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I was at that game. Happy days. Parked down on the grass where we have the riverside groundSimply awful news. He made three of the best hundreds I've seen from a Durbam player.
Apart from his century against Lancashire in our first gane as a first class county, he hit two 100s against a full-strenth Pakistan at Ropery Lane. Pakistan were on a for a massive sponsors bonus if they won a certain amount of games so Waqar, Wasim etc were steaming in and the finally beat us after tea on the final day. Deano was absolutely brilliant though.
RIP Deano. Thanks for the memories.
I was at that game. Happy days. Parked down on the grass where we have the riverside ground
zindabad pakistan was explained to me by one of their fans. Long live i was told
Another memory is that there were some sponsors walking around dishing out cigarettes, if you gave them an empty packet.Yeah, that was the first time I'd heard Zinidabad Pakistan! Can also remember sprinting on to the ground after the last wicket fell. A different time.
Another memory is that there were some sponsors walking around dishing out cigarettes, if you gave them an empty packet.
I have never smoked but a mate I was with did, he was raking around all over the place for discarded empty fag packets
I think it may well have been. I remember short skirts, white t shirt with a sash across.Was it Rothmans? I'm sure I can remember Rothmans Girls handing out cigarettes. I think cigs were also dished out at B&H cup games.
As was I. Right behind the bowlers arm at one end. Was a great dayRIP Dean Jones. Very sad news.
And as for that Durham v Pakistan game I was sat next to some very boisterous Pakistan fans from Newcastle that day which I wont forget in a hurry.They were a good laugh TBF.
As was I. Right behind the bowlers arm at one end. Was a great day
They were lively. Iirc dickie bird was umpiringI remember them shouting at Botham and him reacting.
They were lively. Iirc dickie bird was umpiring
I think it may well have been. I remember short skirts, white t shirt with a sash across.
mind you with my memory that may just be wishful thinking
Dreadful news.
It was a joy and privilege to watch him in that first Sunday league game at the Racecourse in 1992 when he scored 114 against Lancs and such was the huge impact that he made on the club both on and off the field that it's often easy to forget he was here for only three memorable months.
A true Durham legend. RIP.
I was there that day. Fantastic innings by Jones, remember him as an attacking batsman and fast between the wickets and in the field.
Sad news
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Those Rothmans girls were an integral part of the enjoyment of those early first class gamesWas it Rothmans? I'm sure I can remember Rothmans Girls handing out cigarettes. I think cigs were also dished out at B&H cup games.
Those Rothmans girls were an integral part of the enjoyment of those early first class games![]()