[Scorecard] County Championship, 1998 Northamptonshire v Yorkshire
rsci
County Championship, 1998
Northamptonshire v Yorkshire
County Ground, Northampton
13,14,15 May 1998
Result: Nothamptonshire won by 8 wickets
Points: Nothamptonshire 23 pts, Yorkshire 4pts.
Toss: Yorkshire
Umpires: JF Steele and RA White
Close of play:
Day 1: Northamptonshire 158/4 (Sales 28*, Ripley 14*; 57 overs)
Day 2: Yorkshire 147/7 (Blakey 4*, Gough 10*; 44.4 overs)
Yorkshire 1st innings
A McGrath b Malcolm 0
MP Vaughan c Curran b Malcolm 17
*D Byas lbw b Malcolm 5
MJ Wood lbw b Malcolm 0
DS Lehmann c Bailey b Taylor 5
C White c Montgomerie b Taylor 42
+RJ Blakey b Malcolm 0
D Gough lbw b Rose 3
CEW Silverwood c Curran b Malcolm 40
RD Stemp c GP Swann b Taylor 14
PM Hutchison not out 8
Extras (lb 8, w 2, nb 4) 14
Total (all out, 44 overs) 148
FoW: 1-0, 2-24, 3-24, 4-25, 5-41, 6-46, 7-54, 8-96, 9-131,
10-148.
Bowling O M R W
Malcolm 18 4 54 6
Rose 10 1 36 1
Taylor 16 5 50 3
Northamptonshire 1st innings
RR Montgomerie lbw b Hutchison 22
AJ Swann c Blakey b Hutchison 5
MB Loye lbw b White 28
RJ Bailey c Blakey b Gough 35
DJG Sales b White 60
+D Ripley c Blakey b White 35
*KM Curran c Stemp b White 2
GP Swann c White b Silverwood 49
FA Rose lbw b Gough 10
JP Taylor not out 32
DE Malcolm b White 0
Extras (b 6, lb 12, w 6, nb 30) 54
Total (all out, 108.3 overs) 332
FoW: 1-28, 2-39, 3-92, 4-121, 5-206, 6-220, 7-223, 8-248, 9-319,
10-332.
Bowling O M R W
Gough 28 5 82 2
Silverwood 27 6 84 1
Hutchison 25 6 68 2
White 20.3 5 46 5
Stemp 8 1 34 0
Yorkshire 2nd innings
A McGrath c Bailey b Rose 26
MP Vaughan c Ripley b Taylor 13
*D Byas lbw b Malcolm 34
MJ Wood c AJ Swann b Taylor 3
DS Lehmann c Curran b GP Swann 27
C White lbw b GP Swann 10
PM Hutchison lbw b GP Swann 4
+RJ Blakey b Malcolm 49
D Gough c Curran b Taylor 58
CEW Silverwood c Bailey b Malcolm 34
RD Stemp not out 1
Extras (b 1, lb 14, nb 14) 29
Total (all out, 86.3 overs) 288
FoW: 1-33, 2-57, 3-75, 4-102, 5-125, 6-132,
7-135, 8-218, 9-287, 10-288.
Bowling O M R W
Malcolm 22.3 2 87 3
Rose 26 7 73 1
GP Swann 22 4 69 3
Taylor 14 4 37 3
Curran 1 0 1 0
Bailey 1 0 6 0
Northamptonshire 2nd innings
RR Montgomerie not out 49
AJ Swann lbw b White 1
MB Loye c sub b Stemp 4
RJ Bailey not out 46
Extras (b 2, lb 1, nb 2) 5
Total (2 wickets, 25.2 overs) 105
DNB: *KM Curran, GP Swann, DE Malcolm, +D Ripley, FA Rose,
DJG Sales, JP Taylor.
FoW: 1-23, 2-28.
