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Derbyshire
IN: Brooke Guest (LAN) from next season, Nils Priestley (YTH), Nick Potts (YTH)
In on loan: Ed Barnes (YOR), Brooke Guest (LAN) for rest of the seasonOut: Tony Palladino (REL)
Overseas: Ben McDermott (AUS) T20
James Weighell and Ben Whitehead (will not have their current contracts renewed once they expire)
In: Scott Borthwick(SUR)
Out on loan: James Weighell (LEI)
Out: Scott Steel (LEI), Ben Whitehead, James Weighell, Sol Bell, Nathan Rimmington, Josh Coughlin (all REL)
T20 Overseas:Farhaan Behardien (RSA)
Out on loan: Rishi Patel (LEI)
Out: Rishi Patel (LEI)
Glamorgan
In:
Out: Craig Meschede (RET), Owen Morgan (REL), Graham Wagg (REL), Marchant de Lange (RSA)
Overseas: Colin Ingram (
Gloucestershire
In: Tom Lace (MID) Jared Warner (YOR) next season
Out: Gareth Roderick (WOR) end of season, Jerome Taylor (KPK REL)
Overseas: Dan Worrrall (AUS)
Hampshire
OUT: Fidel Edwards (decided not to return), Kyle Abbott (importing not deemed viable for 2020)
OUT:Graham Onions (RET) Brooke Guest (DER), Stephen Parry (REL)
In: Tom Lace (MID) Jared Warner (YOR) next season
Out: Gareth Roderick (WOR) end of season, Jerome Taylor (
Overseas: Dan Worrrall (AUS)
Hampshire
OUT: Fidel Edwards (decided not to return), Kyle Abbott (importing not deemed viable for 2020)
T20 Overseas: Shaheen Afridi (PAK)
Kent
Kent
IN: Nathan Gilchrist (SOM) next season
OUT: Adam Rouse (RET), Calum Haggett (REL), Ivan Thomas (REL)
In on loan: Nathan Gilchrist (SOM) FTROTS
Lancashire
In: Luke Wells (SUS), Jack Blatherwick (NOT)
Out on loan:Brooke Guest (DER) FTROTS
Leicestershire
In: Sam Bates (YTH), Scott Steel (DUR), Rishi Patel (ESX), Ed Barnes (YOR)
In: Sam Bates (YTH), Scott Steel (DUR), Rishi Patel (ESX), Ed Barnes (YOR)
In on loan Ben Slater (NOT), James Weighell (DUR), Rishi Patel (ESX)
Out: Tom Taylor (NOR), Paul Horton (RET)
Overseas Blast:
Out: Tom Taylor (NOR), Paul Horton (RET)
Overseas Blast:
Middlesex
In: Josh de Caires (YTH)
Out: Tom Lace (GLO), Dan Lincoln (REL)
Northamptonshire
In: Simon Kerrigan (FA)
OUT: Blessing Muzabarani (KPK), Tom Sole (REL), Brett Hutton (NOT)
Overseas: Mohammad Nabi (AFG) T20 2021
Nottinghamshire
2020 last year of current contract:Samit Patel, Harry Gurney,
In Brett Hutton (NOR), Toby Pettman (OXU), Dane Schadendorf (YTH)
Out: Jack Blatherwick, Chris Nash (REL)
Out on loan: Ben Slater (2 games LEI)
Blast Overseas: Dan Christian (AUS), Imad Wasim (PAK)
Somerset
Out: Jamie Overton (SUR) , Nathan Gilchrist (KEN), Dom Bess (YOR) at the end of the season
Out on loan: Nathan Gilchrist (KEN), Jamie Overton (SUR) FTROTS
Out on loan: Nathan Gilchrist (KEN), Jamie Overton (SUR) FTROTS
Overseas: Babar Azam (PAK), Marchant de Lange (RSA, GLA 2021, 2022)
Yorkshire
Surrey
In: Jamie Overton (SOM), Laurie Evans (SUS) next season
In on loan: Harry Finch (WOR), Laurie Evans (SUS) both on a 3 week loan period, Jamie Overton (SOM) FTROTS
Out: Scott Borthwick (DUR) Morne Morkel (KLP)
Sussex
In: Calum MacLeod (SCO) T20 Blast
Out: Laurie Evans (SUR) at the end of this season Luke Wells (REL) Harry Finch (REL) Danny Briggs (WAR)
Out on loan: Laurie Evans (SUR)
Out on loan: Laurie Evans (SUR)
Overseas 2021,: Rashid Khan (AFG) - T20, David Wiese (KPK RSA)
Warwickshire
In: Jake Lintott (FA)for T20, Danny Briggs (SUS), Manraj Johal (YTH)
Out: Ian Bell (RET) ATEOTS, Liam Banks (REL)
Worcestershire
In Gareth Roderick (GLO)
Out on loan: Adam Finch (SUR)
Out: Wayne Parnell (RSA KPK)
Yorkshire
Out on loan: Ed Barnes (DER)
In: Dom Bess (SOM)
Out: Jared Warner (GLO), Ed Barnes (LEI)
So, we didn't go for Tim Bresnan after all then. Probably wasn't old enough and had too much 'left in the tank' ?
