FPT Flood?
No Quarter in Kent
FPT Flood?
By Grockle June 3 2008
With the Canterbury pitch underwater today will we get any kind of play tomorrow or will we be looking to the reserve day? What is behind the recall of John Francis and Wes Durston? Why include Peter Trego in the squad when he has a side strain and will not be considered until Friday?
FPT Flood?
With the Canterbury pitch underwater today will we get any kind of play tomorrow or will we be looking to the reserve day? What is behind the recall of John Francis and Wes Durston? Why include Peter Trego in the squad when he has a side strain and will not be considered until Friday?
v Kent FPT Quarter Final
@ Canterbury Wednesday 4 June 2008 (No Play)
@ Beckenham Thursday 5 June 2008
Back to the one day stuff and a quarter final against the Mighty Men of Kent at their gaff! A full batting line-up of Trescothick, Langer, Hildreth, Blackwell, de Bruyn and Kieswetter is supplemented by John Francis. The bowling is not high on spinners given the weather situation but Wes Durston is brought in to supplement Ian B and the seam of Jones, Phillips, Thomas and Willoughby. Peter Trego is named but surely won't be fit after getting a side strain. He will surely be rested for Friday.
However, if Trigger doesn't play then we will probably see Wes play to add a bowling option and back up the batting. It is likely that Banger will open with our young keeper as usual with Langer at three and Hildreth at 4. Zander may remain at 5 and Ian B will be at 6 after the 158 against Surrey (He may even move up the order). Wes would be at 7 with Jones, Phillips, Thomas and Willoughby. If this tail seems too long then you would expect one of them to be replaced with John Francis. Not a particular favourite of mine as a strategy I have to admit because John is wasted coming in at 8 or 9 with only the tail to keep him company. However today if Trego is injured it is probably the best option available. Which bowler steps down I'll leave to you. Perm any one from three with Charl bringing up the end. I'd say Phillips is probably first choice, just in case Trigger can't make the Yorkshire game at the end of the week.
More tomorrow when we have a better handle on the state of the water in Kent.
Well the water was too much for the organisers on Wednesday. It seems that water got under the covers and therefore the chances of any play at Canterbury in the next two days was extremely slim. Because of this, the game has been moved to Beckenham on Thursday but there seems to be little chance of play there either!! This could literally go to the toss of a coin sometime inthe early afternoon of the 5th
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Canterbury
Posted by: West Country Gooner (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:01:17:40:19
So is everybody off on Wednesday TV or Live Wish I could be at Canterbury!! Have a great day Weather and result permitting!
WCG
WCG
Re: Canterbury
Posted by: Big Jim (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:01:18:26:33
Television for me.
Everything else is cancelled for the day.
Let's hope that doesn't include the game.
Everything else is cancelled for the day.
Let's hope that doesn't include the game.
Re: Canterbury
Posted by: Botham (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:01:18:36:09
Work for me, with recorded highlights.
You're treading on thin ice!
You're treading on thin ice!
Re: Canterbury
Posted by: Botham (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:01:20:29:18
Quote:Grockle
Are there any?
I don't know. I assumed there would be. I'll check.
If I found out I'll post the details.
You're treading on thin ice!
Re: Canterbury
Posted by: BristolRob (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:01:20:30:30
No prizes for what I'll be doing wednesday or where I'm hoping to be friday to sunday subject to an early morning fitness test.
Re: Canterbury
Posted by: VictheFish (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:01:21:13:31
Working - so Sky Plus?
Sir Parkie, Mariella Fostrup and Felicity Kendall seem to think it's easy enough. Perhaps they'll record it for me?
VtF.
Sir Parkie, Mariella Fostrup and Felicity Kendall seem to think it's easy enough. Perhaps they'll record it for me?
VtF.
Re: Canterbury
Posted by: geordie moonraker (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:01:22:21:29
I'm at a meeting until 3.30. The plan is record it on Sky+ watch from 4-7.15 whicj will cover the 1st innings, go to another meeting from 7.30 9.30 and then watch the rest from 10 until 1.30,while keeping away , a la Likely Lads,from any hint as to the result!!. If it rains-no meetings Thursday.
