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ECB’s “The Hundred”
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Crusty54 said:golfaddick said:Dont generally watch the 100 (cant be doing with 5 balls being called a "set" and not an "over") but watched it tonight.
Anyone care to explain who are the Oval Invincibles, London Brave & Southern Softies (or whatever they are called). I had no idea who I should be supporting (usually Kent) but chose the Invincibles as the Oval is only 10 miles up the road. Are they based on counties or is it a draft / auction like the IPL.
https://www.thehundred.com/info/how-player-selection-works
The women's team were meant to have played at Beckenham as an encouragement for Kent to adopt this franchise, but that never happened, so it has the feel of a Surrey team, led by Billings.0 -
I enjoyed the few games I watched this Hundred .. bowlers had a better deal with a higher seamed ball meaning closer, lower scoring games .. good crowds who seemed to have a good time0
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Thanks for the clarification.0
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Me and Mrs MAM had the first taste of it on TV last couple of weeks and quite enjoyed it.
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killerandflash said:Crusty54 said:golfaddick said:Dont generally watch the 100 (cant be doing with 5 balls being called a "set" and not an "over") but watched it tonight.
Anyone care to explain who are the Oval Invincibles, London Brave & Southern Softies (or whatever they are called). I had no idea who I should be supporting (usually Kent) but chose the Invincibles as the Oval is only 10 miles up the road. Are they based on counties or is it a draft / auction like the IPL.
https://www.thehundred.com/info/how-player-selection-works
The women's team were meant to have played at Beckenham as an encouragement for Kent to adopt this franchise, but that never happened, so it has the feel of a Surrey team, led by Billings.
Trust me as a Surrey fan I want nothing to do with this utter wankfest of a competition.
The 50 over competition which is now nearly over has been reduced to nothing more than a reserve competition and the county championship sees hardly any games in the height of summer.
Call themselves whatever they like but I will never associate the Oval Invicibles or whatever with my county.2