ReplyDeleteEven more perfect then Tim Ambrose who is just about to retire. C'mon DoC offer him a 3 year pension top up
ReplyDeleteFair to say Gnasher was awful in his first year, albeit had unfortunate injury, pretty steady last year and can't help his final season. Do we think he's a worth another year as a squad player along with the Peter Trego kind of role ?
ReplyDeleteNot MN then ,should have been first out
ReplyDeleteCome the revolution - first against the wall
DeleteFind it hard to imagine why JB was not offered a years contract - he can’t be that expensive salary wise and I’m not sure we are blessed currently with fit seam bowlers. An easy target? Hope he gets fixed up soon.
ReplyDeleteBefore releasing him why not give him a chance to prove himself in one of the later ”dead” Bob Willis games?
ReplyDeleteSurely he could ( and should?) havd been given one game? Fletch and Ball are not getting any younger. I suppose its oart of the necessary cost cutting .
So who else is to go ?
Completely agree with you 'Cruet' - and when Newell refers to 2nd 11 opportunities not being able to turn Jack around what have those been this Season? Perhaps we will see ANOTHER ex-Notts player do really well elsewhere. - the only one who isn't, currently, seems to be Riki Wessels.
ReplyDeletePerhaps 'Mags' can produce us some of the Averages for ex-Notts players!
DeleteBlatherwick may well struggle to find another county, as his stats for Notts seconds, have been nothing to write home about, in recent seasons.
DeleteAs for the others, only an idiot, would give Nash an extension, and by rights, Gurney should be released also.
Barber is possibly worth gambling on a further season, if they can rectify his radar issues, and Compton may leave also, as the club should advance the claims of James, Patterson White and Evison.
Samit, probably worth a two year contract in limited overs cricket.
Completely agree. But maybe Samit in all forms? I’m not sure more white ball only contracts helps us , we need players to be versatile especially given potential cuts.
DeleteP J - who could ever forget the amazing days Wessels and Hales often ” clicked” when opening the batting in the 20/20 games at TB a couple of years ago? I stand to be corrected but in one night match at TB the score after 6 overs with those two batting was circa 105 ! It was raining ” sixes” that night.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if some Notts players are still playing to get a new contract for next season or whether the retained list has already been decided and with no details released by the club?
I reckon there will be one or two shocks when the full retained list is published shortly.
Mark - I agree with your comment about releasing Gurney. You just get the impression that performing well for Notts is not a priority for him . He may be a good ” death” bowler 50% of the time but his batting is woeful. In the short 20 over game its getting increasingly important for the batting to include No 10 and 11.
ReplyDeleteGurney is probably on an expensive contract Notts and for the amount of time he seems to play for he may as well be rekeased.
There are a number of points there about Harry that you make in your short post that need a reply I feel. Firstly the ‘amount of time he plays’ comment, I think Harry has been ever present, apart from the odd injury here and there, for most of his Notts career in all formats. I think this shows he loves playing for Notts and it is very much a priority for him despite opportunities that have presented themselves occasionally to move on. Your observation about being only a 50% death bowler is a strange one, don’t think a death bowler that operates only 50% of the time can be a very good death bowler do you? Batting for numbers 10 and 11 in T20 cricket isn’t ‘getting increasingly important’, in fact it’s getting less so, that is the job of your top order. ‘His batting is woeful’, Harry has never claimed to be a batsman preferring to be a specialist bowler. The releasing of players is really only relevant to first class cricket these days, white ball only players are very much freelance and only contracted for specific competitions and are not on ‘expensive’ contracts you think they are from their county clubs.
