Keep up 159 for 8 
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3 in 4 balls for Currie!
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Currie too hot!
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178-9 43.2 gone
183 all out
John Turner: bowled 9.3, 25 runs, 5 wickets
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It was too bright to read or use the phone.
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64/3 in reply after 20 overs.
64/4
Wheels coming off, 67-5
As predicted earlier. We will win by 1 or 2 wickets.
7 down. 16 year old batting
41 needed from 10
I thank you.
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Yaaaa…Ampshire win. 
Toby Albert 65 no hits the winning boundary. 
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Insane Stat. Especially considering we are playing the kids atm
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While not wishing to get ahead of myself, may I point out to those interested, that the final of this competition is at Trent Bridge on Saturday 17th September.
As luck would have it, those nice people at Sky have moved our game at Villa to the night before (Friday) which I’m led to believe is not a million miles from Nottingham.
Fancy that!
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Send flight & match tickets, I’m in!
Start driving.
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Meanwhile in the One Day cup Hampshire have just closed their innings v Glamorgan on 228-9.
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Playing at Neath. (No. Me neither)
Hants 228-9 in 50. Gubbins 93 while the rest of top order went for single figures. Holland , back from USA duty, then got 63*.
Good news. Northants got 370- 4 against Lancs.
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Let’s hope the tricky conditions are 1) real, not just imagined by me, and 2) continue until close
Seen a few county games at The Gnoll back in the days when I lived in West Wales, it’s a decent little ground that backs onto Neath rugby ground. I saw King Viv get a very quick ton there once, flayed the Middlesex bowlers to all parts. Also saw Ravi Shastri hit the biggest six I’ve ever seen, off Geoff Miller when he was playing for Essex in the old John Player Sunday league at the tail end of his career. Straight back over his head, the ball clearing the tiered seating and was still climbing as it sailed over the car park, the main road outside the ground, and disappeared in the direction of the river Taff, never to be seen again.
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