News from God's Own County (TM) (aka Yorkshire) - Page 10

Dpressed · 14th June 2007, 14:20

Guess what. After all I've said Pyrah bowled poorly yesterday, so of course he got his full 10 overs !!

p.s. Nothants were robbed.

square leg umpire · 14th June 2007, 21:43

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Originally Posted by Dpressed

Guess what. After all I've said Pyrah bowled poorly yesterday, so of course he got his full 10 overs !!

p.s. Nothants were robbed.

True. Northants scored 300 odd at over 6 an over and lost 4 wickets. Yorkshire batted 20 0overs for 118 at less than 6 an over and lost 2 wickets, but won. How is this possible? If Nothants had lost 8 or 9 wickets I could understand it.

sillypoint · 14th June 2007, 21:49

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Originally Posted by square leg umpire

True. Northants scored 300 odd at over 6 an over and lost 4 wickets. Yorkshire batted 20 0overs for 118 at less than 6 an over and lost 2 wickets, but won. How is this possible? If Nothants had lost 8 or 9 wickets I could understand it.

Wickets lost in the first innings don't matter, only the score in the first innings matters.

square leg umpire · 14th June 2007, 22:11

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Originally Posted by sillypoint

Wickets lost in the first innings don't matter, only the score in the first innings matters.

Northants still had a better scoring rate. How come they lost?

Dpressed · 15th June 2007, 10:27

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Originally Posted by square leg umpire

Northants still had a better scoring rate. How come they lost?

Where have you been for the last 10 years? We now use Duckworth Lewis to decide 1 day games rather than scoring rate. D-L takes wickets lost for the innings in progress into consideration & because Yorks had only lost 2 wickets the D-L 'par' score after the 21st over was 118. If Yorks had lost 1 wicket the par score would have been lower & if they had lost 3 it would have been higher.

btw The number of wickets lost by Northants would have only been taken into consideration if their innings had been closed before they had the full 50 overs. e.g. If Northants had only had 40 of their 50 overs. Then because Northants were only 4 down this would probably have caused Yorks to have to chase more than Northants got in the same number of overs.

square leg umpire · 15th June 2007, 17:54

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Originally Posted by Dpressed

Where have you been for the last 10 years? We now use Duckworth Lewis to decide 1 day games rather than scoring rate. D-L takes wickets lost for the innings in progress into consideration & because Yorks had only lost 2 wickets the D-L 'par' score after the 21st over was 118. If Yorks had lost 1 wicket the par score would have been lower & if they had lost 3 it would have been higher.

btw The number of wickets lost by Northants would have only been taken into consideration if their innings had been closed before they had the full 50 overs. e.g. If Northants had only had 40 of their 50 overs. Then because Northants were only 4 down this would probably have caused Yorks to have to chase more than Northants got in the same number of overs.

Thank you. The D/L makes Einstein's Theory of Relativity seem simple.

sharky · 16th June 2007, 13:36

Chris Adams's first game at Yorkshire since turning down the job (rightfully as he would have been doing the job of Gough, Moxon and Rudolph by himself). Shame the rain is ruining it. Mushy vs Rashid is an interesting contest

**Rey** · 17th June 2007, 23:15

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Originally Posted by sharky

Chris Adams's first game at Yorkshire since turning down the job (rightfully as he would have been doing the job of Gough, Moxon and Rudolph by himself). Shame the rain is ruining it. Mushy vs Rashid is an interesting contest

Advantage Yorkshire....somehow. Still gotta be a draw as firm favourite, unless you skittle us tomorrow morning.

**Rey** · 18th June 2007, 21:15

One rather lesser implication of Vaughan's resignation, is that we get him for Twenty20.

#looks at how many T20 games MPV has ever played#

Erm.......

cabinboy · 18th June 2007, 21:59

Still top of the table.

**Rey** · 21st June 2007, 15:50

No place for Vaughan, but there is for Hoggy, Gough (who seems to have miraculously recovered) and Gilbert (Hallelujah, praise the lord, about ****ing time!)

C White
G Brophy (w/k)
A McGrath
Y Khan
J Rudolph
R Pyrah
T Bresnan
D Wainwright
D Gough (c)
C Gilbert
J Gillespie
M Hoggard
D Kruis

High Druid Nathan Barley · 21st June 2007, 16:04

Doesn't Hoggy have the worst ever 20/20 figures?

**Rey** · 21st June 2007, 16:10

He did, not sure if anyone's 'surpassed' that effort. 2-65 from 4 overs against Lancs

cabinboy · 21st June 2007, 21:13

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Originally Posted by °Rey de España°

No place for Vaughan, but there is for Hoggy, Gough (who seems to have miraculously recovered) and Gilbert (Hallelujah, praise the lord, about ****ing time!)

