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Kent Cricket 2026
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Anderson has Compton caught behind for 6 (9)
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Compton's last five innings: 6, 4, 4, 0, 80
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Oh crikey.0
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And Northeast goes for 01
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Anderson has Northeast caught in the slips for a duck. At the other end Crawley previously survived an LBW appeal that looked very close
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Feels like a big innings for Muyeye here0
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It's a big innings for all our top five. I just wish we'd played Stewart or Ekansh instead of Quinn because I'm really not sure that our lower order, as proficient as some of them are, can be expected to do what they did last week.fenaddick said:Feels like a big innings for Muyeye here2 -
Appreciate that the technique of a lot of batters in both divisions of the CC is going to be found wanting whatever the conditions but, seriously, how do we expect to produce internationals when the vast majority of our red ball games are played in April, May and September?2
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There's so many absolutely ridiculous scorecards today that it does raise the question of why we're playing this late into September.Addick Addict said:Appreciate that the technique of a lot of batters in both divisions of the CC is going to be found wanting whatever the conditions but, seriously, how do we expect to produce internationals when the vast majority of our red ball games are played in April, May and September?1 -
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After our feeble surrender against Derbyshire last time out, this feels very very annoying. Can our opening batsmen please try and build a decent innings?1
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It's the only time we can fit them in given that other competition takes up potentially the best five weeks for batters.MarcusH26 said:
There's so many absolutely ridiculous scorecards today that it does raise the question of why we're playing this late into September.Addick Addict said:Appreciate that the technique of a lot of batters in both divisions of the CC is going to be found wanting whatever the conditions but, seriously, how do we expect to produce internationals when the vast majority of our red ball games are played in April, May and September?2 -
Derbyshire are still trying to do their bit for us. They are now 276-6 from 107-63
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Anyone at the game? What's the weather conditions, are they having an impact?
Should we have batted first?0 -
Muyeye telling us all we need to know about him. He hits Anderson for three successive boundaries and is then out LBW next ball for 18
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To think Anderson is now 44 and still looks like an athlete.2
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Batting certainly looks tricky. So many close calls for edges and leg before, and inside edges going for runs.
I’m planning to go there tomorrow. There might not be much of the game left after that.3 -
DBD with a bit of a nothing defence is caught at slip of Stanley for 9 (38)
79-4 (20.5)1 -
Derbyshire are currently 359-7 (80) against Northants4
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The Aitchison taketh, the Aitchison giveth1
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Surrey look in a spot of bother. 115 all out against Glammy who they bowled out for 1323
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100-42
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Benjamin bowled for 15 (13)
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Derbyshire 372 all out. A great effort from 107-62
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8 overs left tonight I thinkAddick Addict said:Benjamin bowled for 15 (13)
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Foreman caught at slip for 1 (16)
117-6 (29.3)1 -
Foreman c Jones b Bailey 1.
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To be fair, everyone loses to the mighty GlamorganMarcusH26 said:Surrey look in a spot of bother. 115 all out against Glammy who they bowled out for 1322 -
Dudgeon leg before 0. 117/71
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Hopefully another pitch investigation incoming only this time they won't turn a blind eye to it.Addick Addict said:
To be fair, everyone loses to the mighty GlamorganMarcusH26 said:Surrey look in a spot of bother. 115 all out against Glammy who they bowled out for 1321
