Our nation’s cricketing heroes hidden in the county game
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↑ | Another Aussie Michael Di Venuto gets a quick 204 off of 248 balls. |
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↑ | Robert Key, the only man to fill an English Cricket Helmet, gets 169 off 279 balls. |
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↑ | 28 year old seam bowler Thomas Lungley gets 4 wickets and 5 wickets in the first and second innings respectively to help beat Leicestershire in a shortened game. |
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↑ | Ravi Bopara gets 101 runs off of 101 balls to see Essex past Ireland in one of the only finished games in this weekend’ s one day games. |
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↓ | Craig Spearman breaks his foot and is out for 6 weeks. This puts him out for the first phase of the 20 twenty cup. |
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↑ | Warwickshire’s Tim Ambrose scored an unbeaten 251, supported well by team mate Jim Trougton (162) against Worcestershire this week at New Road (Worcestershire). |
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↑ | Yorkshire and Pakistan’s Younis Khan scores 106 followed by 202* in his 2 innings’ against Shane Warne’s Hampshire. |
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↑ | Forgotten Australian Simon Katich scores 221 for Derbyshire, supported well by fellow Aussie, Ian Harvey (153). Ian Harvey now qualifies as a British National (watch this space!). |
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↓ | Michael Vaughan set to miss the first test against West Indies at Lords, 17th March. |
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↓ | Surrey Slump to a 3rd defeat in a row in the county Championship, only days after posting a World Record score in the one day game. |