And now Kent have declared and the match is drawn. You'd have thought Sam would have said give me a couple more overs of buffet bowling so I can get my 200, then we'll all hit the bar!
I'm sorry but HE is THE most ungainly international batsman I've ever seen. How he manages to mistime quite so many shots I will never know. And I'm not talking about Sam Northeast.
I'm sorry but HE is THE most ungainly international batsman I've ever seen. How he manages to mistime quite so many shots I will never know. And I'm not talking about Sam Northeast.
So Yorkshire become king-makers. Do they chase the win (needing 8 and over with 6 wickets left) and potentially hand the title to Middlesex, or do they weigh anchor and hand it to Somerset?
If Yorkshire resign to defeat and start blocking. Would Middlesex then employ buffet bowling to make Yorkshire think they're still in it, and therefore start playing shots again?
The main thing is that the wife's happy - took her shopping and out for lunch but suggested we come back for a few hours before we head off to the theatre.
Here's a question - is there a point at which Yorkshire will accept that they cannot win the game and therefore the title? If the answer is "no" then Somerset cannot win the title whereas at any other time Yorkshire would be doing their best to draw if they can't win the game.
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139 needed off 17 overs
I'm not too disappointed either ;-)
153-5 87 req'd off 10.1 overs.
or Somerset
or Yorkshire.
Looking good for Somerset
Middlesex 2.8
Yorkshire 20.0