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  • Week 105 – March 18th – Stats Perform

    After having few email conversations with Rob Carter, I looked at this company again and there was a job for “In-Ground Cricket Analyst – London.

    I put my CV forward and also answered the cricket questions they asked, I believe I got them all correct accept for the 20/20 question.

    I realised afterwards I made a mistake as I didn’t send any of my cricket project’s I have been doing, silly me.

  • Week 92 – December 13th – Lords

    Today I put in for tickets at Lords for test cricket next year.

    Was meant to go this year, but Covid19 restricted the crowd size.

    Let’s see what happens next year.

  • Week 85 – October 27th – Cricinfo

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  • Week 80 – September 26th – England v New Zealand at Canterbury – Part 4

    An enjoyable day as England thrashed New Zealand in nice late September weather, shame the season in general couldn’t be as good as it has been in September regarding the weather.

    England
    Heather Knight bowling her off spin

    England
    England walking over to the New Zealand pavilion at the end of the match

    England
    Anya Shrubsole and another England player chatting with fans.

    England
    New Zealand players walking back to there pavilion after the presentation.

    England 347-5 in 50 overs (Lauren Winfield-Hill 43, Tammy Beaumont 102, Natalie Sciver 39, Amy Jones 60, Sophia Dunkley 33, Danni Wyatt 43, Hannah Rowe 10-1-65-2) beat New Zealand 144 in 35.2 overs (Sophie Ecclestone 8-1-32-2, Kate Cross 8-0-44-3, Heather Knight 5-0-24-3) by 203 runs.

    Great comment at the presentation by the New Zealand caption Sophie Devine – “It’s one of those games you just flush down the dunny. Full credit to England, they completely outperformed us.

  • Week 80 – September 26th – England v New Zealand at Canterbury – Part 3

    More pictures from the ODI international.

    England
    Anya Shrubsole bowling the first ball of New Zealand innings.

    England.
    Anya Shrubsole

    England
    Maddy Green playing the ball on to the leg side.

    England
    The captain Heather Knight on too bowl, after making a duck, she chipped in with 3 wickets to take the player of the series and the summer.

  • Week 80 – September 26th – England v New Zealand at Canterbury – Part 2

    England
    Tammy Beaumont playing an on drive.

    England
    Tammy Beaumont lets the ball go through. She had a great day making 102

    England
    Tammy Beaumont

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    The start of the New Zealand innings, chasing a massive 347

  • Week 80 – September 26th – England v New Zealand at Canterbury – Part 1

    Today we went to final international match of the summer. Good size crowd and reasonable weather.

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  • Week 80 – September 24th – Kent v Middlesex at Canterbury – Part 2

    Kent
    Tawanda Muyeye and Darren Stevens waiting to start the final day chase.

    Kent
    Tawanda Muyeye defends the first ball of the day.

    Kent
    Kent manage to win and take the division three title.

    So what a week for Kent cricket, winning this title, as well as the Vitality Blast, plus the ladies winning there competition as well.

  • Week 80 – September 24th – Kent v Middlesex at Canterbury – Part 1

    The game went into the final day, as the weather was decent, I travelled down with Claire to see who would win.

    Kent started the final day on 275-5, after Ollie Robinson was out to final ball of the day yesterday for 112.

    So need 98 more runs to win with 5 wickets left. So who is going to win?

    Kent
    Toby Roland-Jones another former England player, looking relaxed before the start of the final day.

    Kent
    The ground looking well in the late September sun.

    Kent
    State of the match at the start of the 4th and final day. Who’s going to win?

  • Week 80 – Septemeber 22nd – Kent v Middlesex at Canterbury – Part 2

    Today I went to Canterbury for the final county championship match against Middlesex, who ever won this game would win the division three title.

    It was good to meet up with Nick Coffin, as usual late to the match, but that is old news. 🙂

    Kent
    Not every day you see two former England players – Mark Stoneham (on the right) and Sam Robson coming off at lunch.

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    Stoneham and Robson in front of the poor Kent first innings scorecard.

    Kent
    Sun setting at the end of the second days play of Kent v Middlesex.

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