I'm really waiting for the game at the Riverside before we start our August tour to Horsham Taunton and even perhaps a side trip to Lords.
I'm really waiting for the game at the Riverside before we start our August tour to Horsham Taunton and even perhaps a side trip to Lords.
Re: Canterbury
Posted by: Ww (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:01:22:33:21
I wish i could be there.....
Instead i'll be in my A-Level exams...
Although if it rains and is put back to thursday, i will try and get a last minute seat on the supporters coach, probably sold out though.
Instead i'll be in my A-Level exams...
Although if it rains and is put back to thursday, i will try and get a last minute seat on the supporters coach, probably sold out though.
Re: Canterbury
Posted by: fRed (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:01:23:05:45
I'll be there in spirit, probably vodka.
Cricket's the winner.
Cricket's the winner.
Re: Canterbury
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:02:09:38:16
I shall be at Canterbury and the met office rainfall radar looks clear. Bring it on!
Re: Canterbury
Posted by: doc hennessy (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:03:09:08:28
There are still a couple of seats left on the coach to Canterbury, if anyone is interested.
Re: Canterbury
Posted by: cricketjerry-mouse (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:03:20:13:46
According to the Kent CC website, the St Lawrence ground at Canterbury has been left completely under water by flash flooding after torrential rain this afternoon.
It says the ground staff worked throughout the storm in a bid to protect the playing area, but there is now considerable concern over whether play will be possible tomorrow.
Those travelling are advised to check the Kent website at 7.30am.
Fortunately, unlike the earlier rounds, there is a reserve day at the FPT quarter-final stage.
It says the ground staff worked throughout the storm in a bid to protect the playing area, but there is now considerable concern over whether play will be possible tomorrow.
Those travelling are advised to check the Kent website at 7.30am.
Fortunately, unlike the earlier rounds, there is a reserve day at the FPT quarter-final stage.
Re: Canterbury
Posted by: cricketjerry-mouse (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:03:20:17:39
There are now pictures of the Canterbury flooding on the Kent CC website which are even more worrying.
Re: Canterbury
Posted by: Big Jim (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:03:20:42:50
Cheers CjM,the pictures are quite amazing.
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2008:06:03:20:43:23 by Big Jim.
Re: Canterbury
Posted by: Big Jim (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:03:20:44:16
For some reason it won't let me link.
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2008:06:03:20:45:03 by Big Jim.
Re: Canterbury
Posted by: fRed (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:03:20:48:41
That is a lot of water 
I hope they have one of those super mop things.
Cricket's the winner.
I hope they have one of those super mop things.
Cricket's the winner.
Re: Canterbury
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:03:21:21:28
There was flooding on the local news tonight I can't remember the place.
We must have been lucky in Somerset (or parts) I was down Taunton this afternoon and never saw a spot of rain.
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We must have been lucky in Somerset (or parts) I was down Taunton this afternoon and never saw a spot of rain.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2008:06:03:22:25:24 by Mike BOS.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: geordie moonraker (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:03:22:58:14
It bucketed all day in Newcastle- I don't know what the Riverside is like for tomorrow
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: BristolRob (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:02:02:21
As it is televised I'm sure every effort will be made to get it on.
I've got a seat booked infront of the tele today at my daughters.The grandchildren were not too happy to find they couldn't watch cartoons when they come home from school today.
I think I've got up a tad too early but at least I've stopped them getting the remote and I've put my coat and bag over a front seat so got that reserved.
There may be a chance that I will be required to view new accomadation in which I'll live the next 30 years,God willing but that is not as important as this game is it?
The flat will still be there in 24 hrs but the match won't.As my first manager told me when I started work it's a matter of prioritising things in order of importance.
There is a good chance that I'll be changing my name soon as I've moved out of Bristol to within the old Somerset boundary although it isn't Taunton,but it could be in the town I refer to in my question on PQQ thread.
Let's hope that this is going to be the day I can have my first pear cider for over 6 months as a celebration drink.
A repeat of my birthday last year would be nice although I won't be able to consume that amount of alcohol again without putting my life in serious risk.
