The back seat of Allan Donald's car

By Brian Halford on Sep 13, 09 06:22 PM

And that's it. Warwickshire won by 59 runs having hit 28 fours and eight sixes to Kent's 19 fours and eight sixes.

Each team offended the very essence of cricket by accepting two leg-byes towards their total.

Neil Carter now begins his long journey home laid across the back seat of Allan Donald's car.

Warwickshire have played excellent cricket against Sussex and Kent this week are are getting better and better. They'll be unbeatable in October.

Here's to The Oval on Wednesday. Can Warwickshire finish the season as championship runners-up and winners of the Pro 40 Division Two?

3 Comments

C.Windsor said:

Leg-byes are a carbuncle on the face of cricket.

Jane said:

Legbyes out, Alans team lost by 15 runs today to Knowle Village who scored 12 runs in legbyes.

Poor Neil, to elaberate celebration I fear.

Dr Johnson said:

Does anyone know if theres a trophy for winning Div Two of the pro40?