Barsiem Posted Wednesday at 13:45 Posted Wednesday at 13:45 Thanks for the summary Gloucester Saint Vince has been nominated for new T20 HoF. He's good a good shout of getting in I'd say https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/25987683.hampshire-legend-vince-shortlisted-t20-hall-fame-induction/ 2
Picard Posted Wednesday at 15:25 Posted Wednesday at 15:25 1 hour ago, Barsiem said: Thanks for the summary Gloucester Saint Vince has been nominated for new T20 HoF. He's good a good shout of getting in I'd say https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/25987683.hampshire-legend-vince-shortlisted-t20-hall-fame-induction/ The public can vote on this though a panel of judges will have the final say. Is Vince supposed to be playing in the PSL this year? I haven't seen him in any of the teams so far. 1
Weston Saint Posted Thursday at 12:21 Posted Thursday at 12:21 (edited) I think this might be another year of transition in the Championship but confident we will end up in the top 5. Adi Birell will be a big miss for his man management skills, but in Domingo I think we have a skilled coach, and I am backing him to be a big success. Batting wise, we need to have a good opening pair who can stick around. Then we have excellent players to follow that through. Middleton Orr or Albert Gubbins Lehmann Prest or Mayes or Weatherley Brown Dawson Yusuf Abbott Wheal or Currie or Turner Baker or Lumsden or Jack That leaves Organ and Kelly on the sides for now Edit, and Fuller who I assume is injured Expecting us to be there or there abouts for white ball. Edited Thursday at 13:22 by Weston Saint
Weston Saint Posted Thursday at 13:21 Posted Thursday at 13:21 Since my review above Hampshire have named 13 for Essex Game Kyle Abbott (87) Eddie Jack (91) Toby Albert (15) Jake Lehmann (33) Sonny Baker (95) Ben Mayes (21) Ben Brown Captain † (10) Tom Prest (24) Scott Currie (44) Joe Weatherley (5) Liam Dawson (8) Codi Yusuf (39) Nick Gubbins (31) So no Orr or Middleton so it will be interesting to see who opens. My take Weatherly Albert Gubbins Lemann Prest Brown Dawson Mayes Yusuf Abbott Baker
Lighthouse Posted Friday at 08:14 Posted Friday at 08:14 I'll go with something similar except Jack in for Mayes. Unfortunately it looks like the weather is going to delay play today.
Gloucester Saint Posted Friday at 11:51 Posted Friday at 11:51 Baker got rid of Paul Walter - Essex 27-2. Abbott got his former colleague Elgar early, which will have been music to his ears, but he kept composed.
Hodgey Posted Friday at 12:05 Posted Friday at 12:05 Interesting line up - are Orr, Albert and Middleton injured or dropped ? assume Weatherly will move back up to open with Lehman ? Surprised Prest is in after his awful season Need the batting to fire this year, poor batting should have seen us relegated last year were it not for Durham’s total collapse.
Window Cleaner Posted Friday at 15:36 Author Posted Friday at 15:36 3 hours ago, Hodgey said: Interesting line up - are Orr, Albert and Middleton injured or dropped ? assume Weatherly will move back up to open with Lehman ? Surprised Prest is in after his awful season Need the batting to fire this year, poor batting should have seen us relegated last year were it not for Durham’s total collapse. Didn't catch what he said about Orr, but KJ says Albert and Middleton didn't make the team although fit. Albert was fielding a couple of minutes ago. Not a bad start but the bowlers now look to be labouring, decent wicket perhaps. KJ has also just said "Staying up will be seen as job done". Nothing like a bit of ambition then !!
Window Cleaner Posted Friday at 16:35 Author Posted Friday at 16:35 (edited) 1 hour ago, Window Cleaner said: KJ has also just said "Staying up will be seen as job done". Nothing like a bit of ambition then !! Although from what I've seen this afternoon this perhaps looks about right. The bowling isn't very good so far. Jack and the new chap don't look like world beaters. Whatever happened to Turner ? Edited Friday at 16:54 by Window Cleaner
Hodgey Posted Friday at 17:53 Posted Friday at 17:53 We’ve got a lot of seam bowlers - Wheal / Turner / Currie / Baker / Jack new guy yet they all seem to be way off Abbot standard. Similar with the young batters I guess giving them another year makes sense - or maybe the club/players will go white ball only route.
