David Hussey hit a career best List A score of 140* v New South Wales, including 10 fours and 8 sixes - Victoria chased down a target of 351 20 balls inside the 50 overs. Opener Aaron Finch also hit 140, with 8 fours and 10 sixes.
Friday
Scoreboard heist
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Wednesday
Katich turns Lanky Simon Katich has re-signed for the Red Rose county after a spell at the Rose Bowl last year. The former Sheep, Katich, played at Old Trafford previously in 2010.
Tuesday
The First test in Dhaka .................. Bangladesh v WI
1st Ball 6, 4th ball 6, that'll be Chris Gayle
Going Dutch?
Notts CCC have let it slip that Netherlands v Outlaws in the CB40 next season is likely to be played in Cornwall.
Monday
Happy Birthday Matthew Hendrik Wessels
The Serge
So Life means 12 years.
Mohammad Azharuddin, now Indian MP, banned for life for match fixing in 2000, has had the said ban overturned by an Indian court. In 2006 BCCI had sought to lift the ban but were over ruled by the ICC.
A more instant punishment was dished out in 1988 during the Trent Bridge celebrations when a spectator who had been fairly vocal in response to some of the umpiring decisions made received a surprise visitor during a break in play from Notts' own Ro-bo-cop Umpire Nigel Plews, (former Police Detective Sergeant with the Fraud Squad) who gave as good as he had got, giving the spectator a severe telling off combined with vigorous finger wagging.
Sadly Nigel Plews passed away in 2008.
Remembering the Nottinghamshire CCC fallen and the role of Trent Bridge during WWI - PWT http://nottsccc.co.uk/news/2012/november/remembering-the-fallen.html
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