entire playing area and the smell was like a farm field after muck-spreading.
Ironically in the end, the Pro40 match was lost also, despite being moved to Derby where it also rained.
How Worcesterhisre avoided disciplinary action, such as a points deduction, remains a mystery. At least they got their come-uppance with relegation from the first division, but the same fate could well have fallen on Kent through no fault of their own. Eventually Kent garnered just enough points to finish one place above relegation.
Not so much a question of luck, than of sheer greed.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: bloke (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 13:21
One man's greed is another man's desperation to stay 'afloat'. Apologies for the appalling pun, I could see no way around it.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 13:45
Inspection at 2.40 pm
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
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Oddball: Crazy... I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 13:47
start praying they don't have time for a 15-over a side slog at the end.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: ciderman chris (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 14:09
match abaondoned without a ball being bowled now
so... does that mean were 2nd ?? or if worcs win then... :s
so... does that mean were 2nd ?? or if worcs win then... :s
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Big Jim (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 14:22
Here's a view of what the weather is doing in good old,wet old Worcester at the moment.
WORCESTER WEATHERCAMERA
Looks a bit grim to me.
How sad.
WORCESTER WEATHERCAMERA
Looks a bit grim to me.
How sad.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 14:35
According to the site at the link that I posted earlier, it's no longer raining in Worcester, so it looks like we will have to rely on the Gloucesters after all. Great.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Big Jim (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 14:39
Sorry AG,I'm having problems loading the pages and didn't see your earlier link.
My sincere apologies,though I'm sure you'll know that I blame LoL.
He's always doing it to me.
My sincere apologies,though I'm sure you'll know that I blame LoL.
He's always doing it to me.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 14:43
It's all his fault.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: SheptonPaul (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 14:46
I'm in Swindon - rain stopped for an hour or two late morning / lunchtime - now it's hammering very loudly against the roof - not Worcester, I know, but can't bode well for them.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Frome Exile (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 14:48
Quote:AG
....it's no longer raining in Worcester, so it looks like we will have to rely on the Gloucesters after all.
The New Road water table may yet be of some help. Can't imagine the groundwill dry very quickly even if it has stopped.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: fRed (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 14:51
It's as wet as it gets here, saturated like last July. I've set up a hosepipe to syphon the water out of our nets.
Cricket's the winner.
Cricket's the winner.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: fRed (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 14:54
BBC: Start delayed, inspection at 3.45pm
Cricket's the winner.
Cricket's the winner.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Lydeard Rob (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 14:54
According to BBC next inspection 3.45pm
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 14:57
I'd guess they're desperately hoping for a 10-over slog, then, but even that will be dependent on no further rain.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: fRed (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 15:02
BBC chart for 4pm:
7pm doesn't look any better, come on the rain!
Cricket's the winner.
7pm doesn't look any better, come on the rain!
Cricket's the winner.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 15:47
Gentlemen, we have a quarter-final to look forward to.
Worcs vs Gloucs abandoned without a ball bowled.
Time to start studying the tables and working out possible permutations.
I don't think we'll be facing our old friends, Lancs, though since they made 89 at Headingley today!!!
Of course, if only they'd played as well as they could do, 'Yorks would not have stood a chance.'
Worcs vs Gloucs abandoned without a ball bowled.
Time to start studying the tables and working out possible permutations.
I don't think we'll be facing our old friends, Lancs, though since they made 89 at Headingley today!!!
Of course, if only they'd played as well as they could do, 'Yorks would not have stood a chance.'
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: edinburghbil (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 15:49
Worcestershire: Yet to bat Gloucestershire: Yet to bat Abandoned
according to BBC
according to BBC
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Ww (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 15:50
They just said the draw will be at 745 (i think) tonight after the Lancs/Yorks match has finished.
Is it possible to get drawn against the top team from your own regional group, e.g Gloucs v Somerset?
Is it possible to get drawn against the top team from your own regional group, e.g Gloucs v Somerset?
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 15:55
no, I don't think it is.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Blub (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 16:03
porque esta bandera, ww
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: BVI Grockle (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 16:28
Bring it on. Well played the rain!
BVI Grockle
BVI Grockle
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 16:31
Something tells me that if all they are waiting for is for Lancs to be eliminated, then they won't have to wait until 19:45!!