DeleteHarry G, has been a good and consistent performer for Notts over the years, for sure.
DeleteHowever, sport is a cut throat business, and a player cannot live on past glories.
If Newell has any sense, it would be prudent to assess Harry's fitness following his shoulder operation to ascertain if he has regained the pace that he had lost,prior to offering any new white ball contract.
The drop in pace issue, was highlighted last season by Graham Onions, when commentating on Notts during a televised game.
Harry is also in his 34th year, so theoretically, past his prime.
This issue though,would not be a concern to Mr Newell, who has frequently given contracts, or should we say, early pensions, to well seasoned cricketers, especially from the county of Somereset.
So yes, if Mr Newell is still in the chair, than I expect Harry will be given a new contract,irrespective of form, fitness or pace.
There were hopes of good things for jack blatherwick, always a shame when things don’t quite come to fruition for both the player on a personal level and the supporters.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the lengthy reply John ( Gurney). At the end of the day we all want what is best for Notts CCC . The financial future of the Club ( and 17 other Counties) is an unkown quantity for quite a way down the line .Every player that Notts retain for next season has to be fit and value for money. Its a fact that sentiment has no place in business - and Notts ccc is a business now more than ever.. I havent forgotten that Dan Christian remarked a couple or so years ago that Harry G was the best ” death ” bowler in the world . But players age and performances flatten out - its no criticism but its a fact.
ReplyDeleteI perhaps have an old fashion view that a player granted a full playing contract should be available for all games and all formats ( if fit) .Samit is a perfect example of this . He stays fit and plays in virtually every game. I hope Notts give him another contract for a year possubly two. He is real value for money. Sorry but I disagree with you about number 10s and 11s getting vital extra runs.How often have we seen a number 11 holding an end up , sciring the odd few runs and being able to rotate the strike to the better batsman ? Ball, Carter, Fletcher , Evison and Co can all put bat to ball and clear the boundary. Those extra 10 or 20 runs can make all the difference in a tight 20/20 match. So yes , in this day and age the ail must be to bat right down to the last man .In this respect, Harry did improve a little last season but even our old friend Dave Bracegirdle was more than surprised if Harry hit a boundary or in fact scored any runs.. There was often a groan from the supporters if Harry came out and we needed a few runs to win a match.
Its a very uncertain time and hard decisions will have to be taken shortly by the Notts Committee who really have little idea of income next year from faithfully paying customer and all the extra income from alcohol sales and mobile food concessions and so on .
Notts v Leics on Sky
ReplyDeletePalladino would be a good short term signing for Notts. We've lost Chris Nash and all his valuable experience in the game so ideal to bolster our seam bowling options with another experienced pro, who coincidentally is the same age at 37 whilst we bring the younger lads like Ball, Chappell and Barber through
ReplyDeleteLBD No. 28 is 29 yrs old. Yes he's younger (than 37) but he isn't young, has Test and other international experience, experience which Antonio doesn't have. In what way do you envisage the Derby reject aiding 28's future development? Or is it some cunning plan to race for the wooden spoon in future seasons? AP was a good county pro in his day, but now I reckon he's past his best before date. We don't need another whiffy signing! I suspect there's a strong influence from Stonewall Jackson in your idea.
DeleteTee hee , good un
DeleteI saw him bowl for Derbyshire Second Eleven about 10 years ago and he looked a fine bowler. 37 is still young if you've looked after your body. I think he is worth a 2 year contract. Could easily do the same sort of job Ben Phillips did for us a few years back. Warwickshire in signing Tim Brennan demonstrate you do not need to be put off by a players advancing years. Luke Fletcher and Jake Ball, may have played a few games for us, but are still learning their bowling craft. Palladino would be the perfect experienced pro to pass on all his knowledge and guile and don't forget, he knows Division2 inside and out having played for Derbyshire for so long which would be a real bonus to Notts surely ?
ReplyDeleteMy sides are splitting.
DeletePerish the thought, Members of Dad's Army opening the bowling in Messrs Palladino and Trego.Sounds like a circus act.
ReplyDeleteMore laughable than Mick Newell still being employed ar Trent Bridge.
Andy oram has never really been replaced
ReplyDeleteBring him back, he's only 45
DeleteThink he was alright from what I remember, back from injury did for him I think( not sure) always a shame when something like that happens.
ReplyDeleteAndy oram 1997 and 1998.
ReplyDelete57 first class wickets @ 29. bb 4/37
23 wickets in list A @ 31.17 bb 4-45
Decent.
