Durhamfootman wrote:off for the light
Moores still there on 40. It really was a dolly that Borthwick spurned when he was on 8
could have had them all out by now
Don't know if there's such a thing as a dolly in these conditions DF.
Durhamfootman wrote:off for the light
Moores still there on 40. It really was a dolly that Borthwick spurned when he was on 8
could have had them all out by now
westoelad wrote:Durhamfootman wrote:off for the light
Moores still there on 40. It really was a dolly that Borthwick spurned when he was on 8
could have had them all out by now
Don't know if there's such a thing as a dolly in these conditions DF.
Durhamfootman wrote:westoelad wrote:Durhamfootman wrote:off for the light
Moores still there on 40. It really was a dolly that Borthwick spurned when he was on 8
could have had them all out by now
Don't know if there's such a thing as a dolly in these conditions DF.
tickled gently straight to him, no pace, straight to his hands, didn't even have to move. If that's not a dolly, I don't know what is. The second one flashed straight through him and he could only get a fingertip to it, which hurt, by the looks of it. The 3rd one flew straight through the whole cordon, the 4th one hit the ground before flying through the cordon. All bar the first went for 4 runs. Charmed life, Peter's boy.
Arthur Crabtree wrote: Fletcher often seems to chip in with a few runs.
Durhamfootman wrote:I look at Moores 96 and reflect that he should have been out for 8
Game is in the balance, but we should have bowled them out for 100 less than we did and should be in a very dominant position right now. That's sport, I suppose. Not every easy catch is taken and sometimes players hold on to remarkable catches they have no business holding on to
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