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Warwickshire 72 for four (20 overs). Trott 14, Poonia 9.
Sixteen runs came from the first over of the day, from Magoffin, inlcuding three fours for Trott.
Three overs later, Daggett edged Kabir to second slip, bringing to the crease, for the first time in championship cricket, Navdeep Poonia from whom the team needs something to get themselves out of this slight pickle.
A plastic bag has just blown across the ground at the City End.
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Plastic bags should be banned from cricket grounds.
And plastic pint glasses.
And mobile phones.
and plastic water bottles.
Never seen a mobile phone blowing across the ground, although Lara may have dropped his while fielding.
Never seen a mobile phone blowing across the ground. Did Lara ever drop his while fielding ?
I always think discarded parking tickets say something about the Warwickshire of today in more than one way.
Judging by the smell from the boundary, one or more of the players has dropped something very unpleasant
Warwickshire County Council spent £ 118,360 on bottled water last year.
Dudley £ 110,000
Birmingham £ 91,981
Wolverhapmpton £ 86,340
Sandwell £ 86,000
Worcester £ 8,821
Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/hi/pdfs/18_02_08_council_water.pdf
And as for Warwick District Council and their shambles, their total shambles of a refuse collection programme - well don't get me started...