Bang average
DeleteYes not pushing for a test place or a spearhead I’ll grant you but a stock bowler. Hard to think he’s a lot older than peter Trego now.
ReplyDeleteNow dust has settled , some less cosy words that may or may not be agreed with, which is fine, we are about opinions
ReplyDelete1) It is not the case, as PM claims, that we did not quite get over the line in our 5 BWT matches.
The line was so far away we could not even see it. We lost the 2nd innings conclusively in each game. That is why we got a lot of8 bonus points, 1st innings fine, 2nd innings dire
2) The job of a spinner in FC cricket is to take wickets in the latter part of a 4 day match. Neither Patel nor Carter were able to do this. They are great in T20,but lack variety of flight and spin to take those 5 and 6 fors we need. LPW proved he can do this, 40 CC wickets at 20 apiece in 2019. Is he still with the club, will his spirit be broken if so MN and PM are to blame? Is there an old lags thing at Notts in the team, blocking youngsters? If so the club is deep in trouble
3) Notts got away with having the oldest team in the Blast. But they won't again. There are 3, possibly 4 players who should be replaced in that team. Otherwise they will get hammered. Old teams get worse and young teams better
Is PM the cricketing King Herod ?
4) We should only bring in anyone if they are under 30 and better than what we have . Nash may have been OK, but how many hundreds did he score ? 1 I think in T20. Trego was mostly not contributing and to keep him in the team because of 1 quuck slog would be perverse
PS I am not agesist Not at my age, cone on ! But to destroy potential is a crime in my book
Clearly the King Herod reference is a metaphor
DeleteNot making any genocide allegations !
That’s maybe a bit harsh on the t30 team although I agree with you on the BWT - maybe except for the Derbyshire game.
DeleteI get what you are saying regarding the age of the blast team - I just commented on the stats page that I wonder where the next generation is coming from in t20. This one has been superb in terms of its consistency and longevity.
I must say I thought DC was well past his best, but he rose to the occasion on finals day unbelievably. Check those 6s again. It’s arrogant to say it, but neither the SF nor the final were close matches, despite Sky trying to talk them up as being so during the game.
Amazing that Trego hadn’t played t20 for 2 seasons prior to Saturday. Maybe it doesn’t keep him in the team per se, but it means he is good enough to be in/around the team. We use Mullaney less in this form now, but same comment for him.
I would like to see PM phase in younger players but I think the older ones are not fully done yet.
Great to win the T 20.
ReplyDeletethis season sort of confirms what we know, viz;we are are good at one form of cricket and not so good at the other.heres to winning a trophy and a better county championship next year .
Assumed BIG Cozzie had gone back to Oz already due to this years events. Anyone know why he didn't play in the t20 blast for the Foxes or if he did, not the games against us at any event
ReplyDeleteHe never arrived this year. They made this decision a couple of months ago.
ReplyDeleteWill miss him
ReplyDeleteWhen you think about it - it's bizarre that a team could be pretty dominant in one form of the game viz T20 and yet be poor in the 4 day formant . Its basically the same pool of players but with a couple of overseas signings. Surely the Captaincy couldn't make that much of a difference?
ReplyDeleteMay be importing 2 overseas, Christian & Wasim, which most teams decided against or couldn't afford and 1 white ball only signing, Hales, had something to do with it?
DeleteTotally different games Cruetking ; just a superficial similarity as there is between rugby league and union. Some players good at both but not many.
ReplyDeleteI see a certain Brett Hutton is leaving Northants after turning down a new contract, Now where have we heard that before!
ReplyDeleterepeat offender or better offer elsewhere?
DeleteCould it be that Brett has a higher opinion of his worth than the Counties that employ him ?
ReplyDeleteWith the current economic climate in the game generally ,its not a good time to be out of contract.
It will already be a done deal wherever his destination lies, and I am sure, even taking into account the economic implications of covid,that he wont have been short of offers.
DeleteI would be surprised if our DOC has not tabled a bid for his return, when you look at our pace bowling options.
Notts. Found wanting in a five match tournament against three of other weakest counties and 2 under-strength top flight counties. The squad and whole set-up needs sorting out this winter.
DeleteCorrect (though emphasis for me on "the whole set up"). The very welcome triumph in the 2020 - and missing two of what would have been seen as our first choice bowlers - should not disguise the deep-seated problems at the club (which nearly came back to haunt us in the quarter final). Nor should improved form in the first class because improvement from total catastrophic shambles to moderate but ineffectual, while also very welcome as far as it goes, is not enough by a distance.