Got to watch the units.
What's that all about?
Cheers my Babbies and let's hope everyone either at the game,watching Sky or peeking cricinfo at work have a great day.
I'll be doing my exercises in front of the tele today and maybe doing a few miles on the exrcise bike rather than any other work outs.
Back to bed for an hour or so.Not made my thermos and sarnies yet!
I've got a seat booked infront of the tele today at my daughters.The grandchildren were not too happy to find they couldn't watch cartoons when they come home from school today.
I think I've got up a tad too early but at least I've stopped them getting the remote and I've put my coat and bag over a front seat so got that reserved.
There may be a chance that I will be required to view new accomadation in which I'll live the next 30 years,God willing but that is not as important as this game is it?
The flat will still be there in 24 hrs but the match won't.As my first manager told me when I started work it's a matter of prioritising things in order of importance.
There is a good chance that I'll be changing my name soon as I've moved out of Bristol to within the old Somerset boundary although it isn't Taunton,but it could be in the town I refer to in my question on PQQ thread.
Let's hope that this is going to be the day I can have my first pear cider for over 6 months as a celebration drink.
A repeat of my birthday last year would be nice although I won't be able to consume that amount of alcohol again without putting my life in serious risk.
Got to watch the units.
What's that all about?
Cheers my Babbies and let's hope everyone either at the game,watching Sky or peeking cricinfo at work have a great day.
I'll be doing my exercises in front of the tele today and maybe doing a few miles on the exrcise bike rather than any other work outs.
Back to bed for an hour or so.Not made my thermos and sarnies yet!
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: cricketjerry-mouse (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:07:56:01
The latest news from the Kent coach Simon Willis at 8.30am today was that the water had also got under the covers and the wicket was very wet.
He said they would probably have got the game on if it was only the outfield involved, but it was now very doubtful for today.
He said they would probably have got the game on if it was only the outfield involved, but it was now very doubtful for today.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Loyal of Lhasa. (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:08:16:49
You'd better leave your stuff on the reserved seats for two days, BR, but pop out to see that new accommodation early today. You're sounding in good form and so I hope you feel that way as well.
LoL
Sixty Seasons a Somerset Supporter
LoL
Sixty Seasons a Somerset Supporter
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Will the Exile (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:08:52:42
Thank goodness for CJM. Having planned to go to Canterbury today, only to find out about the floods at Canterbury on this site. I have delayed departure. The Kent site reports the floods and advises those travelling to watch their site. So far there has been no news from any of the official sites (Somerset, Kent or Cricinfo). It's very frustrating.
Has the Somerset battle bus set off? Is the match going to be on today or tommorrow? I thought that with this internet thingy you would have lots of instant information but you dont (this is from someone who last updated his own website in February)
Oh well back to sitting in Limbo
Has the Somerset battle bus set off? Is the match going to be on today or tommorrow? I thought that with this internet thingy you would have lots of instant information but you dont (this is from someone who last updated his own website in February)
Oh well back to sitting in Limbo
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Sloop John B (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:09:04:46
Is Thursday a reserve day for this? Or does it have to be completed today??
May set back our preps for the battle with the Yorkies.
Hope they manage to clear it up in good time.
May set back our preps for the battle with the Yorkies.
Hope they manage to clear it up in good time.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Botham (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:09:22:56
I imagine the team would have stayed in the area, after the Surrey game.
You're treading on thin ice!
You're treading on thin ice!
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: cricketjerry-mouse (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:09:26:56
There is a reserve day, but sadly there will be no television coverage as Sky is committed to the Third Test at Trent Bridge tomorrow.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: hantssabre (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:09:27:27
Thursday is a reserve day for this match but not sure if it will be televised Thursday due to the Test Match starting?
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: sheffieldsabre (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:09:33:32
I have just tried to phone the office at Kent CCC to check on the status of this game, but they are not answering the phone - is this a good sign or a bad one?
I will be very disappointed if it has to be postponed - I went to a lot of effort to arrange to work at home today, but I can't do it tomorrow!
