[Cricket] *** Royal London One Day Cup - Sussex v Kent at Hove, May 17th 2018 ***

Moshe Gariani

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Blind Pugh said:

I look forward to him delivering on that as I assume you do as well.

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Yes, very much so. George is a lovely local lad who has worked very hard on developing his considerable "talent" (he is naturally athletic which makes him able to bowl exceptionally fast and also helps him to be a brilliant fielder).

He is an attacking sort of a bowler - more yorkers and bouncers than the average seamer - which will mean he is a bit more prone to good days and bad days (Mitchell Johnson?) especially at this stage of his development.

Who knows if he will ultimately become a fully fledged success as a professional cricketer? Better judges than us consider him to be a very good prospect so my vote is for giving him all the support and best wishes available.

 

Moshe Gariani

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Come on Sussex...!!!

 

Perry Milkins

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Moshe Gariani said:

Yes, very much so. George is a lovely local lad who has worked very hard on developing his considerable "talent" (he is naturally athletic which makes him able to bowl exceptionally fast and also helps him to be a brilliant fielder).

He is an attacking sort of a bowler - more yorkers and bouncers than the average seamer - which will mean he is a bit more prone to good days and bad days (Mitchell Johnson?) especially at this stage of his development.

Who knows if he will ultimately become a fully fledged success as a professional cricketer? Better judges than us consider him to be a very good prospect so my vote is for giving him all the support and best wishes available.

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Ok, sold on this.

One Georgie Garton, there's only one Georgie Garton...

 

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Petee

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142-7

Briggs 7-1-12-3

Drugs test required.

 

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Petee said:

142-7

Briggs 7-1-12-3

Drugs test required.

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Still got enough already

 

Papa Lazarou

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150 for 8

 

Mackenzie

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Good to see Briggs bowling well. I’ve been a bit underwhelmed by him, hopefully the start of a good season for him.

 

Moshe Gariani

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Luke Wells 10-0-30-2

Danny Briggs 10-1-23-3

 

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Petee

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'Let's see off the spin bowlers and have a go with pace on the ball'

Ollie Robinson back on.

Wicket.

165-9

 

Moshe Gariani

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Petee said:

'Let's see off the spin bowlers and have a go with pace on the ball'

Ollie Robinson back on.

Wicket.

165-9

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Carrying one's bat must be quite unusual in these games - chance now.

Bell-Drummond got runs last year too. Hope the result will be the same.

 

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Petee

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http://www.espncricinfo.com/series/...nt-south-group-royal-london-one-day-cup-2018/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/scorecard/ECKO43044

Wells getting an 11th over?

 

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Petee

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Petee said:

http://www.espncricinfo.com/series/...nt-south-group-royal-london-one-day-cup-2018/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/scorecard/ECKO43044

Wells getting an 11th over?

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Changing to Sharma now. Can see how you would get mixed up, they look the same and have similar bowling actions

 

Frankie

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Now the tricky part

 

hans kraay fan club

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Textbook 10th wicket partnership gathering pace.

or not.

 

Horton's halftime iceberg

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Going to be a close finish at the end of our innings. This total (188) maybe beyond our top order but the lower order may wag.

 

Perry Milkins

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Horton's halftime iceberg said:

Going to be a close finish at the end of our innings. This total (188) maybe beyond our top order but the lower order may wag.

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Our tail has been wagging furiously like a randy dog in a kennel full of bitches..

 

Mackenzie

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***Kent winning margin sweepsteak***

46 runs

 

Moshe Gariani

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Watching on the stream - some balls have kept low from the seamers and the spinners were tricky to get away...

Not going to be easy. Hopefully our boys will be able to get the job done by hook or by crook.

 

Moshe Gariani

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*** "Number of wickets lost by Sussex" Sweepstake ***

0= Blind Pugh
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5= Moshe Gariani
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8= Horton's Halftime Iceberg
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10= Mackenzie, Hans Kraay Fan Club, Dazzer6666

 

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hans kraay fan club

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Mackenzie said:

***Kent winning margin sweepsteak***

46 runs

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TWO runs

#SoNearYetSoFar

#DefeatFromTheJawsOfVictory