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Would have been good to get more than one bonus point though Interview with Ross Taylor today now online https://audioboom.com/boos/4422649-ross-taylor-speaking-today-at-northampton

I know it has its own thread but sad to see James Taylor having to retire - what a fantastic streaky innings he made against the Aussies in his only ever game as a Sussex Cricketer, sad loss to the game but may not miss watching him pile up runs against us.

From the BBC website 'Prospects of play slim' Northants 481-7 v Sussex Posted at 11:27 BBC Sussex's Adrian Harms at Wantage Road: "Further inspection at 11.30, prospects of any play before lunch look slim."

Rain still keeping us from getting close to assessing our battling line up. Still Machan was injured day one with a blow to the head so hopefully allowing him to see straight before facing a ball in anger, Inspection at 11.30 Who remembers when county cricket was played in the summer...

I'm guessing it must be about one hitting a six so making a 100 then he gets out (say caught - can you be run out and cross) but they cross as mentioned then the other batsman hits a six on the last ball - hence three deliverys - this must have happened somewhere esp in 20 20 Opps read the...

May need to book a day off for it :thumbsup:

I loved this :thumbsup:

Great stating - we must have a few triple centurions must look it up - Muzza has two

Off for Bad light and rain Back to the Cricket Math over an early tea

Does he play in 20 20 finals and 50 over finals and plays every innings possible in CC games

Tail enders nervous about nursing Duckett to his 300

Duckett would only be Northamptons eight ever triple centurion (that was easier to say than the answer the next Cricket Maths puzzle).

This is the answer usually given - but I like the running 5 scenarios - it would be the most mental game ever i.e Wright not out 1653 Nash not out 0

I worked it out on running one to face each over - I think infinity could come into it now as you could run more than 5

Very close, could he not hit all sixes in the last over

I just realised the batsman would need to open as well

My donation to the Cricket Maths thread 50 over one day game, there are no wide balls, no wides, no extras and no overthrows. What is the maximum number of runs that a batsman could score in an ideal case scenario, having to keep strike for the next over.

Yes will be interesting how this pans out and if it changes the whoever wins the toss wins x amount of games

If it had been at Hove today would have been off a lot for rain

Apparently Brown has no choice all decided by the umpires this season - light has to improve from last reading from stumps prior to coming off for them to return