I will be very disappointed if it has to be postponed - I went to a lot of effort to arrange to work at home today, but I can't do it tomorrow!
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:10:08:51
If the match is postponed until tomorrow Sky might provide the "Red Button" thingy.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:10:39:48
Keep watching Sky we might get a recorded Somerset match instead!
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: tufnell parka (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:10:42:53
This is a shame for Somerset as I am presuming the game will not be live on Thursday due to the Test Match.
Do we miss out on the Sky fee?
Do we miss out on the Sky fee?
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Big Jim (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:11:03:38
Beckenham tomorrow it is.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Big Jim (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:11:07:53
This interview with Mr Langer is fantastic.
He may be staying,he and his family love it here so much.
What wonderful news.
What a man.
Skipper,we salute you.
He may be staying,he and his family love it here so much.
What wonderful news.
What a man.
Skipper,we salute you.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Allan Foster (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:11:54:50
Very, very impressive 5 minutes on air from JL. I teach leadership as part of a post graduate management course and reckon I'm good at spotting outstanding leaders when I see them. For me, as an expat Ciderman living 250 miles away, I now understand better than before a major reason why my beloved county is doing so well.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: VictheFish (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:12:28:02
Sounds interesting. Any chance you could tell us where you found it?
VtF.
VtF.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Big Jim (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:12:45:10
It was a brilliant interview Vic,I'll see if there is a link somewhere.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Allan Foster (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:12:50:54
It was a piece to camera on Sky Sports, filmed this morning and shown at 12.15 as the presenters explained the abandonment of today's game and its rescheduling tomorrow at Beckenham.
JL talked about his love of the club (and living in/around Taunton), his admiration for both the experienced and oh so promising young players (he ran through most of their names!) and his commitment to "the project" of rejuvenating SCCC. And then we went on to say the most interesting things about the state of English Championship cricket. He said that D1 has proved this season to be as intensive as Grade cricket back in Oz, something that he never thought in his wildest dreams he would see. "Players competing in D1 now are quite ready to go into test cricket", he said.
He ended by saying that he was going to have to make a difficult decision about returning next season, which he would love to do, but taking his family's needs into consideration. His daughter is due to start high school next year and he wants to be fair to her. Sounded 50:50 to me.
JL talked about his love of the club (and living in/around Taunton), his admiration for both the experienced and oh so promising young players (he ran through most of their names!) and his commitment to "the project" of rejuvenating SCCC. And then we went on to say the most interesting things about the state of English Championship cricket. He said that D1 has proved this season to be as intensive as Grade cricket back in Oz, something that he never thought in his wildest dreams he would see. "Players competing in D1 now are quite ready to go into test cricket", he said.
He ended by saying that he was going to have to make a difficult decision about returning next season, which he would love to do, but taking his family's needs into consideration. His daughter is due to start high school next year and he wants to be fair to her. Sounded 50:50 to me.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Big Jim (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:13:00:53
He was most complimentary about Andy Hurry and what he has accomplished at the club.
He reckons the attitude of the players is quite extraordinary,their professionalism is unlike anything he has ever seen.
He also stated that the Kolpaks were good for the game,allowing the best English players to compete regularly with the best overseas players.
He reckons that the cricket being played in division one is of a very high standard,as good as anything he has competed in in the past.He feels that the Koplak players play a part in this and the general improvement in English cricket.
It was a wonderful interview,he sounded quite in love with the County.
He has been an absolutely wonderful signing for us.
I'd love to see him with us for a few more years.
He reckons the attitude of the players is quite extraordinary,their professionalism is unlike anything he has ever seen.
He also stated that the Kolpaks were good for the game,allowing the best English players to compete regularly with the best overseas players.
He reckons that the cricket being played in division one is of a very high standard,as good as anything he has competed in in the past.He feels that the Koplak players play a part in this and the general improvement in English cricket.
It was a wonderful interview,he sounded quite in love with the County.
He has been an absolutely wonderful signing for us.
I'd love to see him with us for a few more years.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: bloke (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:13:12:07
Let's not forget starting in 2009 he has a 3 year IPL deal.
"He also stated that the Kolpaks were good for the game,allowing the best English players to compete regularly with the best overseas players."
