The Unofficial 2021/2/3/4 Cricket Thread

[chelseachelsea]

Usual biased shit from the BBC. Headlines all about Home Counties teams.

Headline Crawley goes early for Kent. What about the batters who didn't go early. The Bears just got their 2nd batting point on 80 overs, 300, with only the loss of two wickets

Headlines nah Crawley getting out far more important.

You're right, I think there's been an edict in place for some time at the BBC that they should only talk about Middlesex, Surrey, Essex, Hants and the like.
You won't find any stories on their site about Yorkshire, Lancashire, Warwickshire etc

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket

You mean the impartial BBC, as many would have us to believe....are now not impartial??

Definitely, Mr C.
The BBC should be hauled over the coals for ignoring certain cricket counties. Click on the link I posted and you'll see.

I did hence my post.

[subsub]

Usual biased shit from the BBC. Headlines all about Home Counties teams.

Headline Crawley goes early for Kent. What about the batters who didn't go early. The Bears just got their 2nd batting point on 80 overs, 300, with only the loss of two wickets

Headlines nah Crawley getting out far more important.

You're right, I think there's been an edict in place for some time at the BBC that they should only talk about Middlesex, Surrey, Essex, Hants and the like.
You won't find any stories on their site about Yorkshire, Lancashire, Warwickshire etc

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket

You mean the impartial BBC, as many would have us to believe....are now not impartial??

Definitely, Mr C.
The BBC should be hauled over the coals for ignoring certain cricket counties. Click on the link I posted and you'll see.

I did hence my post.

OK. What did you see?

[chelseachelsea]

Usual biased shit from the BBC. Headlines all about Home Counties teams.

Headline Crawley goes early for Kent. What about the batters who didn't go early. The Bears just got their 2nd batting point on 80 overs, 300, with only the loss of two wickets

Headlines nah Crawley getting out far more important.

You're right, I think there's been an edict in place for some time at the BBC that they should only talk about Middlesex, Surrey, Essex, Hants and the like.
You won't find any stories on their site about Yorkshire, Lancashire, Warwickshire etc

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket

You mean the impartial BBC, as many would have us to believe....are now not impartial??

Definitely, Mr C.
The BBC should be hauled over the coals for ignoring certain cricket counties. Click on the link I posted and you'll see.

I did hence my post.

OK. What did you see?

You want me to post a link, you posted to confirm I read it???

Very strange behaviour..

[Holden Mcgroyne]

2024 is going to be a disaster for Lancashire in the County Championship, safe to say there's more enjoyment watching this lad in the 2nds

[JW90]

Who'd have thought playing half the season in April and September would bring about serious weather issues and ruining the campaign?

[subsub]

Who'd have thought playing half the season in April and September would bring about serious weather issues and ruining the campaign?

In fairness, the county cricket season always starts in April. It's just that this year, the spring has been particularly cold and wet.