Bowling O M R W
Gough 5 1 16 0
Silverwood 4 0 9 0
Hutchison 4 0 16 0
Stemp 4 0 27 1
White 4 2 10 1
Vaughan 4 1 24 0
Lehmann 0.2 0 0 0
<END> Contributed by Robin Abrahams <ro...@cricket.org>
Chris Weston
In article <6jomr9$g...@emily.oit.umass.edu>, rsci <rs...@cricket.org>
writes
>Result: Nothamptonshire won by 8 wickets
>Points: Nothamptonshire 23 pts, Yorkshire 4pts.
>
>
>Yorkshire 1st innings
>A McGrath b Malcolm 0
>MP Vaughan c Curran b Malcolm 17
>*D Byas lbw b Malcolm 5
>MJ Wood lbw b Malcolm 0
>DS Lehmann c Bailey b Taylor 5
>C White c Montgomerie b Taylor 42
>+RJ Blakey b Malcolm 0
>D Gough lbw b Rose 3
>CEW Silverwood c Curran b Malcolm 40
>RD Stemp c GP Swann b Taylor 14
>PM Hutchison not out 8
>Extras (lb 8, w 2, nb 4) 14
>Total (all out, 44 overs) 148
>
>
>Malcolm 18 4 54 6
>Rose 10 1 36 1
>Taylor 16 5 50 3
>
It must be a quiet day on rsc when I'm replying to scores from 2 days
ago. Is it quiet or is my isp bust?
--
Chris Weston
MG
Chris Weston wrote:
>
> In article <6jomr9$g...@emily.oit.umass.edu>, rsci <rs...@cricket.org>
> writes
> >Points: Nothamptonshire 23 pts, Yorkshire 4pts.
Don't care. 'Sonly a game.
<snip heart-rending scorecard>
> >
> Wheee! 6 for 54 for big Dev. Devon for England!
>
Wouldn't it be nice if we could a find a really really fast bowler who wasn't
cross-eyed ?
--
Mike Gooding
"You're pretty brave in cyberspace, flameboy"
"Step inside"
Mike Holmans
On Thu, 21 May 1998 14:56:23 +0100, Chris Weston
<CWe...@middleton-maintenance.co.uk> decided to opine:
>It must be a quiet day on rsc when I'm replying to scores from 2 days
>ago. Is it quiet or is my isp bust?
It's too quiet, sir. I don't like it.
Actually, it's because everyone's busily watching the RSA v England
game. At least, I suppose it is, because I'm not watching it, nor do I
intend to. The score will no doubt be in the paper tomorrow.
Apart from the England/RSA game, nothing else is happening in the
world of cricket. At least, India haven't played an ODI for a
fortnight or more, and they aren't due to play another for at least
three weeks, so there's nothing important for anybody to talk about.
Courtney Walsh has checked into hospital and will be out for the rest
of the century. Sachin Tendulkar has changed his name to van der Merwe
and has been put on standby in case one of the RSA batsmen mugs a
nightclub bouncer.
Fred Trueman, Geoffrey Boycott, and Ray Illingworth have held a press
conference. They've apologised. Whatever it was, they've apologised
for it. They're very sorry indeed, and they won't do it again.
Cheers,
Mike
--
Non sine Rampo Britannia victoriam habebit
Chris Weston
In article <35643d40...@news.axion.bt.co.uk>, Mike Holmans
<pos...@jackalope.demon.co.uk> writes
>On Thu, 21 May 1998 14:56:23 +0100, Chris Weston
><CWe...@middleton-maintenance.co.uk> decided to opine:
>
>>It must be a quiet day on rsc when I'm replying to scores from 2 days
>>ago. Is it quiet or is my isp bust?
>
>It's too quiet, sir. I don't like it.
>
>Actually, it's because everyone's busily watching the RSA v England
>game. At least, I suppose it is, because I'm not watching it, nor do I
>intend to. The score will no doubt be in the paper tomorrow.
cricket. It's just not proper cricket.