That's great, but there are fewer english qualified players in teams in a position to benefit.
"He also stated that the Kolpaks were good for the game,allowing the best English players to compete regularly with the best overseas players."
That's great, but there are fewer english qualified players in teams in a position to benefit.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:13:15:31
Yeah, but those that lose out are the more marginal types of players anyway.
Let's face it, if there were many counties that genuinely had 6 or 7 or 8 accomplished English players of a young age, then few teams would have fallen over themselves to sign all these Kolpaks in the first place.
Let's face it, if there were many counties that genuinely had 6 or 7 or 8 accomplished English players of a young age, then few teams would have fallen over themselves to sign all these Kolpaks in the first place.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: bloke (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:14:33:39
Point taken, but I disagree. It's the 'dropping into the deep end' of players like that which gets them into the position of being regulars.
At any rate, I make no secret of the fact that I would love Mr Langer to be part of the furniture in whatever capacity he so chooses.
At any rate, I make no secret of the fact that I would love Mr Langer to be part of the furniture in whatever capacity he so chooses.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Grockle (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:16:04:10
Info from Nick Smythe at the ground today. The move to Beckenham may not save the game. Few there today held out any hope of better luck tomorrow. Does that mean a bowl out? Justin and marcus were in the indoor school today anyway practicing turning their arms over.
OOOOOEEEEERRRRR!
OOOOOEEEEERRRRR!
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Big Jim (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:16:42:25
Toss of the coin I'm afraid.
A bowl out would be fun.
Who would be our Jimmy Osmond?
A bowl out would be fun.
Who would be our Jimmy Osmond?
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Ww (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:17:16:39
When is the draw for the semi's?
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: avfc1980 (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:18:54:33
Quote:Westcountry Wolf
When is the draw for the semi's?
At the lunch interval of tomorrow's Test match
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:19:29:35
Two questions, Grockle;
1) Who's Nick Smythe??
2) Are you (via him) seriously saying that they've switched the game to a ground that is also currently under water?? Or is he simply saying that he's heard a bad forecast for tomorrow?
1) Who's Nick Smythe??
2) Are you (via him) seriously saying that they've switched the game to a ground that is also currently under water?? Or is he simply saying that he's heard a bad forecast for tomorrow?
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:19:36:52
If I remember correctly Robert Key said the seconds are playing there (day two) and would have to stop their match to let the first team play there.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:19:40:33
Which would tend to suggest that it's not currently under water!
Thanks, Mike
Thanks, Mike
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:19:50:06
I've just checked on the Kent site and it is a four day friendly match.
[ww.kentccc.com]|u0|p191|n122|c59024|l0|g1|d0&pg=2nd_XI_Fixtures
[ww.kentccc.com]|u0|p191|n122|c59024|l0|g1|d0&pg=2nd_XI_Fixtures
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: cricketjerry-mouse (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:04:22:09:21
One player who will not be at all happy with the switch to Beckenham is Martin Saggers.
When the Kent Seconds v Yorkshire Seconds four-day friendly match at Beckenham was called off at lunchtime today to give the ground staff time to prepare for the FPT match, Saggers had taken all nine Yorkshire wickets to fall.
Sadly at his age, the chances of all 10 is highly unlikely to occur again.
By the way, tomorrow`s match will be played on the same wicket. All 10 for one of our lads?
When the Kent Seconds v Yorkshire Seconds four-day friendly match at Beckenham was called off at lunchtime today to give the ground staff time to prepare for the FPT match, Saggers had taken all nine Yorkshire wickets to fall.
Sadly at his age, the chances of all 10 is highly unlikely to occur again.
By the way, tomorrow`s match will be played on the same wicket. All 10 for one of our lads?
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: AGod (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:05:08:27:31
I spoke to the ground and thunderbirds are go for today.
I think that Peter Trego's absence causes a serious imbalance in our one-day team, though. I think Mr Rose will need to look for an additional pace bowling all-rounder during the winter as we have no obvious alternative. Indeed, the best alternative might be a 38 year old, Keith Parsons?
