Twenty20 2007 thread

[glyn]

Rain has delayed ourmatch against Durham tonight as well.

 

[CM]

4 no results out of 7 now, and I'm pretty sure we'll need something from the Lancashire game to qualify.

 

[fosseboy83]

never spent so much time in the cricketers:icon_bigg

 

[CM]

Theres always an upside I guess. Good pub

 

[bocadillo]

4 no results out of 7 now, and I'm pretty sure we'll need something from the Lancashire game to qualify.

The Lancashire ground is under water. That will almost certainly be 1 point for another 'no result'.

 

[fox58]

The Lancashire ground is under water. That will almost certainly be 1 point for another 'no result'.

could be enough to qualify as one of the best placed third teams, depending on which other teams manage to complete their games

 

[Hazzman]

The Lancashire ground is under water. That will almost certainly be 1 point for another 'no result'.

....or they will move the match to Blackpool or Liverpool.

 

[bocadillo]

....or they will move the match to Blackpool or Liverpool.

From what I hear, Lancashire have no intenetion of moving the game at all. There is certainly nothing on their website about doing so. Where did you get the idea from?

 

[fox58]

....or they will move the match to Blackpool or Liverpool.

they have so far sold over 11,000 tickets for this one can't see them moving it anywhere else

 

[Hazzman]

From what I hear, Lancashire have no intenetion of moving the game at all. There is certainly nothing on their website about doing so. Where did you get the idea from?

Worcestershire had to move from New Road because of flooding and they hastily arranged for the games to play at Kidderminster and a local county ground (which has never host a first-class match, it's tonight BTW)

 

[bocadillo]

Worcestershire had to move from New Road because of flooding and they hastily arranged for the games to play at Kidderminster and a local county ground (which has never host a first-class match, it's tonight BTW)

How is that relevant? Lancashire have no intention of moving the game: you said they would move to Blackpool or Liverpool.

 

[Hazzman]

How is that relevant? Lancashire have no intention of moving the game: you said they would move to Blackpool or Liverpool.

Worcestershire were unable to play on their home ground in an extreme circumstance, so they moved. Lancashire home ground is in disarray, so they may switch to Blackpool or Liverpool, two of their back-up grounds as an another option. Although, I doubt it in their group positon.

 

[homer]

Worcestershire were unable to play on their home ground in an extremely circumstance, so they moved. Lancashire home ground is in disarray, so they may switch to Blackpool or Liverpool, two of their back-up grounds as an another option. Although, I doubt it in their group positon.

It's always very worrying when you come across an extremely circumstance

 

[bocadillo]

Worcestershire were unable to play on their home ground in an extreme circumstance, so they moved. Lancashire home ground is in disarray, so they may switch to Blackpool or Liverpool, two of their back-up grounds as an another option. Although, I doubt it in their group positon.

It must be less painful hitting your head against a brick wall! Lancashire have already said that they have no intention of moving the game. Which part of that do you not understand?

 

[Brauny Blue]

It must be less painful hitting your head against a brick wall! Lancashire have already said that they have no intention of moving the game. Which part of that do you not understand?

Why should they move it. With how the lge tables stand i'm sure they would be happy with a point.

 

[fox58]

Worcestershire had to move from New Road because of flooding and they hastily arranged for the games to play at Kidderminster and a local county ground (which has never host a first-class match, it's tonight BTW)

worked out well for them the games been abandoned without a ball being bowled

 

[Jeff]

If the sheepshire v Lancs match goes ahead tonight, and the sheep have a big win, it could put us above Lancs on run rate...
Not likely to happen, but if it did happen I bet they'd then find a way to get tomorrow's match on!

 

[Jeff]

I'm listening to Surrey v Sussex.

Reduced to 5 overs, Sussex made 65-3.

Surrey's innings is about to start, if they win and Leicestershire's match tomorrow is called off it would mean Leics are almost certainly through.

 

[Brauny Blue]

Any news

 

[Jeff]

Surrey need 17 off the last over