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Week 224 – June 24th – Kent v Lancashire – Part 6
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Week 224 – June 24th – Kent v Lancashire – Part 5
Some more pictures from this lovely warm day at Canterbury.
Lunch time scoreboard and not looking good for Kent. 130 runs added by Lancashire in the morning session and no wickets lost or likely to be taken. 
Kent players signing autographs for the young fans. 
Jimmy Anderson scrolling around the boundary in the afternoon session. -
Week 224 – June 24th – Kent v Lancashire – Part 3
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Week 224 – June 24th – Kent v Lancashire – Part 1
What turned out to be the hottest day of the year so far, went to Canterbury for the 2nd day of the county championship match between Kent and Lancashire, this was part of the Canterbury week and today was also the school day out, so around 1650 school children were in the crowd.
Also met up with Martin and Nick.
Pictures and video’s from the day.
Start of play score, Lancashire 38-1 after bowling out Kent for 244 
Just after I entered the ground as I walked around, I thought I recognised the player and it was the England bowling legend Jimmy Anderson doing some running drills. 
Kent pavilion with the Lancashire players warming up in front. -
Week 223 – June 18th – Worcester – Part 1
We then drove into Worcester and took a stroll along to Worcestershire cricket ground at New Road.
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Week 222 – June 16th – cricinfo comment
This morning I was able to get another comment onto the live cricinfo commentary, during the 1st ODI between India and South Africa.
I made the live commentary again on cricinfo. -
Week 220 – May 27th – South East Stars v Western Storm Part 2
Former Kent and England player James Tredwell umpiring. 
England international Tash Farrant steaming in. Whilst we were watching, we were also keeping an eye on the sky, as the clouds were getting darker.
We started to move towards our car and just as we reached the car, the rain fell down. We waited a few minutes and saw see the dark clouds still in the distance and decided to leave.
Claire’s curse struck again at Beckenham and there was no more play, with Western Storm 38 for 3 from 6 overs.