DeleteBrett will easily secure another Contract - but I don't think that returning to Notts is necessarily the best way forward for him until the Notts situation managerially is resolved.
ReplyDeleteVery much agree re his wisest cause of action
DeleteBut in cricket you never know,
I was sorry to see him go.whether he’ll come back or it’s a good idea I don’t really know.
DeleteYou could almost be forgiven for thinking we have prioritised white ball over red with the current squad we have assembled. Our best t20 Eleven would contain Hales,Gurney,D.C,Imad Wasim and I would strongly argue Tom Moores, Matt Carter and possibly even Ben Duckett are at present better white ball players also. It's fairly easy to see why we struggle to take 20 wckts in championship cricket with the bowling unit at our disposal. Of course in white ball you don't have to bowl the oppo out, the aim of the game is restricting totals to then chase down. Hutton left to play more white ball cricket as his chances were limited at Notts. If we go back in for him, then, presumably, our position will have changed with regard to this?
ReplyDeleteGood News
ReplyDeleteLyndon James has signed a new 2 year contract with Notts
Thanks Notts genuinely
Having seen him play quite a bit, it would be good to give him a run in the side in all formats. That means accepting some bad days, as we do with more experienced players
Really think he has great potential and that can only be good for Notts
37years old and you can't agree terms for a new deal......how much are you valuing yourself at Mr. Wagg? Good cricketer down the years, however and an opponent I've always enjoyed watching
ReplyDeleteCrikey. Busy work day so far and I check the sport to see three groups of 6 in the county championship- I guess there will be a thread on that - and Hutton returning.
ReplyDeleteKeeping to the latter in line with this thread. I think some comments on here thought it might possibly happen and I think I am in that camp. I’d agree on the white ball - that is why he left mainly - but whose place does he take in that competition? Is he any better than Luke Wood?
Anyhow. I’d say it is a reasonable signing. We are short of seam bowlers. Will he win matches for us? Not so sure.
Our group next season looks a bit tougher than this - so we will need everyone we can get!
Yes all happening
ReplyDeleteReturn of Brett a massive boost
Sorry to see Jack Blatherwick released by Notts - was he ever really given a fair chance in the First Team? There were opportunities in the BWT but despite no hopes of qualification he was still not selected.
ReplyDeleteI for one am not impressed with the return of Brett Hutton he doesn't do enough with the ball and is only high 70 mph . Struggles if the pitch is flat
ReplyDeleteBrett was doing a lot better for Notts when he left and has done consistently well for Northants - he can also be a useful lower order batsman. IF he doesn't do well for Notts again then we can assume that it is the Notts 'syndrome' rather than the player.
DeleteSorry Unknown, I have to disagree. Brett was a loss when he went to Northants, so must be an asset on his return. His job will be to tie down one end with accurate line and length whilst at the other end the speedsters Barber/ Chappell can spray it around.
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DeleteCertainly didn't see that coming. Jack Blatherwick signing for Lanky on a 2 year contract. Never had a chance or a run in the team so we'll never know if he was good enough for us or not. Tremendous move for him though, personally, after not being given a new deal by Notts.
ReplyDeleteUnlike Hutton,kitt and Milnes who were prolific wicket takers for the 2nd eleven,Blathwrwick was not in that bracket, and arguably, never earned the right to a first team spot.
DeleteWhether or not his career will kick on at Lancashire, remains to be seen,and he will certainly have to tighten up on his line and length,if he is to make the grade as a professional cricketer.
Delighted for Jack Blatherwick - another huge mistake by Notts??? - time will tell.
ReplyDeleteYes, tend to agree with you Mark, he sort of went backwards after making his debut in the List A Family Fun Day game with that monster crowd in attendance. Certainly didn't produce too much for the stiffs whenever I saw him and we've obviously taken the decision he probably wouldn't make it with us. I can live with that. You'll get some right and some wrong. Like you say was not prolific like Ben Kitt but also offers a bit more with the bat.Presumably Kevin Shine made the decision over him and not the previous bowling coach ?
