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Cricket => Essex Second XI => Topic started by: JasonP on April 23, 2019, 12:05:54 PM
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https://live.nvplay.com/ecb/#mf89a6739-b84c-477f-be0f-bf2d1309e4bb
Just checked the score the number of extras can't be right surely! 49 and not even lunch on day 1. Must be in line for some kind of record!
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Snater again showing that he can hit the ball a long way - this is his third big score coming in down the order. Potentially a useful all-rounder.
Currently 83 not out, x4 6s
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Snater again showing that he can hit the ball a long way - this is his third big score coming in down the order. Potentially a useful all-rounder.
Currently 83 not out, x4 6s
Well he's doing better than Coles.
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149 not out....
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149 not out....
Against a weak bowling attack.
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Where's Nick Browne disappeared to? Is he injured as well?
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Where's Nick Browne disappeared to? Is he injured as well?
There was a comment on the unofficial Essex fans FB page that he hurt his ankle warming up for the second eleven last week.
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Where's Nick Browne disappeared to? Is he injured as well?
There was a comment on the unofficial Essex fans FB page that he hurt his ankle warming up for the second eleven last week.
Slipped over on a doughnut?
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Doughnut?
Reminds me of the time cookery presenter Johnny Craddock looked into the camera, and said " may all you doughnuts turn out like Fanny's".
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Doughnut?
Reminds me of the time cookery presenter Johnny Craddock looked into the camera, and said " may all you doughnuts turn out like Fanny's".
Oh dear. Nurse, he’s out of bed again!
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Back in the 1970s my mate worked in Tesco in Braintree. He reckoned the Craddocks were often in there, and there was usually plenty of booze in Johnny's trolley.
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Back in the 1970s my mate worked in Tesco in Braintree. He reckoned the Craddocks were often in there, and there was usually plenty of booze in Johnny's trolley.
Cradock, Cradock. She was from Leytonstone, born not far from the ECCC practice ground.
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He reckoned the Craddocks were often in there, and there was usually plenty of booze in Johnny's trolley.
An advanced state of inebriation was the only way to survive marriage to Fanny I reckon.
& wash down her stodgy food.
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Could we remain on topic please gentlemen?
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Getting back to the beginning of the thread. Kent had three wicket keepers in their first team squad at Bristol so it appeared a rookie wicketkeeper was at Tunbridge Wells (not sure but I think another player out of their twelve may have kept pm). However Kent bowled badly in the morning, spraying it everywhere and the wicketkeeper had no chance in stopping some of the wide deliveries. Yes Snater did bat exceptionally well
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Snater again showing that he can hit the ball a long way - this is his third big score coming in down the order. Potentially a useful all-rounder.
Currently 83 not out, x4 6s
He's playing for Kent today, along with James Harris, against Pakistan as "a guest player" as Kent have a few injuries.
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40 no balls in Essex 1st innings, 30 no balls in Kent 1st innings, Zero no balls in Kent's 2nd innings. Did they change the umpires or remark the creases?
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Back in the 1970s my mate worked in Tesco in Braintree. He reckoned the Craddocks were often in there, and there was usually plenty of booze in Johnny's trolley.
Cradock, Cradock. She was from Leytonstone, born not far from the ECCC practice ground.
Craddock used to play for us - bowled leggies. Was it Fanny or Johnny or Tom?
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Craddock used to play for us - bowled leggies.
Didn't pull up any trees.
Still one of the better signings of the he who must not be named era.
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Fanny Cradock. One D.
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I always felt Tom Craddock didn't get a fair chance with us, to think Monty got preference!!
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Agree on Tom C. I recall him batting very sensibly, I think on debut, in a game at Garon Park.
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I always felt Tom Craddock didn't get a fair chance with us, to think Monty got preference!!
The only reason Monty was signed in the first place was that Craddock missed the last 6 weeks of the 2013 season for personal reasons.
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Looks like we are doing well today - 9 Kent bowlers used so far.
We are currently 382 for 2 - Chopra 220 no (207 balls) and Khushi 107 no (143 balls).
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We closed on 521-4, Chopra 267, Kushi 154*. A very weak Kent attack apart from Podmore. Browne still looked out of nick, not surprisingly.
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Close match.
https://live.nvplay.com/ecb/#m0565e5f9-dd9a-4b05-87ed-c589220b6903
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Only a Friendly but a win by 575 runs must be up there as one of their biggest ever wins.
Interesting that Buttleman was keeper in the first innings and Pepper in the second.
Hope they are not doing a Shilton / Clemence "take it in turns" rota.
Decide on the best keeper, and let them keep full time.
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Only a Friendly but a win by 575 runs must be up there as one of their biggest ever wins.
Interesting that Buttleman was keeper in the first innings and Pepper in the second.
Hope they are not doing a Shilton / Clemence "take it in turns" rota.
Decide on the best keeper, and let them keep full time.
From what little i saw the game was a waste of time. K*nt were useless.