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Notts vs. Yorks

ivansneck
in Granny Pie's General Discussion

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#1

Just been to the first day at TB. Notts bowled out for 261 - is that a good score or not? Both sides at full strength with 13 England players on the field. How about this for a tes team made from both sides:

Hales, Lyth, Ballance, Root, Patel, Bairstow, Read, Broad, Rashid, Plunkett and Gurney?

Or ODI team:

Hales, Lumb, Root, Patel, Bairstow, Read, Broad, Rashid, Willey, Plunkett and Gurney. I think either team coould beat a rest-of-England XI at either format.

 

#3

Decent effort from the bowlers to dismiss Yorkshire for 290, a lead of just 29 so still all to play for.

Interesting to see Stuart Broad as the only wicketless Notts bowler!

What right do you have to tell me I'm wrong?  You're not my Granddaughter.

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#4

Incredible finish and probably a draw was fair in the end. Yorkshire had a real go for it an I thought for most of the afternoon they'd win. However, it all came down to the last ball after 4 days play - Sky must have been delighted to have chosen that game to televise. Pity Broady couldn't knock over Jack Brooks with the last 2 balls. Great century from Chris Read.

#5

An epic game, even going into the last hour all three results were possible.  There's a really good review of the match on the cricinfo site for anyone interested:

http://www.espncricinfo.com/county-cricket-2016/content/story/1008315.html

What right do you have to tell me I'm wrong?  You're not my Granddaughter.

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