>
>Apart from the England/RSA game, nothing else is happening in the
>world of cricket. At least, India haven't played an ODI for a
>fortnight or more, and they aren't due to play another for at least
>three weeks, so there's nothing important for anybody to talk about.
mentioned it.....
>
>Courtney Walsh has checked into hospital and will be out for the rest
>of the century. Sachin Tendulkar has changed his name to van der Merwe
>and has been put on standby in case one of the RSA batsmen mugs a
>nightclub bouncer.
Old news....
>
>Fred Trueman, Geoffrey Boycott, and Ray Illingworth have held a press
>conference. They've apologised. Whatever it was, they've apologised
>for it. They're very sorry indeed, and they won't do it again.
>
I've tried to understand this as irony, as farce, as surrealism, but
I just can't picture it.
--
Chris Weston
Mike Holmans
On Thu, 21 May 1998 16:36:26 +0100, Chris Weston
<CWe...@middleton-maintenance.co.uk> decided to opine:
>In article <35643d40...@news.axion.bt.co.uk>, Mike Holmans
><pos...@jackalope.demon.co.uk> writes
>>Actually, it's because everyone's busily watching the RSA v England
>>game. At least, I suppose it is, because I'm not watching it, nor do I
>>intend to. The score will no doubt be in the paper tomorrow.
>You old curmudgeon. It's not a hanging offence, watching silly
>cricket. It's just not proper cricket.
Maybe, but I've got something better to do this evening, and I've been
at work all day.
>>
>>Apart from the England/RSA game, nothing else is happening in the
>>world of cricket. At least, India haven't played an ODI for a
>>fortnight or more, and they aren't due to play another for at least
>>three weeks, so there's nothing important for anybody to talk about.
>India narrowly beat Kenya last night in an ODI tournament, nobody's
>mentioned it.....
>
Blimey. So they did. Perhaps someone's newgrouped india.sport.cricket
and they've all gone over there to moan about Azhar.
>>
>>Courtney Walsh has checked into hospital and will be out for the rest
>>of the century. Sachin Tendulkar has changed his name to van der Merwe
>>and has been put on standby in case one of the RSA batsmen mugs a
>>nightclub bouncer.
>Old news....
>
>>
>>Fred Trueman, Geoffrey Boycott, and Ray Illingworth have held a press
>>conference. They've apologised. Whatever it was, they've apologised
>>for it. They're very sorry indeed, and they won't do it again.
>>
>I've tried to understand this as irony, as farce, as surrealism, but
>I just can't picture it.
That's the trouble with young people today. No imagination. Now, in my
day, we used to picture things out in the middle. We didn't do any of
this new-fangled nonsense, we just went out there and did it. We
didn't just do it in the nets, you know. And we never got injured
doing it. I mean, Brian Statham, he could picture an entire season of
rep at the Free Trade Hall at one end, while I just thought about
Leeds City Varieties, where they had The Good Old Days. Of course, you
wouldn't remember The Good Old Days. One of my best inventions, them.
But people today, I just don't know, they don't appreciate the Good
Old Days: nowadays they all seem to want Mick Reeves (is that his
name, oh something like that any road). Some of them don't even know
they were born. You don't want all this quick-fire rubbish - you want
lines at length, lines at length, lines at length, that's what gets
them out of the theatres. I just don't know what's going off out there
any more.
Cheers,
Fred
Linda
Mike Holmans <pos...@jackalope.demon.co.uk> wrote in article
<35643d40...@news.axion.bt.co.uk>...
> On Thu, 21 May 1998 14:56:23 +0100, Chris Weston
> <CWe...@middleton-maintenance.co.uk> decided to opine:
>
> >ago. Is it quiet or is my isp bust?
>
> It's too quiet, sir. I don't like it.
