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T20 blast Finals day


Silly Point said:
Somerset's to lose now you would think. Hopefully Glos make it interesting
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I know its the final so the form book can go out the window but Gloucestershire beat Somerset earlier this year in T20 with Banton being Somerset's top scorer that day and he's missing today. Gloucestershire thrashed Somerset in the one day game as well this year.

I think me and a few others have probably underestimated them a bit.

Still, I'm Somerset for the day. I think they've got a really cracking team.
 
Scotty 1978 said:
What’s the crack with tickets, do you just buy a ticket and you get the full day
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That’s how it works. You buy the day. The majority of the tickets are sold in advance with four small blocks held back for the finalists after the quarters have been played. It’s a cracking day out. I’ve been going since 2017 except for Covid and one year when it was supposedly going to rain all day and we were at home (but it didn’t so I lost my money there).

In the Raglan stand now. Considering these were general sale tickets bought in 2023 and should be essentially neutral it’s astonishing how many Somerset fans we appear to be surrounded by. But I’m fine with that. Haway the cider boys.
 
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Inside Forward said:
Bit of a derby ain’t it? Somerset heavy favourites surely.
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Could say it’s THE derby. Assuming you don’t count Greater London it’s the only one where two counties share a city they have both played home matches in* (even if Somerset don’t anymore).

* - some may note that Yorkshire and Derbyshire have played at home on the same ground never mind in the same city. But that was either side of a boundary change.
 
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Fleagle said:
Could say it’s THE derby. Assuming you don’t count Greater London it’s the only one where two counties share a city they have both played home matches in* (even if Somerset don’t anymore).

* - some may note that Yorkshire and Derbyshire have played at home on the same ground never mind in the same city. But that was either side of a boundary change.
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Where was that, like?
 
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