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*Official* English Domestic Season 2006

Jamee999

Jamee999

Hall of Fame Member
Jungle Jumbo said:
MCC v Nottinghamshire, Lord's

Stephenson to lead MCC in curtain raiser

Cricinfo staff

April 4, 2006

MCC has announced its side for the traditional curtain-raiser to the English season, their match against the County Champions, Nottinghamshire.

The MCC side will be led by former England opener John Stephenson, who is now the club's head of cricket, and includes Monty Panesar and Alastair Cook.

The four-day game begins at Lord's on April 14 and continues throughout the Easter weekend. Ticket prices are £12 for adults and £6 for juveniles (under 16 years of age) and over-65s.

MCC (from) John Stephenson (MCC, capt), Ravinder Bopara (Essex), Stuart Broad (Leicestershire), Rikki Clarke (Surrey), Alastair Cook (Essex), Steven Davies (Worcestershire), Ed Joyce (Middlesex), Robert Key (Kent), Alex Loudon (Warwickshire), Monty Panesar (Northamptonshire), Luke Parker (Warwickshire).

© Cricinfo

Don't really think Stephenson should be dragged out of his retirement bed yet again, but as strong looking side, though a little light on seamers given a green-tinged early season pitch.
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Stephenson*
Cook
Key
Joyce
Clarke
Bopara
Davies+
Loudon
Parker
Broad
Monty

Which is a very long batting order, and Rikki or this rando opening the bowling :p
 
Barney Rubble

Barney Rubble

International Coach
With any luck, I'll be at Taunton next Saturday for the second of two comeback games for Marcus Trescothick, a Somerset one-day friendly against a Somerset County Board XI. An update on how Tres performs will be forthcoming - it'll be great to get watching some live cricket again. :)
 
superkingdave

superkingdave

Hall of Fame Member
TV Sched for anyone interested.

April

23: Clontarf, Dublin - Ireland vs Hampshire, C&G
30: Edgbaston - Warwickshire vs Scotland, C&G

May

1: New Road - Worcestershire vs Lancashire, C&G
7: Brit Oval - Surrey vs Somerset, C&G
11-15: Lord’s - England vs Sri Lanka, 1st npower Test
19: Cardiff - Glamorgan vs Middlesex, C&G (d/n)
21: Bristol - Gloucestershire vs Kent, C&G
25-29: Edgbaston - England vs Sri Lanka, 2nd npower Test

June

2-6: Trent Bridge - England vs Sri Lanka, 3rd npower Test
7-10: Rose Bowl - Hampshire vs Nottinghamshire, LV County C’ship
11: Chelmsford - Essex vs Gloucestershire, C&G
15: Rose Bowl - England vs Sri Lanka, NatWest Int Twenty20
16: Hove - Sussex vs Hampshire, C&G (d/n)
17: Lord’s - England vs Sri Lanka, NatWest ODI
18: tbc, C&G
20: Brit Oval - England vs Sri Lanka, NatWest ODI
24: Chester-le-St: England vs Sri Lanka, NatWest ODI
25: tbc, C&G
27: Taunton - Somerset vs Gloucestershire, Twenty20
28: Old Trafford - England vs Sri Lanka, NatWest ODI
29: Grace Road - Leicestershire vs Lancashire, Twenty20
30: Chelmsford - Essex vs Hampshire, Twenty20

July

1: Headingley - England vs Sri Lanka, NatWest ODI
2: Taunton - Somerset vs Warwickshire, Twenty20
3: Northampton - Northants vs Worcestershire, Twenty20
4: Brit Oval - Surrey vs Sussex, Twenty20
5: Cardiff - Glamorgan vs Warwickshire, Twenty20
6: Chelmsford - Essex vs Middlesex, Twenty20
7: Old Trafford - Lancashire vs Yorkshire, Twenty20
8: Riverside - Durham vs Derbyshire, Twenty20
9: Old Trafford - Lancashire vs Nottinghamshire, Twenty20
10: tbc, Twenty20
11: tbc, Twenty20
13-17: Lord’s - England vs Pakistan, 1st npower Test
18: Chelmsford - Essex vs Northants, Pro40 (d/n)
19: Worcester - Worcestershire vs Gloucestershire, Pro40 (d/n)
20: tbc - England vs India, U19 ODI
21: tbc - England vs India, U19 ODI
22: Trent Bridge - Nottinghamshire vs Lancashire, Pro40
23: Guildford - Surrey vs Kent, Pro40
24: tbc, quarter-finals, Twenty20
25: Hove - Sussex vs Warwickshire, Pro40 (d/n)
26: Taunton - Somerset vs Kent, Pro40 (d/n)
27-31: Old Trafford - England vs Pakistan, 2nd npower Test

