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Archer goes plum LBW
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[Cricket] ***Sussex CCC v Leicestershire CCC, LVCC Div2, Hove, 4-7 September 2018,10.30 KO's***
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Horton's halftime iceberg
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323 for 8
Umpires take the players off for bad light
Umpires take the players off for bad light
Papa Lazarou
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And then they call bad light.
erkan
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Kept very low that one...
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Horton's halftime iceberg
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Hopefully we will get a quick 20-30 runs and then its down to see of our bowlers can get the line and length right. Would have been perfect set up for a pressure bowler like Magoffin of Lewry.
Whats the weather like back there today.
Whats the weather like back there today.
Papa Lazarou
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Very overcast this morning with rain not far away.... not great batting conditions.
Any chance of play starting at 10.30?
Papa Lazarou
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Thanks Papa. Might be worth going to Hove then.
ManOfSussex
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Not looking too promising over the border in Canterbury for Kent's game.
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Postman Pat
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Always amusing listening to the pre-game chat on internet, especially when they don't realise the mics are on....
Some effin and jeffin going on.
Some effin and jeffin going on.
Papa Lazarou
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Need 3 days of rain in Canterbury
Moshe Gariani
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Amazed that they have started on time at Hove.
Wouldn't be playing at the Saffs... Must be a bowling day - has worked out nicely for Sussex. Hope we take full advantage.
Just heard on commentary, however, that players from both sides last night talked about the pitch being a very good one. Having been there yesterday I am a bit surprised by that but, on reflection, I suppose 323-8 is not far off the sort of first day score that people want to see and does constitute a "proper pitch". Unlike the one at Canterbury.
Wouldn't be playing at the Saffs... Must be a bowling day - has worked out nicely for Sussex. Hope we take full advantage.
Just heard on commentary, however, that players from both sides last night talked about the pitch being a very good one. Having been there yesterday I am a bit surprised by that but, on reflection, I suppose 323-8 is not far off the sort of first day score that people want to see and does constitute a "proper pitch". Unlike the one at Canterbury.
Papa Lazarou
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The ESPN report mentioned that Sussex were saved by the stand between Jordan and Brown against a weakened attack on a decent wicket.
Moshe Gariani
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Yes that fits with the player reactions. I guess it is all relative. I was surprised to see the occasional ball keeping very low from the seamers (definitely did for Finch and Archer - and probably Wright...) and also some suggestion of early turn for the spinners... but I suppose a lack of sideways movement and the majority of balls coming onto the bat nicely are what qualifies it as a decent pitch.
Sussex heading for 350 and beyond suggests it must be a belter...!!
Papa Lazarou
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Yes that fits with the player reactions. I guess it is all relative. I was surprised to see the occasional ball keeping very low from the seamers (definitely did for Finch and Archer - and probably Wright...) and also some suggestion of early turn for the spinners... but I suppose a lack of sideways movement and the majority of balls coming onto the bat nicely are what qualifies it as a decent pitch.
Sussex heading for 350 and beyond suggests it must be a belter...!!
Need helpful ovehead conditions. Plus of course Archer is a level faster than most other country seamers.
Moshe Gariani
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That was a very interesting incident.
Is the logical end point of DRS usage in televised matches and borderline cheating by fielding teams in terms of how they appeal and try to get wickets by hook or by crook.
So much ambiguity and gross hypocrisy in the morals of cricket..
The same player who would never dream of walking himself feels perfectly entitled to dish out abuse to an opposing batsman who does exactly the same thing..!
Albion Robster
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4 batting points. Well played boys.