Durhamfootman wrote:closing in on a 200 run lead, with wickets in hand and plenty of time in the game
summat must be up
Has the pitch gone stone dead?
lead quickly moves to 209 with Chris Wright bowling something called 2bnb valued at 6 runs, seemingly
captaincolly wrote:Sounded as if conditions were still quote tricky for batting but the openers just played exceptionally well. If that is the case it's maybe good and bad news - good because even a modest target might be dependable but bad because there must be a great chance of a catastrophic collapse in the morning! Hopefully Lees will get a big hundred.
The lead is nearly 100 now but would anyone be surprised if the target set is under 200 even with 9 wickets in hand?
Durhamfootman wrote:captaincolly wrote:Sounded as if conditions were still quote tricky for batting but the openers just played exceptionally well. If that is the case it's maybe good and bad news - good because even a modest target might be dependable but bad because there must be a great chance of a catastrophic collapse in the morning! Hopefully Lees will get a big hundred.
The lead is nearly 100 now but would anyone be surprised if the target set is under 200 even with 9 wickets in hand?
oh ye of little faith
Durhamfootman wrote:I, on the other hand, am renowned for my levels of faith in teams that I support (which leaves me with Durham, England and GB, now that Newcastle Utd is off the menu)
I have no doubt at all that by COP we'll have a 400 and plenty lead and a whole day to bowl Leics out which we'll do comfortably
well....... I say no doubt, but I really mean just a little doubt
maybe even a bit more doubt than that, but not that much doubt really
unless we lose a couple early in the afternoon in which case the doubt levels will rise markedly
Oh dear..... this will never last
I can't look
westoelad wrote:Hey, the solution to the No3 spot has been with us all the time
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