>
> game. At least, I suppose it is, because I'm not watching it, nor do I
> intend to. The score will no doubt be in the paper tomorrow.
has to stare fixatedly at Ceefax with TMS wheezing at me from the only
radio I've got with LW - the one with the stub of wire for an aerial which
the cats chewed off ages ago. Don't tell me the whole world's got Sky apart
from me. Surely this little routine is part of a cricketing tradition???
It was quite fun when Croft was on a hat-trick, though. Henry Blofeld
nearly choked on his currants. It was more fun than it probably should have
been. Now I'm off to watch the highlights to see how appalling Nass's run
out of Knight was, and to see for myself the catch that was supposed to be
so brilliant.
Linda
(And Ealham on the same pitch too... is it really Christmas already?)
> Apart from the England/RSA game, nothing else is happening in the
> world of cricket. At least, India haven't played an ODI for a
> fortnight or more, and they aren't due to play another for at least
> three weeks, so there's nothing important for anybody to talk about.
>
> Courtney Walsh has checked into hospital and will be out for the rest
> of the century. Sachin Tendulkar has changed his name to van der Merwe
> and has been put on standby in case one of the RSA batsmen mugs a
> nightclub bouncer.
>
> Fred Trueman, Geoffrey Boycott, and Ray Illingworth have held a press
> conference. They've apologised. Whatever it was, they've apologised
> for it. They're very sorry indeed, and they won't do it again.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Mike
Tim Hall
In article <01bd84ea$17dcc540$LocalHost@default>, Linda
<linda....@lineone.net> writes
>Watching it?? You mean, sort of visually? I can't be the only one who still
>has to stare fixatedly at Ceefax with TMS wheezing at me from the only
>radio I've got with LW - the one with the stub of wire for an aerial which
>the cats chewed off ages ago. Don't tell me the whole world's got Sky apart
>from me. Surely this little routine is part of a cricketing tradition???
>
barely functioning fifteen year old radio - the one with "LW, MW & VHF".
It makes me feel quite young again.
--
Topical Tim
http://www.indiscreet.com/quiz
"Everywhere's within walking distance if you've got enough time"
Chris Weston
In article <01bd84ea$17dcc540$LocalHost@default>, Linda
<linda....@lineone.net> writes
>Watching it?? You mean, sort of visually? I can't be the only one who still
>has to stare fixatedly at Ceefax with TMS wheezing at me from the only
>radio I've got with LW - the one with the stub of wire for an aerial which
>the cats chewed off ages ago. Don't tell me the whole world's got Sky apart
>from me. Surely this little routine is part of a cricketing tradition???
Don't have Sky, don't have football. Can't not have football. World
ends.
>
>It was quite fun when Croft was on a hat-trick, though. Henry Blofeld
>nearly choked on his currants. It was more fun than it probably should have
>been. Now I'm off to watch the highlights to see how appalling Nass's run
>out of Knight was, and to see for myself the catch that was supposed to be
>so brilliant.
The catch watch pretty good, but the runout was awful. Knight was
backing up a long way in the one-day tradition, Hussain was daft.
So, that's one ODI and one test he's lost us with runouts in the past
few weeks. Git.
>
>Linda
>(And Ealham on the same pitch too... is it really Christmas already?)
Ealham was run out, Willis said "it looks like Ealham is short".
He missed out the "a" and "arse" in that sentence.
--
Chris Weston
Linda
Chris Weston <CWe...@middleton-maintenance.co.uk> wrote in article
<K2PDXHAb...@middleton-maintenance.co.uk>...> ><snip>Don't tell me the whole world's got Sky apart
> >from me???
>
> Don't have Sky, don't have football. Can't not have football. World
> ends.
you, football World Cup might be fun. I did watch England trounce Holland
in Euro 96, and had a surprisingly good time in the process.
>
> ><snip>Now I'm off to watch the highlights to see how appalling Nass's
run
> >out of Knight was, and to see for myself the catch that was supposed to
be
> >so brilliant.
> The catch watch pretty good, but the runout was awful. Knight was
> backing up a long way in the one-day tradition, Hussain was daft.