C White
G Brophy (w/k)
A McGrath
Y Khan
J Rudolph
R Pyrah
T Bresnan
D Wainwright
D Gough (c)
C Gilbert
J Gillespie
M Hoggard
D Kruis

Pyrah or Wainwright? Assuming Gilbert doesn't play.

Dpressed · 28th June 2007, 13:49

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Originally Posted by °Rey de España°

He did, not sure if anyone's 'surpassed' that effort. 2-65 from 4 overs against Lancs

I was at that game. At one point Hoggy wasat the end of his follow through laughing whilst the ball soared towards/over the boundary rope. Not good.

**V4never** · 6th July 2007, 22:07

Oh what bliss... not that we're through to the Twenty20 quarter finals (well, I think we are, but can't quite believe it) but that we could listen to the game courtesy of the Yorks CCC website...

3hard · 7th July 2007, 09:21

Dizzy two catches - was he playing as wickie??

daz · 10th July 2007, 18:28

What do you have to do to get award your county cap. I noticed that Brophy still hasn't been awarded his.

**Rey** · 10th July 2007, 18:43

Not completely sure how the capping system works, tbh. Usually you have to become a regular before you get your cap, so Brophy hasn't quite reached that stage yet - he only joined us last year. Doesn't explain why Rudolph got his as soon as he arrived though.

daz · 10th July 2007, 18:54

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Originally Posted by °Rey de España°

Doesn't explain why Rudolph got his as soon as he arrived though.

That really makes a mockery of your capping system

16th June 2007, 13:36	#187
sharky Posting God Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Sunny Sussex Team(s): Sussex, England Posts: 11,155	Chris Adams's first game at Yorkshire since turning down the job (rightfully as he would have been doing the job of Gough, Moxon and Rudolph by himself). Shame the rain is ruining it. Mushy vs Rashid is an interesting contest __________________ She was like a candle in the wind...Unreliable

18th June 2007, 21:15	#189
Rey Administrator Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Castleford Team(s): Yorkshire Posts: 14,317	One rather lesser implication of Vaughan's resignation, is that we get him for Twenty20. #looks at how many T20 games MPV has ever played# Erm....... __________________ "He has sat on the fence so long that the iron has entered his soul."

21st June 2007, 15:50	#191
Rey Administrator Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Castleford Team(s): Yorkshire Posts: 14,317	No place for Vaughan, but there is for Hoggy, Gough (who seems to have miraculously recovered) and Gilbert (Hallelujah, praise the lord, about ****ing time!) C White G Brophy (w/k) A McGrath Y Khan J Rudolph R Pyrah T Bresnan D Wainwright D Gough (c) C Gilbert J Gillespie M Hoggard D Kruis __________________ "He has sat on the fence so long that the iron has entered his soul."

21st June 2007, 16:04	#192
High Druid Nathan Barley Posting God Don't look at me with those freak show eyes Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Shrewsbury Team(s): Essex, Southend Age: 43 Posts: 12,012	Doesn't Hoggy have the worst ever 20/20 figures? __________________ Then one day it happened, she cut her hair and I stopped loving her. Self defence is not simply about punching someone repeatedly in the face until they're unconscious, is it? She took all I had and then she fed me dirt.

21st June 2007, 16:10	#193
Rey Administrator Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Castleford Team(s): Yorkshire Posts: 14,317	He did, not sure if anyone's 'surpassed' that effort. 2-65 from 4 overs against Lancs __________________ "He has sat on the fence so long that the iron has entered his soul."

14th June 2007, 14:20	#181
Dpressed International Material Join Date: Mar 2007 Team(s): Yorkshire Posts: 1,220	Guess what. After all I've said Pyrah bowled poorly yesterday, so of course he got his full 10 overs !! p.s. Nothants were robbed.

18th June 2007, 21:59	#190
cabinboy Posting God Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 13,810	Still top of the table.

6th July 2007, 22:07	#196
V4never Administrator Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: south coast Team(s): England, Hampshire, Yorkshire, Pentyrch Posts: 10,131	Oh what bliss... not that we're through to the Twenty20 quarter finals (well, I think we are, but can't quite believe it) but that we could listen to the game courtesy of the Yorks CCC website... __________________ "For Michael Vaughan to use those lines and those words, it does make me feel quite ill." Iain O'Brien

10th July 2007, 18:28	#198
daz Posting God Join Date: Feb 2007 Team(s): Northamptonshire Posts: 11,288	What do you have to do to get award your county cap. I noticed that Brophy still hasn't been awarded his. __________________ Look out for my flag in Dhaka.

10th July 2007, 18:43	#199
Rey Administrator Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Castleford Team(s): Yorkshire Posts: 14,317	Not completely sure how the capping system works, tbh. Usually you have to become a regular before you get your cap, so Brophy hasn't quite reached that stage yet - he only joined us last year. Doesn't explain why Rudolph got his as soon as he arrived though. __________________ "He has sat on the fence so long that the iron has entered his soul."

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