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The One Day Cup has been good so far.
It's the final day of the group stage tomorrow. Kent play in Beckenham for the final time this year against Gloucestershire but sadly for us it's about trying to not come last. |
Fair play to Surrey, as they have convincingly won at Derby and I'm pretty sure, as a result, they have qualified for the semi finals of the One Day Cup:p
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Good organisation yet again, by the 'we really care about the England Test Team' ECB:rolleyes: |
They play at the Oval Sunday in qtrs against 3rd team in group A Should be a good day
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Thanks Andy for the update about the switch to Sunday. Am meant to be at Lords but there is every chance England will have succumbed in time for me to get to the oval at some point |
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I went today Glamorgan managed to throw away the game to Yorkshire who had some good bowlers but still stayed top due to better run rate Somerset blew it again |
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Surrey will play Glocs on Sunday as Glocs finish 3rd in the other group on 8 points, ahead of Lancashire who finished 4th with 9 points…. |
This is from the Glamorgan website
Today's narrow defeat to Yorkshire Vikings in the Royal London Cup has secured top spot in Group 2 for the Welsh county and a home semi-final. Glamorgan will now face the winners of the quarter-final between Surrey and Gloucestershire at Sophia Gardens on Monday, 16th August - a day earlier than originally scheduled. Chief executive, Hugh Morris, said: “With a packed cricket calendar, we have worked closely with the ECB to bring the match forward to guarantee a home semi-final at Sophia Gardens for our members and supporters. “We are also delighted to confirm members will be able to attend the match free of charge as a thank you from the club for their loyalty and support. “Under David Harrison and Kiran Carlson, the team has played superbly in the competition, and we hope as many of our members and supporters will be able to cheer on the team as possible on Monday.” Glamorgan topped Group 2 by net run rate on 10 points, with four wins, two no results and two defeats from their eight matches. It is the first time the Welsh county have reached the knockout stages of a List A competition since 2013. |
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EDIT - just seen the above post from Glamorgan website. That is scandalous. Tom Harrison, hang your ******* head in shame. |
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The competition has suffered badly because of the hundred I expect Glamorgan were told to put the fixture back A lot of Welsh members are very unhappy about the whole thing and slot of people can’t go on Monday cos of work |
So it looks like Surrey will play 2 days in a row. Because of the bloody100.
With Pope back and David on fire we actually have a chance now. |
No coincidence that welsh fire are playing in the hundred on the Wednesday
Pretty disgraceful really putting the game back It’s a semi final of a major competition Imagine if football did that? |
I personally love the 50 over stuff and am miffed that the hundred has weakened all the sides although I can also accept that the 100/twenty 20 is more likely to get kids interested
Also the schedule is awful for the test team in terms of batsmen with the games being at the start/end of summer, think England are showing the impact this season, not batsmen excelling |
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If I ran Surrey I would go all out to win the QF but do a no show on the Monday and forfeit the tie in protest at the tossers that claim to manage the schedule. I would phone the ECB at 9.30 to say the coach is stuck on the motorway and can they put the start time back to 1pm |
But maybe the winner of the Surrey/Glocs game would play away at Durham on the Tues rather than Glamorgan on the Monday.
Not sure how to check that, the Glammy website makes no mention of who the oppo might be. Maybe they were too hasty about mentioning the Surrey/Glocs option earlier… https://glamorgancricket.com/news/gl...ome-semi-final |
I had a good day in Beckenham but it was a disappointing performance for Kent today.
We had a steady start with Robinson and Muyeye but then had a collapse in the middle of the innings. After that Stevens got 40 and a few runs from the bowlers but only got 218 and at the time it didn't seem enough. In response Gloucestershire always looked in control and with a well made century for Chris Dent and half century from Graeme van Buuren they won with more than 12 overs left. I think Surrey will win on Sunday but if Gloucestershire play like they did today it will be a close game. Apart from T20 it has not been a great season for Kent. Without a win in the first stage in the County Championship and only one win in the One Day Cup (not helped by The Hundred). The T20 quarter-final two weeks tomorrow does feel season defining. |
The BBC summary of today's games had the following for the knockout games:
Play-off Saturday: Essex v Yorkshire Sunday: Surrey v Gloucestershire Semi-finals Monday: Glamorgan v Essex/Yorkshire Tuesday: Durham v Surrey/Gloucestershire Final Next Thursday, 1pm Start at Trent Bridge There does seem to be quite a lot of confusion about the semi-finals as in some places I have seen it the other way round but what I have posted above seems the most logical. |
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