Gloucester Saint Posted Friday at 21:26 Posted Friday at 21:26 (edited) 4 hours ago, Window Cleaner said: Although from what I've seen this afternoon this perhaps looks about right. The bowling isn't very good so far. Jack and the new chap don't look like world beaters. Whatever happened to Turner ? Eddie Jack is a good prospect, Baker bowled well earlier in the day. Weatherley’s drop of Tom Westley might hurt us if he hasn’t broken a finger and returns tomorrow. Key learning for our batters is to keep it tight first 20-30 overs when it’s doing plenty and then the conditions get better and you can cash in like the Essex middle order has. Edited Friday at 21:26 by Gloucester Saint
Picard Posted Friday at 22:43 Posted Friday at 22:43 1 hour ago, Gloucester Saint said: Eddie Jack is a good prospect, Baker bowled well earlier in the day. Weatherley’s drop of Tom Westley might hurt us if he hasn’t broken a finger and returns tomorrow. Key learning for our batters is to keep it tight first 20-30 overs when it’s doing plenty and then the conditions get better and you can cash in like the Essex middle order has. New rule this season that injured players can be replaced with a substitute that takes a full part in the game. Wesley has been replaced by Thain. As you say great care will be needed as Porter and Cook open the Essex bowling. 1
Window Cleaner Posted yesterday at 14:18 Author Posted yesterday at 14:18 15 hours ago, Picard said: New rule this season that injured players can be replaced with a substitute that takes a full part in the game. Wesley has been replaced by Thain. As you say great care will be needed as Porter and Cook open the Essex bowling. But apparently subs have to be like for like. I think they said that you can't replace a batter with a pace bowler. Still out in the field, Essex nigh on 400 on the board and looking to be in an armchair. As KJ said this morning, we're probably a senior bowler short.
Gloucester Saint Posted yesterday at 16:22 Posted yesterday at 16:22 (edited) Bad light, Essex declared at 461/7. Possible play will re-start but less likely. Assuming it doesn’t, new ball didn’t do anything today unlike yesterday and Harmer, who is a decent lower order bat but not an all rounder, getting 71 no removes any excuses for the Hants top order. Getting past the follow on figure is the first key task. Edited yesterday at 16:23 by Gloucester Saint
Window Cleaner Posted yesterday at 16:46 Author Posted yesterday at 16:46 21 minutes ago, Gloucester Saint said: Bad light, Essex declared at 461/7. Possible play will re-start but less likely. Assuming it doesn’t, new ball didn’t do anything today unlike yesterday and Harmer, who is a decent lower order bat but not an all rounder, getting 71 no removes any excuses for the Hants top order. Getting past the follow on figure is the first key task. We might have been better served if the game hadn't restarted. Gubbins bowled 3rd ball, he really isn't an opener. Just don't understand leaving 3 openers out of the side. Apparently the new coach is a bit harder on them than the old one. Must have seen stuff that displeased him I suppose.
Hodgey Posted yesterday at 16:53 Posted yesterday at 16:53 It’s very early days but I think success this year will be staying up - not convinced that squad has the ability to do it, particularly the batting which looks incredibly weak (and the bowling as we see today seems to require favourable conditions - we lack a genuine strike bowler and mystery spin) maybe this new coach can get the talent out of these youngsters more consistently rather than the flashes seen so far 1
Gloucester Saint Posted yesterday at 17:47 Posted yesterday at 17:47 (edited) 1 hour ago, Window Cleaner said: We might have been better served if the game hadn't restarted. Gubbins bowled 3rd ball, he really isn't an opener. Just don't understand leaving 3 openers out of the side. Apparently the new coach is a bit harder on them than the old one. Must have seen stuff that displeased him I suppose. Prest at #3 is mystifying as well. He can score a few when the mood takes him in white ball - although was poor even in One Day Cup last year - but very little defensive technique and better off trying to develop his bowling and have him coming in at 7 or 8 to smack a few runs with the tail. Horrible dismissal today. Or maybe use him for white ball only. Lehmann looks like he is motivated at least which is a rarity in this squad. Relying on him to go on tomorrow, Brown and Dawson. Because there isn’t much else really in terms of Division One calibre batting. Edited yesterday at 17:49 by Gloucester Saint
Gloucester Saint Posted yesterday at 17:58 Posted yesterday at 17:58 (edited) 1 hour ago, Hodgey said: It’s very early days but I think success this year will be staying up - not convinced that squad has the ability to do it, particularly the batting which looks incredibly weak (and the bowling as we see today seems to require favourable conditions - we lack a genuine strike bowler and mystery spin) maybe this new coach can get the talent out of these youngsters more consistently rather than the flashes seen so far Realistically Kevin James is right, we’re a poor red ball side and staying up under our own steam would represent progress. There’s a bit of Saints 08/09 there. Key will be the Leicestershire and Sussex games plus anyone else drawn in at the bottom. Win/do not lose those and it doesn’t matter about the other games where we get a few hidings by an innings off Surrey/Essex/Notts/Warwicks and at least a couple will be rain draws. Edited yesterday at 17:59 by Gloucester Saint
