Story Kent - A Cricket07 Story - Season Finished
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Lancashire v Kent - Liverpool Victoria County Championship - Old Trafford
Day 2 - 3rd Session
Nothing was going to live up to the excitement of the last session. Which was a coincidence as nothing happened.
Nothing until the 3rd last ball of the day, when Patel dismissed Sutcliffe for 19. At the end of the day Lancashire are 34/1.
Nothing until the 3rd last ball of the day, when Patel dismissed Sutcliffe for 19. At the end of the day Lancashire are 34/1.
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Lancashire v Kent - Liverpool Victoria County Championship - Old Trafford
Day 3 - 1st Session
Lancashire continue to set the world alight with their batting, unfortunatley thats happening in a parallel universe somewhere. In this universe Chilton is finally runout for 7 after 127 balls.
Lancashire score their first boundary of the innings at 12:34 and go in at lunch with the score at 72/2.
Lancashire score their first boundary of the innings at 12:34 and go in at lunch with the score at 72/2.
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Day 3 - 2nd Session
Just after lunch and Lancashire suffer yet another runout.
Freddie is not far behind as Jones stumps him from Patel's bowling. Flintoff had been tempted down the wicket on a number of occasions but missed the ball completely this time.
Loye's stay at the crease is extrememly short as Patel bags another wicket and Lancashire lose 3 is quick sucession.
Lancashire recover and make it to tea without the loss of another wicket. They've been batting for 3 sessions now and have only just broken the 100 barrier.
Freddie is not far behind as Jones stumps him from Patel's bowling. Flintoff had been tempted down the wicket on a number of occasions but missed the ball completely this time.
Loye's stay at the crease is extrememly short as Patel bags another wicket and Lancashire lose 3 is quick sucession.
Lancashire recover and make it to tea without the loss of another wicket. They've been batting for 3 sessions now and have only just broken the 100 barrier.
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Let's hope for a good AI patch soon then 
By the looks of things, you need one.
By the looks of things, you need one.
plympilgrim
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wow very slow and boring batting by lancs
GrayNicolls
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Wow. I think you might be too good for this game, Kev.
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I love the little bit of humour you put in there. Nice work 
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Lancashire v Kent - Liverpool Victoria County Championship - Old Trafford
Day 3 - 3rd Session
Lancashire have been at the Red Bull at tea and have finally started batting at a good rate. Hodge and Sutton put on nearly 50 runs in the session before Joseph bowls Hodge for 35. Lancs are 142/6.
Cork comes out to bat but the crowd are not treated to a repeat of the firework display he provided in the 1st innings. He is runout for 1 off a no-ball from Patel.
Mahmood is next in/next out as Fulton adds to his close fielding catch tally for the season.
The faster run rate being employed is certainly taking its toll on the wickets as Anderson is quickly back in the pavillion, he gets an inside edge and the ball hits the stumps, giving Kemp his first wicket.
Lancashire look completely down and out now, their only hope lies with Sutton and he soon reaches his half century.
Unfortunatley Keedy cant back him up and Hall bowls him for 1.
Lancashire are all out for 198. Leaving Kent a tiny target of 61 runs.
There is time for just 2 overs before the close of play and Lancashire fans will be ashamed that out of the 14 runs scored by Kent in those 2 overs, 11 are extras.
Cork comes out to bat but the crowd are not treated to a repeat of the firework display he provided in the 1st innings. He is runout for 1 off a no-ball from Patel.
Mahmood is next in/next out as Fulton adds to his close fielding catch tally for the season.
The faster run rate being employed is certainly taking its toll on the wickets as Anderson is quickly back in the pavillion, he gets an inside edge and the ball hits the stumps, giving Kemp his first wicket.
Lancashire look completely down and out now, their only hope lies with Sutton and he soon reaches his half century.
Unfortunatley Keedy cant back him up and Hall bowls him for 1.
Lancashire are all out for 198. Leaving Kent a tiny target of 61 runs.
There is time for just 2 overs before the close of play and Lancashire fans will be ashamed that out of the 14 runs scored by Kent in those 2 overs, 11 are extras.
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11 out of 14 were extras. Extras was the 3rd highest scorer 
Kent should win this easily. 168 runs - Rings a bell doesn't it
Kent should win this easily. 168 runs - Rings a bell doesn't it
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wow Hodge's wicket looked well good!
GrayNicolls
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Brilliant batting by Lancs. Looks like they will easily wrap this up now.
Jaztheman
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fantastic pres and come on you kent win this easily
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Lancashire v Kent - Liverpool Victoria County Championship - Old Trafford
Day 4 - 1st Session
Dispite the fact that only around 50 runs are required today, the ground is full to capacity, infact county cricket really seems to be enjoying a golden age at present.
Fulton and Walker continue at the crease but Fulton falls on 11 runs, he is caught and bowled by Cork, the slower ball completely catching Fulton out.
Rob Key only lasts a few balls before he too mistimes a slower ball, suddenly Kent seem to be making hard work of it.
A glimmer of hope grows in Lancashire's hearts as 2 wickets fall with the score on 49. Walker and van Jaarsveld both edge to the wicket keeper. van Jaarsveld's dismissal coming from Anderson's first ball.
Its up to Hall and Stevens to hit the required 12 runs. Hall wins the match for Kent with a boundary.
Fulton and Walker continue at the crease but Fulton falls on 11 runs, he is caught and bowled by Cork, the slower ball completely catching Fulton out.
Rob Key only lasts a few balls before he too mistimes a slower ball, suddenly Kent seem to be making hard work of it.
A glimmer of hope grows in Lancashire's hearts as 2 wickets fall with the score on 49. Walker and van Jaarsveld both edge to the wicket keeper. van Jaarsveld's dismissal coming from Anderson's first ball.
Its up to Hall and Stevens to hit the required 12 runs. Hall wins the match for Kent with a boundary.
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