Hampshire Cricket 2017

While I agree with the sentiments about Terrestial Coverage, the simple fact is that Sky have pumped close to 300 million pounds into cricket since then, amounts that you the viewer would never allow on a licence fee or more adverts. That money has ensured the (only just) survival of most County sides and the expansion of ground facilities that you all now enjoy.

Bumble on Twitter is fighting that battle quite well at the moment.

Now again, down here if I can be bothered to pay for it I can watch every IPL Big Bash or Caribbean PL match one sometimes 2 a day, what I cannot watch and neither can you people in England is every T0 bash game as there are simply too many of them.

There IS demand for BIG BASH cricket, it is different and it can fill all the big stadiums and pay 1.3ml a year to each county.

The ONLY argument agaisnt is is whether that 1.3m would come at the cost of receipts from the County event, but on the times I watched games from “Smaller Grounds” on TV they were never full.

Tradition is important, so is the survival of the Counties, personally in this era of Goldfish attention spans, I would have through that having MORE T20 cricket to attract new fans is a good thing.

Let’s face it, the number of old farts sitting with a score book at a County Match probably doesn’t even keep the beer turnover high enough to keep it fresh.

It IS worth a go.

So the cricket has started and Hants require 320 to beat Yorkshire at Headingly with 10 wickets remaining.

They will have to play better than the first innings to get any where near that total and are 46-0 so 173 still to get.

It is day 3 of a four day match so time to get the runs if the wickets dont tumble.

70-0 24.4 overs

not a bad start

95-1 31 overs Carberry caught bty Patterson for 41

Thats the 100 up 220 to get with 9 wickets remaining

This is Hampshire we’re watching you talk about here…

Indeed. I was just about to post something about sitting in the garden, drinking a beer, listening to Hampshire win at Headingly…and now we’ve just lost a second wicket.

Batsman How Out Bowler Runs Mins Balls 4s 6s SR
Total (80.0 overs) 225-for4wickets
Carberry c Patterson b Coad 41 118 95 6 1 43.16
Adams lbw b Rafiq 72 205 161 11 0 44.72
Vince c & b Coad 44 119 88 7 0 50.00
Rossouw not out 35 104 80 6 0 43.75
Ervine c Hodd b Bresnan 8 21 16 1 0 50.00
Dawson not out 17 50 40 2 0 42.50
Extras 0nb 0w 5b 3lb 8
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Hampshire trail Yorkshire by 71 runs with 6 wickets remaining

WICKET Rossouw (c Hodd b Bresnan) 47

Yorkshire 273 & 187 v Hampshire 141 & 252-5

Batsman How Out Bowler Runs Mins Balls 4s 6s SR
Total (88.2 overs) 267-for6wickets
Carberry c Patterson b Coad 41 118 95 6 1 43.16
Adams lbw b Rafiq 72 205 161 11 0 44.72
Vince c & b Coad 44 119 88 7 0 50.00
Rossouw c Hodd b Bresnan 47 125 92 8 0 51.09
Ervine c Hodd b Bresnan 8 21 16 1 0 50.00
Dawson c & b Bresnan 37 86 66 6 0 56.06
McManus not out 5 18 11 1 0 45.45
Berg not out 4 1 1 1 0 400.00
Extras 0nb 0w 6b 3lb 9

WICKET Dawson (c & b Bresnan) 37

Yorkshire 273 & 187 v Hampshire 141 & 263-6

Owweee…squeeky bum time. :lou_sad:

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Hampshire trail Yorkshire by 40 runs with 4 wickets remaining

Hampshire trail Yorkshire by 32 runs with 4 wickets remaining 95 overs gone

Hampshire trail Yorkshire by 21 runs with 4 wickets remaining 98.2 overs gone

Hampshire trail Yorkshire by 14 runs with 4 wickets remaining 99 overs gone

We might actually do this.

Hampshire trail Yorkshire by 8 runs with 4 wickets remaining 100 overs gone.

Getting close now

Hampshire win by 4 wickets

Get in

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:lou_smiley: We did it! Ampsire win by 4 wickets.

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