Window Cleaner Posted 8 hours ago Author Posted 8 hours ago (edited) Shambles. Lehmann stupid stroke, Brown just left it to hit the stumps. 54/5 Edited 8 hours ago by Window Cleaner
Gloucester Saint Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago (edited) Abbott and Jack at least getting Hants to lunch. Some awful dismissals this morning again. Porter, Cook and Snater are very handy bowlers at this level but peak Anderson, Broad and Harmison they are not. Really shouldn’t be 140 ao in blameless conditions. Backbone lacking again amongst the batsman. I know they’re facing higher end D1 bowlers and our squad is really D2 but at least make an effort. Look at Saints last night. Domingo reckons he’s a disciplinarian, let’s see. Edited 6 hours ago by Gloucester Saint
Window Cleaner Posted 5 hours ago Author Posted 5 hours ago Why is Weatherly still here? Totally incomprehensible. Never been any good really but still gets a game. 1
Lighthouse Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago Well it’s only taken until the afternoon on day three for us to actually resemble something like a professional cricket team, with bat or ball. 2
Gloucester Saint Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago (edited) 1 hour ago, Window Cleaner said: Why is Weatherly still here? Totally incomprehensible. Never been any good really but still gets a game. Needs to be loaned to D2 if anyone will have him (market for low/slow scoring opening with limited defence technique is vanishingly small), or more likely Minor Counties for Dorset or Wiltshire combined with a non-cricket job. Prest by contrast does have talent and needs to convert this fifty into a hundred now he’s got himself in. Gubbins can stick around. Edited 3 hours ago by Gloucester Saint
Gloucester Saint Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 2 hours ago, Lighthouse said: Well it’s only taken until the afternoon on day three for us to actually resemble something like a professional cricket team, with bat or ball. Spoke a bit too soon. Sussex also look set to beat Leics, wiping out their minus points. Long way to go but Leics and Hants look strong favourites to drop.
Window Cleaner Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago Substandard side. Unexplainable really. Nothing new,no known problem addressed once again. 1
Window Cleaner Posted 47 minutes ago Author Posted 47 minutes ago (edited) 10 minutes ago, badgerx16 said: We're not very good. Well we suspected that might be the case. That's not the problem, why can't we do anything about it is. A lot of players in the evening of their careers and very,very little coming through really. The Alberts and Middletons aren't all that young by sports standards. Our bowling wasn't anywhere near good enough, there's no way our batting was going to get anywhere near saving the follow on. Prest and Gubbins made a bit of a stand in our second innings but the rest .... Edited 46 minutes ago by Window Cleaner 1
Gloucester Saint Posted 42 minutes ago Posted 42 minutes ago 11 minutes ago, badgerx16 said: We're not very good. I’d be checking flights back to SA rapidly if I were Russell Domingo. 156 and 168 all out on a shirtfront to decent but journeyman bowlers (with the exception of Simon Harmer). If it was football, you’d be looking for 9 new players to go with Abbott and Dawson (even he had a very poor game).
Lighthouse Posted 26 minutes ago Posted 26 minutes ago Lose our last eight wickets for 68 runs, just awful.
Window Cleaner Posted 26 minutes ago Author Posted 26 minutes ago 13 minutes ago, Gloucester Saint said: I’d be checking flights back to SA rapidly if I were Russell Domingo. 156 and 168 all out on a shirtfront to decent but journeyman bowlers (with the exception of Simon Harmer). If it was football, you’d be looking for 9 new players to go with Abbott and Dawson (even he had a very poor game). Journeymen? Cook is a good bowler, better than anything we had in this game. Quick,straight and gets mouvement. Critchley, well that's Roy of the Rovers stuff innit.
Window Cleaner Posted 22 minutes ago Author Posted 22 minutes ago 3 minutes ago, Lighthouse said: Lose our last eight wickets for 68 runs, just awful. I think we just gave up, we were never going to save the game anyway. 1
Gloucester Saint Posted 18 minutes ago Posted 18 minutes ago 7 minutes ago, Window Cleaner said: Journeymen? Cook is a good bowler, better than anything we had in this game. Quick,straight and gets mouvement. Critchley, well that's Roy of the Rovers stuff innit. Very good county bowler but saw him struggle v Zimbabwe bowling at sub-80mph at times.
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