Just made my first-class debut as a batting all-rounder, on what could only be described as a quicks deathbed. The ball barely ever even reached knee high, and being put in to bowl before cracks appeared wasn't the greatest news. However! In my second over I had Tom Alsop caught at short cover for my maiden first-class wicket, and then 2 overs later I got Michael Carberry to get a leading edge to a slower ball...which short cover dropped. He was on 41 at the time.
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He ended on 318*.
Run scoring was difficult, and playing the length rather than the pitch got me clean bowled trying to pull a Sean Ervine half-tracker for a fairly tortuous 15(62). A middle order collapse afterwards ensured Hampshire enforced the follow-on, and despite a few nicely timed shots, Tino 'Mind the huge front pad in front of the stumps' Best got me LBW for 17. I can't remember how many balls I faced in the second innings, but a batting SR of 26 and a bowling SR of 102 wasn't the most entertaining start.