Bears/Pears Thread 2013.

• #1365 Reply
  Posted by paul_e on 27 Sep, 2013 11:34
• Quote from: PGW on 27 Sep, 2013 11:31

  Kieton Jennings ct Brown b Nash 127
  Arshad 83
  Onions in now
  Lead 280
  This Arshad fellow doesn't even warrant a place in the Durham section of the 'Playfair' annual. Local lad from Binley, made his debut some time in August. As i said that Arshas ct Joyce b Zaidi 83
  444-9. I was hoping they could bat till lunch to take some time out of the game.
  Rushworth in now who needs 2 runs to get to 100 for the season.....may not last too long. Just got a 4 so got his 100 for season
  

  
  surely a lead pushing 300 is good for a side with a bowler in the form Onions is.  This one looks like all 3 results would be possible from now, I guess it depends o the pitch though.
• #1366 Reply
  Posted by Colhint on 27 Sep, 2013 11:35
• 458 all out  lead of 294
• #1367 Reply
  Posted by PGW on 27 Sep, 2013 11:38
• Rushworth b Zaidi 9
  Onions NO 5
  458 All Out
  Sussex require 295 in 75 or 76 overs minus Michael Yardy who apparently is ill. The bowler Zaidi also has a broken finger. With Luke Wright and Matty Prior batting it is possible if they treat as a 1 dayer.
  Nothing to lose draw no good.
  Will be good listening for the rest of the day!!!
• #1368 Reply
  Posted by PGW on 27 Sep, 2013 11:54
• Sussex away in their 2nd innings 8-0
  Onions (69 Wkts) and Rushworth (54) opening the bowling as usual who require a further 5 wickets between them to break the Durham opening partnership of Harmison and Brown who took 127 wickets between them in a county season not so long ago......so come on you pair get going!!!
• #1369 Reply
  Posted by ADVILLAFAN on 27 Sep, 2013 11:58
• 295 to win is very tough to get in the 4th day of a match. Intriguing game.
• #1370 Reply
  Posted by PGW on 27 Sep, 2013 13:02
• At lunch Sussex require 252 in a minimum of 62 overs @ 4.06 per over
• #1371 Reply
  Posted by PGW on 27 Sep, 2013 13:39
• Durham 67-0
  228 more off 55 overs req'd @4.15 per over
  Going well are Nash & Wells
• #1372 Reply
  Posted by PGW on 27 Sep, 2013 14:20
• Durham 131-0 now 32 overs 43 overs left requiring further 164 @ 3.81
  Wells 69
  Nash 50
  Not looking good
• #1373 Reply
  Posted by ADVILLAFAN on 27 Sep, 2013 14:52
• Finally Sussex have lost a wicket - probably too late for us though.
• #1374 Reply
  Posted by PGW on 27 Sep, 2013 14:54
• A break through
  Sussex 163-1
  Wellss Ct Colly b Onions 88
  Nash 67
  132 req'd 34 overs @3.88
• #1375 Reply
  Posted by PGW on 27 Sep, 2013 15:38
• Resumed after Tea
  191-1 47 overs
  104 req'd in minimum 28 overs @3.71
• #1376 Reply
  Posted by eastie on 27 Sep, 2013 18:39
• Sussex won by 6 wickets to finish 3rd but still a respectable place of 4th for dougie browns first season in charge.
• #1377 Reply
  Posted by spangley1812 on 27 Sep, 2013 18:50
• Quote from: eastie on 27 Sep, 2013 18:39

  Sussex won by 6 wickets to finish 3rd but still a respectable place of 4th for dougie browns first season in charge.
  

  
  Yes spot on Eastie considering the decimated bowling attack.......the batting worries me a lot but good signs from Evans and Javid towards the end of the season
• #1378 Reply
  Posted by ACVilla on 28 Sep, 2013 20:31
• Quote from: PGW on 27 Sep, 2013 11:54

  Sussex away in their 2nd innings 8-0
  Onions (69 Wkts) and Rushworth (54) opening the bowling as usual who require a further 5 wickets between them to break the Durham opening partnership of Harmison and Brown who took 127 wickets between them in a county season not so long ago......so come on you pair get going!!!
  

  Simon Brown, left arm seamer, totally forgot about him. Wasn't he a one cap wonder.......hold on, google,........yep he was.
  
  550 first class wickets as well. Impressive.
• #1379 Reply
  Posted by adrenachrome on 28 Sep, 2013 20:44
• Bell and Woakes on the pitch at half time today, according to a Bears fan sitting next to me.