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England Cricket 2022
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I heard this game is not being counted as a first class match as NZ are using, more than 11 players, sad for Compton if it's true.Addick Addict said:Good day for the Porter family connections on here and for Kent fans too - Jamie returned figures of 10-2-31-5 against NZ yesterday and Ben Compton currently sits on 56 (145) out of a score of 112-1 and has outscored his opening partner, Sibley, in both innings.
The First Class Counties side require another 152 runs to win the game and Compton currently has 973 runs to his name, more than any other player in the country, so he could reach the 1,000 mark today and before the end of May - an incredible achievement considering, at the age of 28, this is the first time he has been given a proper opportunity as a pro.1 -
It's a good idea to have a decent side for the Kiwis to warm up against, players who've played for England previously (like Sibley) or who have realistic aspirations of a call up
It's not good for the survival of Test cricket to have touring sides completely underprepared for the 1st Test3 -
I think you might be right there. But try telling a Kent supporter that he didn't reach, if he does, 1,000 runs by the end of May!Johnnysummers5 said:
I heard this game is not being counted as a first class match as NZ are using, more than 11 players, sad for Compton if it's true.Addick Addict said:Good day for the Porter family connections on here and for Kent fans too - Jamie returned figures of 10-2-31-5 against NZ yesterday and Ben Compton currently sits on 56 (145) out of a score of 112-1 and has outscored his opening partner, Sibley, in both innings.
The First Class Counties side require another 152 runs to win the game and Compton currently has 973 runs to his name, more than any other player in the country, so he could reach the 1,000 mark today and before the end of May - an incredible achievement considering, at the age of 28, this is the first time he has been given a proper opportunity as a pro.0 -
The way Compton is playing, he looks a better bet for England, than Crawley on current formAddick Addict said:
I think you might be right there. But try telling a Kent supporter that he didn't reach, if he does, 1,000 runs by the end of May!Johnnysummers5 said:
I heard this game is not being counted as a first class match as NZ are using, more than 11 players, sad for Compton if it's true.Addick Addict said:Good day for the Porter family connections on here and for Kent fans too - Jamie returned figures of 10-2-31-5 against NZ yesterday and Ben Compton currently sits on 56 (145) out of a score of 112-1 and has outscored his opening partner, Sibley, in both innings.
The First Class Counties side require another 152 runs to win the game and Compton currently has 973 runs to his name, more than any other player in the country, so he could reach the 1,000 mark today and before the end of May - an incredible achievement considering, at the age of 28, this is the first time he has been given a proper opportunity as a pro.1 -
Anyone going to the Lord's Test?
We're going Friday.1 -
Going ThursdayCovered End said:Anyone going to the Lord's Test?
We're going Friday.
As not even the current England team could lose within 2 days, (weather permitting) we both should be ok for some play
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Compton reaches his 1002
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Yep , going Friday tooCovered End said:Anyone going to the Lord's Test?
We're going Friday.0 -
Get him in the team for Lords!Addick Addict said:Compton reaches his 1003 -
going Saturday and Sunday1
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20,000 tickets still available over the 5 days apparently.0
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The tickets are over priced. They keep putting the prices up, but there's a limit when you considerCovered End said:20,000 tickets still available over the 5 days apparently.
a) In June, so not peak summer
b) Everyone likes the Kiwis, but it's not the Ashes in terms of public interest (or an Asian opponent who'll attract big support from their followers)
c) England are rubbish at the moment3 -
d) It's going to piss down on Sunday although we will probably lost by then.0
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£10 tickets for Monday.
I'll possibly go to see us wrap the match up
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Yeah, just had a quick look & plenty of tickets available.
At £100+ a ticket, I'm not surprised0 -
I did pay for the tickets on Thursday and thought that it was farcically expensive. You could get a half Millwall season ticket for the same price and about 2 games at the Valley in the east stand0
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Is it unusual to name the team the day before?
I can't recall England doing it too often0 -
I would have Brook before Bairstow, and hope Pope can play at 3, but to my knowledge he has never played there1
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home team tends to name a day or two before the match, touring team names the team at the toss.Gravesend_Addick said:Is it unusual to name the team the day before?
I can't recall England doing it too often0 - Sponsored links:
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broad and jimmy straight back into the team, none of that rotating nonsense.1
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It's a shame for Brook that the two most rickety spots in the side are the openers1
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With just three players under the age of 29, the average age of our side is 30 and the New Zealand's is likely to be even older. Test cricket isn't a young man's game is it.0
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Understand what you're saying but, as McCullum himself has said, in England's current predicament, it's about winning test matchesAddick Addict said:With just three players under the age of 29, the average age of our side is 30 and the New Zealand's is likely to be even older. Test cricket isn't a young man's game is it.3 -
Went to the O2 yesterday to see Alan Partridge. Nipped for a quick leak and stood next to Jimmy Anderson at the urinals. Never experienced stage fright like it 5
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When you saw him did you go "AHA"?Pelling1993 said:Went to the O2 yesterday to see Alan Partridge. Nipped for a quick leak and stood next to Jimmy Anderson at the urinals. Never experienced stage fright like it4 -
The younger bowlers are all injured, while the younger batsmen have struggled to score enough runs...Addick Addict said:With just three players under the age of 29, the average age of our side is 30 and the New Zealand's is likely to be even older. Test cricket isn't a young man's game is it.
Lets face it neither Pope nor Crawley exactly justify their places on recent England form either.1 -
Strange picking Bairstow as he hasnt played any red ball cricket.What was the point of picking Brook? I would of played him ahead of Bairstow.Happy for Matty Potts.We've hopefully got a good one there.Will learn a lot from Broad and Anderson Also dont understand why Leach is playing.Root is a capable spinner and we could of picked Craig Overton instead incase Stokes breaks down.Its been a while so im happy to see test match cricket back.0
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I did request he smelt my cheese, but it fell on deaf earskillerandflash said:
When you saw him did you go "AHA"?Pelling1993 said:Went to the O2 yesterday to see Alan Partridge. Nipped for a quick leak and stood next to Jimmy Anderson at the urinals. Never experienced stage fright like it2 -
Managed to get tickets for Thursday for £80 & Friday for £75. Still a pisstake but slightly better than the £130 per day they should have been2
