Warwickshire Charge against Lanks: Bob Willis Trophy Final, Day 2 – LIVE!

Just for one more day. a wonderful day for warwickshireBrilliant from Yates and especially from Rhodes. We’ll be back tomorrow – a lovely evening!

And as they take the last drink of the session, the sun suddenly appears on the right side of the mandapa. It’s time for me to report the match warwickshire 418-4, Burgess 41, Rhodes 136.

Parkie looks tired Drying his hands on the reel, the pitch and then the grass in his 23rd over. Warwickshire scored a couple of runs here and there, dib and dab, tip and run. Pleasant lethargy. warwickshire 415 for four.

and goes at it. 25 overs left. Burgess 30, Roads 129.

“Is this vote/ballot only between 18 counties? Romeo asks. “Is there any special
fc counties committee that does not have national counties and MCC
participate? Is there a process if they never reach two-thirds
majority?”

“ECB’s processes are as opaque as a solid stone wall. it’s a big
Part, I guess, why so many cricket followers get the cross. “

It’s just first class counties. The meeting had a CEO and a chair but the vote comes from 18 chairs. And what if they do not reach a two-thirds majority, I am not sure.

News from the County Presidents’ Meeting: Nothing has been decided. He spoke on the recommendation of the ECB (conference in the next session, the results of which have some bearing on the return to the two-division structure in 2023). It will then be voted on and the ballots will be returned early next week. A two-thirds majority is required to stand any decision.

It’s bloody cute in the sun there now. Reminds me of end of season games in 1999 – with a pause as Rhodes brings warwickshire With Lofted On Drive for 350 Four of Wales – back when the beer was for sale at 1895 prices (could this be true?)

What is this storm of wickets? A beauty that is covered with dust and leaves.

This time it’s Roads. Is Who is there warwickshire Centurion received a standing ovation in front of the pavilion. Lancashire’s fielders put their arms around each other and followed. Nothing to do but wait.

A Beautiful Off Drive Brings Yet Another Fifty warwickshire. On the radio, Mark Robinson calls Hahn “a special talent, with little exposure at times.”

Recent ins: James Sales has signed a two-year contract with Northants; Adil Rashid signed a two-year white-ball deal and Gary Ballance signed a three-year contract with Yorkshire.

Recent boycotts: Dieter Klein has left Leicestershire; Aaron Thomson bids goodbye to the Sussexes.

That edges, just lack of slip, Picks a couple to reach his first century of the season. He takes off his helmet, flashes the biggest smile, and Hahn hugs him. Well played, Captain!

Yes, I think Warwicks will bat all day: 310-2 and counting.

How much of Wasim Khan’s decision? Was impressed by the return of England?” Andrew Benton asks. “He would certainly have been applauded if he had gone ahead – he took a gamble to support England for the good of Pakistan’s cricket, UK sport and global sport, which they have now thrown back in his face. “

I think it was a setback, if Wasim Khan can’t do it then who can?

slow game duration Here at Lord’s where even bigger crowds have been sunbathing since Tuesday and county chairs (a woman Mahmuda Duke resigned today) discuss the future of the game(tm). Warwickshire 275-2 (Hahn 14, Rhodes 80).

“Nice to see that Freddie Gardner Builds sides,” taps Mike Daniels. “A fine batsman who did a lot for county and local cricket in Coventry. The local U21 midweek competition was contested for the Fred Gardner Trophy and it was an honor if you won it.
After bowling 3 of that top 5, Fred’s pads looked like the biggest, you could get ahead with the bat but there was no way you were bowling to him.

“Great work from the Bears over the past two days, on top of the baddies who stormed Old Trafford on Saturday, then “lording” Manchester in terms of the Birmingham game. Come on you Bears/UTV.”

Stole back a pocket of summer, on a sunny bench outside the pavilion, so hot that the shoulders slide down around the ears. Back in time to see Rob Yates on wide swing from Parkey and caught at slip for 113 beautiful runs. Warwicks made 243 for 2, leading 165.

A strange choice by Ian Whatmore, Talking to two newspapers – the Mail and the Telegraph – to deal with the subject of Pakistan – but did not open the floor for everyone.

A good standing ovation for Yates from the members when they all go for lunch.

I’ve heard some whispers about Joe Clarke visiting the Lions this winter, so this is an apt situation:

He is having fun, pancakes Wales through mid-wicket before raising his bat. At the other end, Parkinson took a tricky catch and bowled with Yates for 109.

Peter Gibbs has a question: “With some seriousness, can you tell us more about the European on Guardian obo (me)? Cricket The championship I just watched is on BT Sport 2 (I’m not subscribed). Live now in Spain is Germany vs Czech, later on is Finland vs Italy. Would really love to know.”

Peter, this is not my expert topic, but in short: it is a tee between 15 parties (Italy, Denmark, Germany, Austria, Norway, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Belgium, Hungary, Czech Republic, Portugal and Finland, England) There is 10 tournaments. , Scotland) played in the still-sunny Mediterranean Sea, with the final on 8 October in Cartama, southern Spain. Here There is a handy guide.

With easy cover drive over eggs, Yates reaches his hundred. It is his fifth this year, no other batsman has scored as much in first-class cricket. This is also his first away from Edgbaston. a lovely interview with him Here By Nick Friend of The Cricketer, explaining that in that successful century against Essex, Vihari asked him to treat Simon Harmer like a club bowler.

I have an email titled spoon from Geoff Vignall. “Hello Tanya, I’m not sure the best postwar LANX XI can put for a simple typo typing The Hague instead of Engineer. No pudding for you I’m afraid. And Chappell at least an eyebrow next to the Higgs.” Could be the reason to flinch, was amazing like the chapel.”

Chappell never got an England cap, so I got a cap instead. And yes, I’m sorry I let the engineer gasp, but we only allowed two foreign players.

Yates and Rhodes brings fifty partnerships, another fifty partnerships, as warwickshire The ship floats happily on the horizon, sinks on the ice. Incidentally, I missed this magnificent statue from yesterday:

Together warwickshire Cruises at 175-1, goes to the park. I’m trying to figure out how cold his hands are, the only clue being when he doesn’t return cleanly in his follow-through. Pity the bad spinner in April and almost October.

Raf O. a great piece byn England Women’s A tour of Australia – not sure how high it is though.

and news from pakistan, Where Wasim Khan, one of cricket’s good men, has resigned from his job with the PCA as the fallout from the tour of England continues.

trying to joke with people For those who might be sleeping behind, here’s our best Lancashire effort and warwickshire XI after the war:

lancashire: Atherton, Washbrook, Crowley, Lloyd, Hague, Flintoff, Chappell, Wasim Akram, Statham, Anderson, Tattersall. Coach: David Lloyd.

warwickshire: Amis, Gardner, Trott, Lara, Bell, MJK Smith, Piper, Cartwright, Donald, Hollys, Willis. Coach: Bob Woolmer.

Sibley pulls Blatherwick off his ankles and sweeps it over the fine leg boundary. Glad to see him back in the runs after a heat of international disappointment.

tom bailey At the end of the pavilion is the ball, where members are spread out on scattered (newly upholstered) benches. When Rob Yates tries to recapture yesterday’s pizza, he saves a couple of young women, Bat Skiders.

And so the season comes full circle: Players practice in woolen hats at Lord’s outfield while the poor stewards stand in the shadows trying to rub life back into their fingers.

Beginning of the second day. comes from warwickshire Flanking his tail feathers after Lancashire were dismissed for 78, a lead of 42 and ten wickets in hand.

In the meantime, here’s how Tuesday’s game unfolded…