A certain former England captain and record run scorer out LBW for 10 to Podmore. To be fair to Cook, he walked off even before the Umpire put his finger up!
Who is Tawanda Muyeye? Kent have signed him on a 3 year contract.
Tawanda's from Zimbabwe, Came to England as a 16/17 year old on a scholarship and went to school at Eastbourne College where he became Wisden Schools Cricketer of the Year. He's now 20 but I would be surprised if he is ready to go straight into the first team but you never know what will happen when the likes of Billings, Blake, Crawley and Denly disappear for The Hundred.
He was previously with Sussex - Rob Ferley was his cricket master at Eastbourne College and of course our batting coach, Mike Yardy, would know him too. It's interesting that he's signed as a domestic player but, presumably, he now holds British Citizenship.
In the current financial climate, we appear to be going the same way as a number of counties in signing more younger players for the future rather than established cricketers.
Tawanda Muyeye follows the signatures of Nathan Gilchrist and Hamidullah Qadri as well as the homegrown players such as Jordan Cox, Ollie Robinson, Marcus O'Riordan and of course Zac Crawley - all seven players are under 23 which bodes well for the future
In the current financial climate, we appear to be going the same way as a number of counties in signing more younger players for the future rather than established cricketers.
Tawanda Muyeye follows the signatures of Nathan Gilchrist and Hamidullah Qadri as well as the homegrown players such as Jordan Cox, Ollie Robinson, Marcus O'Riordan and of course Zac Crawley - all seven players are under 23 which bodes well for the future
...except by the time they are any good they will sign for Slurry or Essex....
In the current financial climate, we appear to be going the same way as a number of counties in signing more younger players for the future rather than established cricketers.
Tawanda Muyeye follows the signatures of Nathan Gilchrist and Hamidullah Qadri as well as the homegrown players such as Jordan Cox, Ollie Robinson, Marcus O'Riordan and of course Zac Crawley - all seven players are under 23 which bodes well for the future
...except by the time they are any good they will sign for Slurry or Essex....
,,,,,,but probably better that we have an opportunity to retain them than they sign for those counties first.....
A Sports Scholar at Eastbourne College under the mentorship of former Kent stars Rob Ferley and James Tredwell, the 20-year-old was named as Wisden Schools Cricketer of the Year for 2020, an award previously won by England stars Jonny Bairstow and Jos Buttler, as well as Kent’s Vice-Captain, Daniel Bell-Drummond.
A Sports Scholar at Eastbourne College under the mentorship of former Kent stars Rob Ferley and James Tredwell, the 20-year-old was named as Wisden Schools Cricketer of the Year for 2020, an award previously won by England stars Jonny Bairstow and Jos Buttler, as well as Kent’s Vice-Captain, Daniel Bell-Drummond.
Sussex never stood a chance!
He just didn't want to have to face Jofra in the nets
A Sports Scholar at Eastbourne College under the mentorship of former Kent stars Rob Ferley and James Tredwell, the 20-year-old was named as Wisden Schools Cricketer of the Year for 2020, an award previously won by England stars Jonny Bairstow and Jos Buttler, as well as Kent’s Vice-Captain, Daniel Bell-Drummond.
Sussex never stood a chance!
He just didn't want to have to face Jofra in the nets
He didn't want the risk of Jofra dropping a fish tank on him!
First of the final two day warm up games today. Kent batted today and reached 280-14!!!!
High and low lights:
Stewart 105 retired Robinson 59 Stevens 36 Kuhn batted twice and followed a duck in his first innings with an undefeated 33 in his second Leaning batted twice too but failed to trouble the scorer in either innings!
Now this might just be a wind up but, in response to questions as to why Joe Denly hasn't played in the last two warm up games, a suggestion has been put forward that he has agreed to sign for Surrey.
Now this might just be a wind up but, in response to questions as to why Joe Denly hasn't played in the last two warm up games, a suggestion has been put forward that he has agreed to sign for Surrey.
Now this might just be a wind up but, in response to questions as to why Joe Denly hasn't played in the last two warm up games, a suggestion has been put forward that he has agreed to sign for Surrey.
Now this might just be a wind up but, in response to questions as to why Joe Denly hasn't played in the last two warm up games, a suggestion has been put forward that he has agreed to sign for Surrey.
