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CC :: Glamorgan v Durham

Twisted said:
Not sure fielding was the right choice, looked fairly docile, think it was mainly due to the stop start of weather. Despite that we could easily have conceded alot less and taken a few more due to some really streaky edges
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Coggers can feel rightly annoyed that his spell straight after lunch didn't get him big rewards. Full value for any shots as well, boundaries are pretty short.
 

Pretty fair summary

Durham all-rounder Ben Raine told BBC Radio Newcastle: "It looks like a good wicket but, after a day under the covers, you've got to have a bowl. I think they would have done the same.

"They batted quite well, batted very positively and they're very small boundaries all the way round so it's going to be a good-scoring game.

"I think we could have bowled a bit better but it is hard to judge at the minute. I think it's fairly even."
 
Weather report looks to have changed again, half decent morning, possibly a wet afternoon. Another day with more time in the pub than the ground I fear
Zero wind today, which could be bad news if it does rain later. Fingers crossed for decent weather and quick wickets this morning
 
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brandon said:
If Colin Ingram can score a hundred on this, Bedingham should be able to get 300.
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I had been debating when to start trying.... Wicket to Brandon
Blackwell plays keepy uppy in the background as the Durham plays celebrate together
 
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brandon said:
That’s not you in the Falcons cap on the stream is it T?
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No but I saw a fella arriving in one. Not sat far away. I'm a much younger lad than him, if it's the same one
I'm in a blue cap and green hoody carrying some souvenirs from breakfast spread across it, hopefully the stream can't pick them up however
I suspect (hope) I'm a slip or two too far along to risk damaging the camera equipment
 
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Twisted said:
No but I saw a fella arriving in one. Not sat far away. I'm a much younger lad than him, if it's the same one
I'm in a blue cap and green hoody carrying some souvenirs from breakfast spread across it, hopefully the stream can't pick them up however
I suspect (hope) I'm a slip or two too far along to risk damaging the camera equipment
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I need to know more about this ;)

What did you have? And what’s on the lunch menu??

Taylor lbw b Potts 11.

214-6, ha’way lads, get this wrapped up before Lunch!!

In at 8 for the Welsh - James Weighell. Formerly of this parish.

AND OUT!!

Weighell lbw b Potts 0. A beauty, swung late, hits Weighell on the foot. Plumb.

214-7.
 
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brandon said:
I need to know more about this ;)

What did you have? And what’s on the lunch menu??

Taylor lbw b Potts 11.

214-6, ha’way lads, get this wrapped up before Lunch!!
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It was a pretty flash morning bait I can't lie. Some kind of black pudding affair, manzailla or something (apparently it's the breed of pig) cake with a fried egg and potato rosti.

I'm aiming for a little Turkish place nearby for tea so dinner might just be a few pints over the road.
Always liked James weighell, thanks for not sticking around bonny lad
 
Twisted said:
It was a pretty flash morning bait I can't lie. Some kind of black pudding affair, manzailla or something (apparently it's the breed of pig) cake with a fried egg and potato rosti.

I'm aiming for a little Turkish place nearby for tea so dinner might just be a few pints over the road.
Always liked James weighell, thanks for not sticking around bonny lad
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Niver hord o'that, unless it's some kind of lace veil spanish ladies wear over their heads in church.
 
Looks like some bad clouds on their way, lovely now but lunch might be a long wet one
Bri said:
Niver hord o'that, unless it's some kind of lace veil spanish ladies wear over their heads in church.
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Yeah it sounded like some sort of spanish pig (the type with a curly tail, not the type who wear lace over their heads in church)
It started with an M and had a Z in it, the rest I've just kind of guessed /made up
 
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Harris c Borthwick b Raine 6.

223-8.
Twisted said:
It was a pretty flash morning bait I can't lie. Some kind of black pudding affair, manzailla or something (apparently it's the breed of pig) cake with a fried egg and potato rosti.

I'm aiming for a little Turkish place nearby for tea so dinner might just be a few pints over the road.
Always liked James weighell, thanks for not sticking around bonny lad
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Life of luxury yee like.
 
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