ReplyDeleteSamit 2 more years white-ball - seems a good move. Offers balance and flexibility. Crucial knock in the Blast QF against Leics this year. And many over the years.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Samit, I think emphasis on white ball cricket should be stuck to
ReplyDeleteLike Matt Carter, he does not provide enough variety for Championship
We need a spinner who can take 50 + wickets a season at 20. And we have one
Matt is superb in white ball and the combination with Samit works so well
ReplyDeleteSamit spoke very movingly and great he is keeping going, just hope we can be there to watch !
Top man Samit
ReplyDeleteNotts through and through
Getting on now but deserves a 2 year contract
Nice to hear he will play Red Ball for Notts if we hit a crisis
Perhaps Gurney and Hales could do the same?
Help the team out if we are in trouble?
In total appearances in a Notts CCC shirt I reckon Samit must be right at the top ?
To play so many consecutive games over so many years he must keep himself fit - in his own way!!
Yes, like most others delighted Samit is with us for a further 2 years. Brilliant servant for the club in all formats for such a long period of time. Incredible effort to continually produce performances with both bat and ball throughout his Notts career. Deserves to go down, alongside Ready, as a Notts legend of the modern era in my opinion. I am also delighted that The Pub Landlord has put pen to paper. Assuming he can fully recover from his shoulder injury he will still be one of the best white ball bowlers in the game. That's why he's picked up so many Franchise titles, it's not down to fluke. I wouldn't say Gurney and Baz(Hales) are any less loyal to Notts than Samit however. They were just able to exploit their white ball talents at an earlier age in their careers. Luke Fletcher informed us all at cricket lovers society meeting that he would do exactly the same, if he had the same options. It's far easier to appear to be more loyal when there's only the one contract on the table each time it comes round. We just have to accept this is the way cricket has suddenly unfolded in my opinion
ReplyDeleteJust copied some Samit stats for those who might have missed them
ReplyDeleteThe TWO YEAR deal makes his time with Notts up to 20 years
Now 35 he has made 588 appearances for the Club in all formats
First team debut in 2002 - a long time ago !
Runs scored 20,322
Wickets taken 670
He has been an invaluable asset to Notts . The Red Ball team sheet will look strange without his name on it !?
Everyone looks forward to seeing Samit in the flesh next season !
Very few players have mad 20,000 FC career runs
DeleteIt means he averages well over 1,000 a season
But the wickets show in FC game he is s class act as a batsman and a useful bowler
What works in white ball cricket, accuracy and cramping space for the batsmen, is less effective in red ball cricket
Good to see Baz(Hales) named in the PSL team of the year after winning league with Karachi Kings. 9 appearances 272 runs@45.33 highest 80no
ReplyDeleteLets hope Alex can duplicate those PSL stats for Notts CCC next season .
ReplyDeleteAssuming of course we get some one-day cricket action at the Bridge!
Alex had a poor season for us with the bat ( by his standards)but the PSL FIGURES show he can still produce the goods.
Someone pointed out on an earlier posting that he gave us an excellent fast start in several matches - which is important.
Yes, Hales proved once again he doesn't need to play 4 day cricket to hit form in the one day format. What he does need, like everyone else to keep in form like Christian, Gurney et all, is to play white ball cricket on a regular basis. This is why they were mostly undercooked and not always at their best in the Vitality blast competition this year
ReplyDeleteReally 'Mustafa' - he had an awful Bob Willis Trophy experience.
DeleteReally pleased for Steve Mullaney
ReplyDeleteThis man gives us everything out there and his record for us in all formats proves lwhat a fine all rounder he is
Totally back him as captain, and prepared to take a few bruises to continue that !
Nice countryside behind the young Aussie who is joining our beloved neighbours.
ReplyDeleteBut is it from his home country or the Derbyshire hills ?
Glad Colin Ingram staying, too many players are leaving county cricket without us having the chance to say goodbye and thanks
ReplyDeleteLook at ECB homepage fixed penalty breaches 2020 for Notts indiscretions last season.
ReplyDeleteYes read it.
ReplyDeleteClearly we are not the only ones
Not pitching into anyone, and I am sure club would agree we need to sort this out
Actually saw him bat for the Seconds, a rare treat in this evil year to see pro cricketers.
ReplyDeleteHe looked superb
Good luck young Dane for the coming season.
ReplyDeleteAlways a thrill to see Notrs sign a youngster full of promise.
As Del Boy said once ” the worlds your lobster Rodney”
Get stuck in Dane - keep your nose and dont get too close to one or two players in the Notts dressing room who might lead you astray
Watch the clip of that stumping...
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