John_D wrote:
Instead, he managed to spray Jim Troughton's nose all over various parts of LS6. Got one between the lid and the grille at around the 94mph mark.
All we need to do now is teach him to aim at the little wooden things behind the batsmen and he might just turn out to be a worthwhile overseas player.
If only Yorkshire had been able to get Ryan Harris, their original choice prior to his call up by the Australian national team. I think we saw enough in the ODIs recently to suggest he'd have been a real handful in English conditions.
Edit - Warwickshire now 95 in front with 4 wickets remaining (providing Troughton can bat again, which is dependant on the swelling around his eye going down enough to get a helmet on). If he can't then the current pair of Carter and Clarke represent the last real resistance you would think.
Is it just the typically pessimistic Yorkshireman in me that can see these two batting out most the afternoon session and Yorkshire being left chasing 150 plus to win it?
unless the rain gods can weave their magic 
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. Clarke still there though on 87.