So, who do we think the weakest possible opponent would be?
Are Yorks going to go through now, or will it be Derbys? The latter could fit the bill as the weakest team left? (on paper.)
So, who do we think the weakest possible opponent would be?
Are Yorks going to go through now, or will it be Derbys? The latter could fit the bill as the weakest team left? (on paper.)
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: cricketjerry-mouse (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 16:33
I`m not sure whether you can be drawn against another county in your own group. But judging on matters as they stand in the games in progress around 4.30pm, the four table-toppers we could face on their own grounds in the quarter finals next Wednesday are:
Glo`shire (????);
Durham or Yorkshire (who could be frustrated by heavy rain just beginning to fall at Headingley);
Kent or Essex (with 244 on the board against Middlesex at Lord`s);
Or Nottingham/Leicestershire (playing each other in a truncated match at Oakham School) or Northamptonshire (defending 205 against Ireland in Dublin).
From a travel point of view, one from Notts, Leics or Northants might be the best bet.
Glo`shire (????);
Durham or Yorkshire (who could be frustrated by heavy rain just beginning to fall at Headingley);
Kent or Essex (with 244 on the board against Middlesex at Lord`s);
Or Nottingham/Leicestershire (playing each other in a truncated match at Oakham School) or Northamptonshire (defending 205 against Ireland in Dublin).
From a travel point of view, one from Notts, Leics or Northants might be the best bet.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 16:35
To answer my own question, it seems likely that Notts, Yorks and Kent will win the other groups.
The other second place teams seem likely to be Leics, Essex and Durham.
I would prefer to draw Kent, rather than face a trip to Headingley or to play on what has, reportedly, been an uneven pitch at Trent Bridge, so far this season.
Canterbury is often very flat indeed and I think a high-scoring and entertaining game would be in prospect there.
The other second place teams seem likely to be Leics, Essex and Durham.
I would prefer to draw Kent, rather than face a trip to Headingley or to play on what has, reportedly, been an uneven pitch at Trent Bridge, so far this season.
Canterbury is often very flat indeed and I think a high-scoring and entertaining game would be in prospect there.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 17:06
Looks like I may have jumped the gun. Big-time charlie, Lancs, might yet fluke their way through. Yorks have been rained off, when needing about 50, with all wickets in hand off a possible 44 further overs. Either that, or a no result might let Derbys in and Durham topping the group.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Ww (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 17:06
Looking forward to a nice away trip, wouldn't mind visiting Trent Bridge...
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Shed (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 17:10
//Is it possible to get drawn against the top team from your own regional group, e.g Gloucs v Somerset?//
According to the FPT Playing Regulations 2008 (regulation 5.7.3):
"The winners from each group will receive a home draw
to play against a runner-up from any of the groups. This will be determined by a free draw"
[static.ecb.co.uk]
According to the FPT Playing Regulations 2008 (regulation 5.7.3):
"The winners from each group will receive a home draw
to play against a runner-up from any of the groups. This will be determined by a free draw"
[static.ecb.co.uk]
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Grockle (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 18:37
So we could play Gloucs. Why the big flag WW?
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: cricketjerry-mouse (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 20:04
Kent at Canterbury.
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Ww (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 20:11
Ive drawn Spain in the sweepstake on the Wolves site, and now everybody has the flag of their country on their posts. And it adds abit of colour 
I have also just seen that the quarter finals are next wednesday, the same day as my final A-Level exam
And i accidently got a standard Somerset membership this season, but now all of the Twenty20 passes have sold out
Owell, Summer officially starts next Thursday
I have also just seen that the quarter finals are next wednesday, the same day as my final A-Level exam
And i accidently got a standard Somerset membership this season, but now all of the Twenty20 passes have sold out
Owell, Summer officially starts next Thursday
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Grockle (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 20:37
You might get in on the day dude...some won't turn up so there may be some tickets on the day if yer lucky!!
Re: FPT Down to the Welsh again
Posted by: Botham (IP Logged)
Date: 28/05/2008 20:43
I should have the 1 or 2 spare tickets for each 20/20 match having bungled my calculations!
I note that the official site are still advertising the match at Bath!
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I note that the official site are still advertising the match at Bath!
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