New stars emerging from the championship

The new style of the county championship has become interesting. Covid has always been scary, but live broadcast has brought us new fun and saved the day. If the game you choose is not very attractive or ends early, please fly to Trent Bridge, Southampton or Old Trafford like me.

At Trent Bridge, I watched the finishing touches of Tim Bresnan’s favorite Warwickshire house. At Ageas Bowl, I saw Craig Overton and Josh Davey turn around to reward the determined Hampshire. David’s firing of Liam Dawson (Liam Dawson) has been a highlight of the season so far. Luke Procter had a great battle with his former county at Old Trafford, even if it failed.

I have seen some new players, but as far as the situation is concerned, I may never pay attention to these players. And I looked at the old players with new eyes. I will announce my interest and start from Yorkshire. In this way, the rest of the article can become boring (as opposed to boring).

Harry Brook: His numbers have not increased. He played a lot of top-notch cricket when he was very young, but was among the best in the rankings. Chelmsford’s glorious century has shown this potential. Many low scores only illustrate the difficulties encountered in the early summer against county pro players and Duke University. Last year, he performed well at BWT, and now he is doing well again. Remember the name!

Jordan Thompson (Jordan Thompson): Three years ago, in 2^nd eleven. At that stage, an exciting and even flawed batter was just an occasional top hat in Yorkshire’s eyes. Now, in 2021, our fans are arguing that Thompson, Coad, or Patterson is the best bowler hat in Yorkshire. The lovely fielders also have great potential.

It’s also great to watch Adam Rice return to the game and see Gary Ballance playing again and permanently welcoming Don Beth. I first saw Bess as the teenager’s deputy in a wonderful cricket match in Taunton. Now, I think I have seen another one, almost as young as me.

Down to Hof, we fly. If any county has a group of outstanding young people, that team is Sussex. The co-pilot in question was 20-year-old Jack Carson, of Irish descent, and Ed Joyce discovered his talent in his early years. Like Beth, he has become a bowl of amazing maturity, and I believe that as long as there is one game, his batting ability will be very good.

Tom Haines: Sussex guy, only 22 years old, neat, stylish, left-handed. I never even heard of him, but now I know. He was nearly 50 years old in 492 runs at the beginning of the season. He seems to be a very good player, and Tom Clark is no exception.

Then there are a bunch of young fast bowlers: Sean Hunt, Henry Crocombe and Jamie Atkins, and the more mature Ollie · Ollie Robinson, who briefly served in Yorkshire. Robinson seems to be the real deal, a stiff British fast midline seamer, he can also hit the ball. Pick him up! Now is his time.

In the BWT game, I briefly saw James Bracey’s online game. Now he scores high again and is left-handed again! They used to be rare. Rob Yates of Warwickshire is another. He has an outdated impression of his style of play, defensively and solidly, tightly and well organized. I hope they are watching him. Then there was Billy Root, who got a hundred when he returned to Headingley.

Root jnr may not appear in the mind of the selector, but some Glamorgan players may appear. There is a right-handed Kiran Carlson born in Wales, who started the season well and looks great, swings frequently, and Dan Dow, the all-around product of the Surrey club. Sweet (Dan Douthwaite). He seems to be faltering a bit and looks very personal.

I will end this year’s performance with Northamptonshire. Ricardo Vasconcelos is an irresistible name, but something that cricketers like: I met a small part of him at Old Trafford in 2019, But his shot at Headingley the other day made me sit up. Another very good player. Then there is Saif Zaib. Both are small left-handed. Maybe I just like small lefties. Graham Thorpe is one of my favorite players, everywhere! In the end, a player who is neither small nor left-handed is not a batsman, nor is he a particularly young player. I’ve seen Ben Sanderson in Yorkshire 2 as a teenager^nd Eleven, he seems to be the most likely person. He entered the first team, and then suddenly he disappeared. Our supporters didn’t understand what happened, we didn’t see the player every day, but I was sad when he left.

I am now happy with his success. He is a really good, nonsense county bowler, and the loss of Yorkshire has always been the Northcentre’s gain.

That’s it, the snapshot so far. I have only seen a small part of the games offered, and I believe that “comments” will increase the number of players. The county cricket is back, it’s great.

Dave Morton

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