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I’ve been to a Yorkshire game . No play at all was preferableYorkshire fan here. If we had declared they would have gone off for bad light, so no point. Northants bowled their spinners all day to ensure that play continued. Which is best, watching runs scored at a rapid rate or watching no play at all.
Chester-le-Street is the same travel time from Hull as Derby. Just saying.I don't really follow them these days. Go to TB and Derby a bit just to see some cricket. Wouldn't feel right supporting another county but doesn't feel right supporting Yorkshire either
To be fair I've got nothing agains Yorkshire.
It's the people in charge and some of their so called fans I take issue with.
First off, congrats on the promotion.Yorkshire fan here. If we had declared they would have gone off for bad light, so no point. Northants bowled their spinners all day to ensure that play continued. Which is best, watching runs scored at a rapid rate or watching no play at all.
didn't want our 726 beaten, we're a proud countyFirst off, congrats on the promotion.
I'd agree with the principle of some play is better than no play. Not saying you are wrong - just trying to get my head around it....
If that's the case then why did Northants then go into bat after Yorkshire declared? The game was already dead at that point as well.
And why did Yorkshire not return the favour and bowl with spinners rather than the pace bowlers they used when Northants did start their second innings?
The light had improved by the time we declared so we could use our pace bowlers. There was also the fact that Northants wanted a draw to finish 4th, so it suited both parties for Yorkshire to bat on till tea.First off, congrats on the promotion.
I'd agree with the principle of some play is better than no play. Not saying you are wrong - just trying to get my head around it....
If that's the case then why did Northants then go into bat after Yorkshire declared? The game was already dead at that point as well.
And why did Yorkshire not return the favour and bowl with spinners rather than the pace bowlers they used when Northants did start their second innings?
Seems very charitable and benevolent of Northants to allow play to carry on when they're being absolutely slaughtered by you! although at least Singh got some good fc experience from it.The light had improved by the time we declared so we could use our pace bowlers. There was also the fact that Northants wanted a draw to finish 4th, so it suited both parties for Yorkshire to bat on till tea.
Aye trains are crap going south after 6-7pm though sadlyChester-le-Street is the same travel time from Hull as Derby. Just saying.
TBF the fans and the people that run the club are like 95% of a cricket club.
A high proportion of ex-players seem to be massive knobheads too.
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Naturally I don't include Alex Lees in that group.![]()
Not good.
Would be funny if Yorkshire were found to have used an oversized bat, docked 20 points which means they don't have enough points to get promoted but would have had enough points if they had won this game. That would serve them right.