From the names announced I would go for the following eleven:
Came, Reece, Lloyd, Ali, Wood, Guest, Dal, Thomson, Watt, Moore, Lakmal
Lamb, McKiernan, Conners also in the squad, but with nothing riding on the game, let's at least offer opportunity, eh? And even giving Sam Conners a rest, we still have eight bowlers in that side.
Worcestershire are very much in contention for the quarter finals, currently sitting in third place after a fine win against Northamptonshire yesterday. Rob Jones, formerly of Lancashire, made a sparkling unbeaten century against their opponents, dealt a bitter blow with Prithvi Shaw having to return to India with a knee injury.
Their likely side:
Roderick, Pollock, Jones, Libby, Kashif, Waite, Cox, Van Beek, Baker, Brown, Pennington
With Derbyshire past and future in their ranks, the game will make for interesting viewing. I won't see much of the game on Sunday against Northamptonshire, as I will be travelling to see my old Mum for a few days, ahead of her 90th birthday.
I hope to pop into the Incora County Ground for a few hours on Tuesday for the Somerset game, but will also be dropping into Pride Park, where a memorial brick has been put into the wall with my Dad's name. After his being a Ram since 1945 and a Derbyshire supporter since 1946 it was the least I could do.
If you are along at that one it will be nice to say hello!
Rubbish, pathetic bowling again getting smashed all around the park by the Worcestershire batsmen. Looks like another defeat on the cards to add to this dismal season
ReplyDeleteSpecial innings by Kashif, got to give credit where it is due. Not easy on a good track when someone is in that sort of nick.
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