August

1: Edgbaston - Warwickshire vs Middlesex, Pro40 (d/n)
2: Derby - Derbyshire vs Yorkshire, Pro40 (d/n)
4-8: Headingley - England vs Pakistan, 3rd npower Test
9: Canterbury - Kent vs Leicestershire, Pro40 (d/n)
10: Cardiff - Glamorgan vs Durham, Pro40 (d/n)
12: Trent Bridge - finals day, Twenty20
14: Hove - Sussex vs Essex, Pro40 (d/n)
15: Derby - Derbyshire vs Gloucestershire, Pro40 (d/n)
16: Old Trafford - Lancashire vs Middlesex, Pro40 (d/n)
17: Brit Oval - England vs Pakistan, 4th npower Test
22: Headingley - Yorkshire vs Worcestershire, Pro40 (d/n)
23: Rose Bowl - Hampshire vs Surrey, Pro40 (d/n)
24: Rose Bowl - England vs India, Women’s NatWest ODI
25: Rose Bowl - England vs India, Women’s NatWest ODI
26: Lord’s - Final, C&G
28: Bristol - England vs Pakistan, NatWest Int Twenty20
29: Northampton - Northants vs Sussex, Pro40 (d/n)
30: Cardiff - England vs Pakistan, NatWest ODI
31: Leicester - Leicestershire vs Somerset, Pro40 (d/n)

September

1: Chester-le-St - Durham vs Nottinghamshire, Pro40 (d/n)
2: Lord’s - England vs Pakistan, NatWest ODI
3: New Road - Worcestershire vs Derbyshire, Pro40
4: Bristol - Gloucestershire vs Hampshire, Pro40 (d/n)
5: Rose Bowl - England vs Pakistan, NatWest ODI
6: Cardiff - Glamorgan vs Northants, Pro40 (d/n)
7: Chelmsford - Essex vs Lancashire, Pro40 (d/n)
8: Trent Bridge - England vs Pakistan, NatWest ODI
9: Old Trafford - Lancashire vs Warwickshire, Pro40
10: Edgbaston - England vs Pakistan, NatWest ODI
11: Trent Bridge - Nottinghamshire vs Warwickshire, Pro40 (d/n)
12: Oval - Surrey vs Gloucestershire, Pro40 (d/n)
13: Rose Bowl - Hampshire vs Worcestershire, Pro40 (d/n)
16: New Road - Worcestershire vs Surrey, Pro40
17: tbc, Pro40
20-23: tbc, LV County C’ship
24: tbc, Playoff Final, Pro40

d/n denotes day-night game
 
chris.hinton

chris.hinton

International Captain
Some Pre-Season Results

Essex beat Worcester.... the day before Worcester beat Essex

Warwickshire drew with Oxford Univ

And Middlesex sign Chris Sliverwood

does anyone know what happened to Pretourias... he played for Warwicks last year
 
chris.hinton

chris.hinton

International Captain
I hate the Idea that the C&G trophy has become a massive groups with up to 4 games for some counties could be meaningless. The C & G trophy was the one domestic trophy that i loved with the Minor Counties, Minor Counties and County Board rubbing Shoulders with Counties... Hampshire played Shropshire last year and Shropshire players got the chance to play against Pietersen and Warne.... it sad for them..... ECB SHOULD BRING THEM BACK


and the National League as 40 overs RUBBISH
 
Neil Pickup

Neil Pickup

Cricket Web Moderator
chris.hinton said:
I hate the Idea that the C&G trophy has become a massive groups with up to 4 games for some counties could be meaningless. The C & G trophy was the one domestic trophy that i loved with the Minor Counties, Minor Counties and County Board rubbing Shoulders with Counties... Hampshire played Shropshire last year and Shropshire players got the chance to play against Pietersen and Warne.... it sad for them..... ECB SHOULD BRING THEM BACK


and the National League as 40 overs RUBBISH
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As admirable as the sentiments are, capital letters don't help.
 
aussie

aussie

Hall of Fame Member
look at my beautiful club ground, and to think some of the officials want to build a new stadium..
 
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