The Bears/Pears/County Cricket Thread 2015

[PGW]

Another century for the most in form batsman in the country, Bairstow helps Yorkshire recover from 57/3 to 227/3 against Worcester.

You will end up losing him after debacle at Lords.
Tea at Edgbaston 210-3
Trott 71*
Hain 23*

[PGW]

Somerset have just taken the new ball....and guess what first ball does for Trott, caught the edge and caught behind (Bates) b Overton 87
Hain 40*
243-4 87.3 overs, 2 balls with old ball.
Ambrose in

[PGW]

Other Div1 scores
Yorks 275-3 v Worcs....Bairstow 130*, Gale 80*
Notts 290-5 at Sussex James Taylor 108*
Durham 235-6 at Hants

[PGW]

246-5
Ambrose Ct Overton b Thomas 0
Hain 41*

[PGW]

Starting to make a pigs ear of this
Clarke ct Cooper b Overton 1
265-6
Hain 59*
Woakes in
So scores are level....what will our first innings lead be.
Woakes 4 first ball 269-6

[PGW]

Yorks 311-3 now v Pears
Bairstow 139*
Gale 106*
Hold on 311-4
Bairstow ct Fell b D'Oliveira 139

[PGW]

275-7
Woakes ct Cooper b Overton 8
lead of 10

[PGW]

Barker Ct Overton b Thomas 5
282-8 101.0 overs
Hain 61*
Patel in

[PGW]

Close
319-8
Hain 78
Patel 20
106 overs
4 overs to get 31 for 4th batting point....doubt if its possible but knowing Patel as he is he will have a bash.

[ADVILLAFAN]

Second Innings:- Somerset 90/4 at Tea and still trail us by 10 runs.

Have to make us favourites at this point, think weather forecast suggests a full days play tomorrow. Bit cloudy today mind you.

[The Left Side]

War v Som
Som lead by 64 runs
War 6 for 0  (4.2 overs)
Rain

[The Left Side]

Great day so far for the Bears!

[taylorsworkrate]

Sam Hain is class

[cdbearsfan]

Great stuff. It better not rain all day tomorrow!

[adrenachrome]

A very good day for the Bears. I have been most pleased with Rikki Clarke's recent form with the ball, and Chris Woakes's too, although he has just returned from injury. Patel seems to be able to get wickets in any conditions, and has been exceptional since he arrived.

The rules about bad light seem to be driving sections of our support to madness, and the umpires did not help matters.