I think that Peter Trego's absence causes a serious imbalance in our one-day team, though. I think Mr Rose will need to look for an additional pace bowling all-rounder during the winter as we have no obvious alternative. Indeed, the best alternative might be a 38 year old, Keith Parsons?
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Loyal of Lhasa. (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:05:08:47:45
Perfect summer morning in South London today and Beckenham is not very far away.
LoL
Sixty Seasons a Somerset Supporter
LoL
Sixty Seasons a Somerset Supporter
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Big Jim (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:05:11:11:22
A sunny morning in South London.
Time to get the three wheeler van out and take it "daaarrrn the marrrkkiittt",watching out for the old Bill along the way.
I can just see LoL now,flat cap on,"come on ladies,pukka chinese dolls,real portaloo china.Two for a tenner,ya know it makes sense".
It conjures up some beautiful images,true England.
Have a great morning LoL.
Time to get the three wheeler van out and take it "daaarrrn the marrrkkiittt",watching out for the old Bill along the way.
I can just see LoL now,flat cap on,"come on ladies,pukka chinese dolls,real portaloo china.Two for a tenner,ya know it makes sense".
It conjures up some beautiful images,true England.
Have a great morning LoL.
Kent V Somerset (Beckenham)
Posted by: bloke (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:05:11:08:08
We're off, they bat, 14-0 after 3.3.
Radio Coverage - there is a link on the BBC score page on the right hand side, and it is running now.
Radio Coverage - there is a link on the BBC score page on the right hand side, and it is running now.
Re: Kent V Somerset (Beckenham)
Posted by: Sloop John B (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:05:11:10:50
Thanks Bloke - am listening and trying to take wickets!
Re: Kent V Somerset (Beckenham)
Posted by: Handsome Johnny (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:05:11:22:55
HiFolks. Where is the radio coverage?
Cheers
Cheers
Re: Kent V Somerset (Beckenham)
Posted by: Camelman (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:05:11:26:05
If you click the red button on the BBC site (that is underneath the Kent v Somerset in blue) you should get thru - I think its Radio Kent.
Good luck.
Good luck.
Re: Kent V Somerset (Beckenham)
Posted by: Mike BOS (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:05:11:31:23
It is also on the front page that "Grockle" always put for our convenience.
Front page. [www.cricketnetwork.co.uk]
Front page. [www.cricketnetwork.co.uk]
Re: Kent V Somerset (Beckenham)
Posted by: Loyal of Lhasa. (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:05:11:37:38
Time to get in the car, FE.
LoL
Sixty Seasons a Somerset Supporter
LoL
Sixty Seasons a Somerset Supporter
Re: Kent V Somerset (Beckenham)
Posted by: Frome Exile (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:05:11:47:04
What are the fielding restriction/powerplay rules in this one?
Under 4 an over would appear pretty good with Blackie and a looser field yet to come?
Can't fire up the motor yet, unfortunately. The pub worked last week though too, didn't it! Should I?
Under 4 an over would appear pretty good with Blackie and a looser field yet to come?
Can't fire up the motor yet, unfortunately. The pub worked last week though too, didn't it! Should I?
Re: Kent V Somerset (Beckenham)
Posted by: everhopefull (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:05:12:00:10
If we beat kent we are away to Durham.
Hot off the press.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2008:06:05:12:06:03 by everhopefull.
Hot off the press.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2008:06:05:12:06:03 by everhopefull.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Frome Exile (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:05:12:26:56
geordie moonraker will be pleased.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: bloke (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:05:12:35:21
sorry, wrong thread
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2008:06:05:12:35:55 by bloke.
Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: Loyal of Lhasa. (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:05:12:52:42
Somewhere in the recesses of my remnant of a mind I have a recollection that Beckenham was once Key's home ground. He seems to be enjoying himself there today. That statement is my way of getting him out.
LoL
Sixty Seasons a Somerset Supporter
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Re: No Quarter in Kent
Posted by: SheptonPaul (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:06:05:12:53:55
Beckenham is certainly Key's home club, LoL, though I'm not certain this is being played at that club's ground...anyway, could do with getting him out!
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