Now this might just be a wind up but, in response to questions as to why Joe Denly hasn't played in the last two warm up games, a suggestion has been put forward that he has agreed to sign for Surrey.
Now this might just be a wind up but, in response to questions as to why Joe Denly hasn't played in the last two warm up games, a suggestion has been put forward that he has agreed to sign for Surrey.
Pick of the TEN bowlers utilised was Milnes with figures of 10-3-25-3
4.3 overs of spin all day
Our two main spinners weren't even in the squad. We probably won't even play one in the first half a dozen Championship matches and therein lies the whole reason why, as a country, we struggle to produce international class ones - green tracks and freezing cold hands are not really conducive to doing so
Now this might just be a wind up but, in response to questions as to why Joe Denly hasn't played in the last two warm up games, a suggestion has been put forward that he has agreed to sign for Surrey.
Edit - this has been confirmed a wind up from someone on the Facebook group!
As you've said. Complete bull. He would hardly be likely to take the number 3 slot off Amla.
Denly can bat anywhere in the top 5. And judging from your recent match you could do with him:
Sussex: 382 for 5 declared Surrey: 48 for 6
You're not wrong. We have for the current match added Amla Burns Pope and Foakes. Our batting straightaway looks a class above.
Surrey 284-12 88.4
Sussex CCC 382-5 (dec)
Looks like your batting needs bolstering if you still can't score as much as Sussex (only losing 5 wickets) with players batting twice
As I said that was before those 5 were back in the squad. We also had a significantly weakened bowling linup for that game. Completely different side playing moddlesex as we speak.
Now this might just be a wind up but, in response to questions as to why Joe Denly hasn't played in the last two warm up games, a suggestion has been put forward that he has agreed to sign for Surrey.
Edit - this has been confirmed a wind up from someone on the Facebook group!
As you've said. Complete bull. He would hardly be likely to take the number 3 slot off Amla.
Denly can bat anywhere in the top 5. And judging from your recent match you could do with him:
Sussex: 382 for 5 declared Surrey: 48 for 6
You're not wrong. We have for the current match added Amla Burns Pope and Foakes. Our batting straightaway looks a class above.
Surrey 284-12 88.4
Sussex CCC 382-5 (dec)
Looks like your batting needs bolstering if you still can't score as much as Sussex (only losing 5 wickets) with players batting twice
As I said that was before those 5 were back in the squad. We also had a significantly weakened bowling linup for that game. Completely different side playing moddlesex as we speak.
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Podmore returned the best figures for us with 15-3-46-2
Kent have signed him on a 3 year contract.
He was previously with Sussex - Rob Ferley was his cricket master at Eastbourne College and of course our batting coach, Mike Yardy, would know him too. It's interesting that he's signed as a domestic player but, presumably, he now holds British Citizenship.
Tawanda Muyeye follows the signatures of Nathan Gilchrist and Hamidullah Qadri as well as the homegrown players such as Jordan Cox, Ollie Robinson, Marcus O'Riordan and of course Zac Crawley - all seven players are under 23 which bodes well for the future
A Sports Scholar at Eastbourne College under the mentorship of former Kent stars Rob Ferley and James Tredwell, the 20-year-old was named as Wisden Schools Cricketer of the Year for 2020, an award previously won by England stars Jonny Bairstow and Jos Buttler, as well as Kent’s Vice-Captain, Daniel Bell-Drummond.
Sussex never stood a chance!
Many thanks in advance.
High and low lights:
Stewart 105 retired
Robinson 59
Stevens 36
Kuhn batted twice and followed a duck in his first innings with an undefeated 33 in his second
Leaning batted twice too but failed to trouble the scorer in either innings!
@cantersaddick Have you heard anything about this?
Edit - this has been confirmed a wind up from someone on the Facebook group!
"Got to love social media....no I’m retiring from cricket and signing for Man City on a 4 year deal can’t wait to ply under pep"
Sussex: 382 for 5 declared
Surrey: 48 for 6
Gilchrist 2-6
Not a bad grab from Crawley
A couple of wickets to Klassen
https://www.kentcricket.co.uk/news/denly-commits-future-to-kent/
Pick of the TEN bowlers utilised was Milnes with figures of 10-3-25-3
Looks like your batting needs bolstering if you still can't score as much as Sussex (only losing 5 wickets) with players batting twice
Ah, the one Middx won?