> So, that's one ODI and one test he's lost us with runouts in the past
> few weeks. Git.
in WI, just as his dropped catch off Matthew Elliot lost us the Headingley
Test during the Ashes. If Nass is a git, Thorpe is a big fat git. (You want
polemic? I can do polemic..)
> >Linda
> >(And Ealham on the same pitch too... is it really Christmas already?)
> Ealham was run out, Willis said "it looks like Ealham is short".
> He missed out the "a" and "arse" in that sentence.
Oh ho ho. Arf arf. (Clutches at aching ribs). You must have missed the
great debate on TMS about how short Markie really is. His details said 5'
9'', so Aggers concluded he must be 5' 8'' seeing as all men add an inch or
two on to their height just to impress. Seeing as I'm 5' 11'' anyway, an
inch or two here and there makes no big difference. Well, what I mean is...
> Chris Weston
>
Linda
How much more short could you get? None more short.
Mike Holmans
On Fri, 22 May 1998 09:06:51 +0100, Chris Weston
<CWe...@middleton-maintenance.co.uk> decided to opine:
> Hussain was daft.
>So, that's one ODI and one test he's lost us with runouts in the past
>few weeks. Git.
^^^
I guess you couldn't be bothered with the extra keystrokes necessary
to type "Essex player" there.
Chris Weston
In article <01bd8568$c75a0360$LocalHost@default>, Linda
<linda....@lineone.net> writes
>Chris Weston <CWe...@middleton-maintenance.co.uk> wrote in article
><K2PDXHAb...@middleton-maintenance.co.uk>...
>> In article <01bd84ea$17dcc540$LocalHost@default>, Linda
>> <linda....@lineone.net> writes
>> ><snip>Don't tell me the whole world's got Sky apart
>> >from me???
>>
>> Don't have Sky, don't have football. Can't not have football. World
>> ends.
>Can't agree there. Tennis, rugby and (don't snort) ice skating, yes. Mind
>you, football World Cup might be fun. I did watch England trounce Holland
>in Euro 96, and had a surprisingly good time in the process.
>>
>Linda
>How much more short could you get? None more short.
That's just nit-picking.
--
Chris Weston
Chris Weston
In article <356550e2...@news.axion.bt.co.uk>, Mike Holmans
<pos...@jackalope.demon.co.uk> writes
>On Fri, 22 May 1998 09:06:51 +0100, Chris Weston
><CWe...@middleton-maintenance.co.uk> decided to opine:
>
>> Hussain was daft.
>>So, that's one ODI and one test he's lost us with runouts in the past
>>few weeks. Git.
> ^^^
>I guess you couldn't be bothered with the extra keystrokes necessary
>to type "Essex player" there.
Gits are Essex players. Essex players are a subset of Gits. Essex Git
is a tautology. You are correct.
I apply my earlier statement to myself now. My advise to Mike Gooding
was that he should watch out, as he has started to agree with me more
than is healthy. I am now starting to agree with Mr. Holmans. Normal
service will be resumed shortly.
--
Chris Weston
Sid Boyce
Chris Weston wrote:
>
> Wheee! 6 for 54 for big Dev. Devon for England!
>
the captain has asked him to do the fielding at cover as well as bowl. The poor
bloke doesn't know where his arm is and 5 per over average in tests aint good
enough.
Look at most of his performances against Australia last year, one short, one
down leg, one short and wide etc. etc.
The last time I saw a great spell of fast bowling from him was against the West
Indies here 2 tours ago, really accurate pace and too hot for even Hick at slip,
then he head was pointing down the wicket, but that doesn't happen now.
Ray Illingworth was trying to tell him that in SA and he took umbrage. What he
needs is a good coach, bells would be ringing in my ears if I were going for
that many per over.
Regards
--
... Sid Boyce...Amdahl(Europe)...44-121 422 0375
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