Kent CCC 2016
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Sussex supporter here. I'm not sure Briggs turned the ball. He doesn't usually. The ball didn't beat the bat all day hardly. It looks to be a dull county pitch where the home side don't want to lose. I can't understand that with the highly brittle Sussex batting and a supposedly world class quickie. A draw is favourite unless Kent get amongst the Sussex top order quickly tomorrow. Survival looks relatively easy but things can soon change.LenGlover said:
The question, if anyone is actually there, is did Briggs pick up wickets because of genuine turn or because the Kent batsmen made mistakes forcing the pace and getting on with it?killerandflash said:5 wickers for Briggs, so it looks like the spinners will get plenty of action. A shame Riley is still injured, Qayyum is a bit raw
My gut instinct is that this match now has draw written all over it. We've (probably given that it's Kent) scored enough not to lose it but our bowling, given certain absentees, is not penetrative enough to bowl Sussex out twice and win it.0 -
No, it didn't turn at all ; mixture of aggression and laziness from the Kent batsmen, plus he bowled a shed load of oversLenGlover said:
The question, if anyone is actually there, is did Briggs pick up wickets because of genuine turn or because the Kent batsmen made mistakes forcing the pace and getting on with it?killerandflash said:5 wickers for Briggs, so it looks like the spinners will get plenty of action. A shame Riley is still injured, Qayyum is a bit raw
My gut instinct is that this match now has draw written all over it. We've (probably given that it's Kent) scored enough not to lose it but our bowling, given certain absentees, is not penetrative enough to bowl Sussex out twice and win it.0 -
Briggs did get a reputation at Hants of being a typical one day spinner, good at keeping it tight but not posing much danger in the longer form as he doesn't spin it enough...wmcf123 said:
No, it didn't turn at all ; mixture of aggression and laziness from the Kent batsmen, plus he bowled a shed load of oversLenGlover said:
The question, if anyone is actually there, is did Briggs pick up wickets because of genuine turn or because the Kent batsmen made mistakes forcing the pace and getting on with it?killerandflash said:5 wickers for Briggs, so it looks like the spinners will get plenty of action. A shame Riley is still injured, Qayyum is a bit raw
My gut instinct is that this match now has draw written all over it. We've (probably given that it's Kent) scored enough not to lose it but our bowling, given certain absentees, is not penetrative enough to bowl Sussex out twice and win it.0 -
Rabada gets Nash LBW 55.
Matt Cole: "He doesn't look to be bowling wicket taking balls", next ball ... gone!
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Ross Taylor at the crease.0
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Are there any updates on the Matt Coles situation? It's been 2 or 3 weeks nowAddickted2TheReds said:Rabada gets Nash LBW 55.
Matt Cole: "He doesn't look to be bowling wicket taking balls", next ball ... gone!
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Did he have a pint in his hand when he said it?Addickted2TheReds said:Rabada gets Nash LBW 55.
Matt Cole: "He doesn't look to be bowling wicket taking balls", next ball ... gone!
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Kent were asked on Twitter and responded with "no update".killerandflash said:
Are there any updates on the Matt Coles situation? It's been 2 or 3 weeks nowAddickted2TheReds said:Rabada gets Nash LBW 55.
Matt Cole: "He doesn't look to be bowling wicket taking balls", next ball ... gone!
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I suspect that he might not play for us again. Only my gut feeling though, given the size of my gut, that is rather a large one!killerandflash said:
Are there any updates on the Matt Coles situation? It's been 2 or 3 weeks nowAddickted2TheReds said:Rabada gets Nash LBW 55.
Matt Cole: "He doesn't look to be bowling wicket taking balls", next ball ... gone!
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We are going to be very short in the bowling department with no Coles and Rabada leaving after Friday.0
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I see Adam Riley is playing for the second 11 at the moment, surprised he's not in the 1st team ahead of Qayyum?0
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Riley has had two periods out through injury and only came back from the last one last week. The other aspect is that both Tredwell and Riley are off break bowlers whereas Qayyum is left arm orthodox.killerandflash said:I see Adam Riley is playing for the second 11 at the moment, surprised he's not in the 1st team ahead of Qayyum?
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Wells b Claydon 22 (93)
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So, I've just read that Northeast was wearing a jumper all day yesterday!!0
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Yeh, a superstition of his. MadnessAddickted2TheReds said:So, I've just read that Northeast was wearing a jumper all day yesterday!!
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There was a strong Northeasterly breezeAddickted2TheReds said:So, I've just read that Northeast was wearing a jumper all day yesterday!!
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killerandflash said:
There was a strong Northeasterly breezeAddickted2TheReds said:So, I've just read that Northeast was wearing a jumper all day yesterday!!
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While Tredders has bowled 28 overs for 63, Qayyum's 7 overs went for 36, so not a good start for himAddick Addict said:
Riley has had two periods out through injury and only came back from the last one last week. The other aspect is that both Tredwell and Riley are off break bowlers whereas Qayyum is left arm orthodox.killerandflash said:I see Adam Riley is playing for the second 11 at the moment, surprised he's not in the 1st team ahead of Qayyum?
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One brings two...
Rabada gets Wright (60) and Brown (5). He's 3/57 from 22.1 overs.
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Brings 3...
Stevens gets Jordan c Tredwell 7 (25)
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A possible follow on?
Nah. Their tail will surely wag.0 -
Knackered bowlers in this heat might be a factor too.Addick Addict said:A possible follow on?
Nah. Their tail will surely wag.
Stevens and Claydon are no spring chickens.0 -
Tea.
253/6 - 97 overs.
32 overs remaining in the day.0 -
Well there's no realistic chance of winning if we bat again. The problem is that the spinners aren't a threat, and we are relying on the seamers to take wickets (with the new ball?)LenGlover said:
Knackered bowlers in this heat might be a factor too.Addick Addict said:A possible follow on?
Nah. Their tail will surely wag.
Stevens and Claydon are no spring chickens.
I see Ball has only bowled 4 overs, which seems rather low for someone I always thought of as all rounder?0 -
At tea, Sussex are still 172 runs short of the follow on target. Let's go for their throats lads. The bowlers might be knackered but they can have a rest tonight.0
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I agree we absolutely need to make them follow on if we can bowl them out in time but just question whether we are capable of bowling them out twice.killerandflash said:
Well there's no realistic chance of winning if we bat again. The problem is that the spinners aren't a threat, and we are relying on the seamers to take wickets (with the new ball?)LenGlover said:
Knackered bowlers in this heat might be a factor too.Addick Addict said:A possible follow on?
Nah. Their tail will surely wag.
Stevens and Claydon are no spring chickens.
I see Ball has only bowled 4 overs, which seems rather low for someone I always thought of as all rounder?0 -
273-72
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A run-out.
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Rabada's on again but can't get at Briggs0