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Hooray for Plunkett, Hooray for Durham! I will at last be able to sneer at the Middlesex supporters in the office – they wanted Glamorgan!
They will of course sneer back as they actually have tickets for finals day and will be going. [They show no signs as yet of appreciating the sartorial elegance of the meeting of our two teams]. Due to the joys of Durham having a mere two days to shift its ticket allocation, I’m forced into the postal option – so my attendance at the Rose Bowl is in the lap of the postal service gods – oh dear!
Do the fey postal gods also conduct messages to the selectors? Do these messages get lost?
Not sure about this Plunkett guy, so he can’t be a victorian.
It seems that taking county wickets is no longer the main criteria for England selection – ask Jones/Harmison/Tremlett
His superb innings against Somerset last night adds weight to his case, as the selectors are largely interested in bowlers who score runs, not take wickets.
Players to watch in 2008. Plunkett, yes – he’s rather good value right now!
But remind me KC just what is it about ‘Zoolander’ Compton, we are meant to be watching? Warwickshire and now Worcestershire certainly haven’t seen much of him!
You’re meant to be watching his boyish good looks.
We’ll drop him from the list for next year and he’ll play a blinder. That’s the way it works.