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Post by Deleted on Jun 14, 2015 14:39:50 GMT
On the field, all going according to script Precisely so. In this case even with a solid first 10 overs so it could be a lot worse. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 14, 2015 14:41:46 GMT
Six wickets for 33 runs.
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Post by jonboy on Jun 14, 2015 14:59:06 GMT
Has the game been abandoned?
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Post by jonboy on Jun 14, 2015 15:01:17 GMT
This seems pretty serious now, anybody know what's happening
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Post by coverpoint on Jun 14, 2015 15:04:55 GMT
Surrey cricketers James Burke and Moises Henriques, have been involved in a sickening collision while fielding in the NatWest Blast tie between Sussex and Surrey at Arundel Castle. The game has been stopped and medics are in attendance.
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Post by jonboy on Jun 14, 2015 15:07:14 GMT
Surrey cricketers James Burke and Moises Henriques, have been involved in a sickening collision while fielding in the NatWest Blast tie between Sussex and Surrey at Arundel Castle. The game has been stopped and medics are in attendance. Blimey, hope this ends well |
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Post by flashblade on Jun 14, 2015 15:07:45 GMT
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Post by hhsussex on Jun 14, 2015 15:08:31 GMT
Surrey cricketers James Burke and Moises Henriques, have been involved in a sickening collision while fielding in the NatWest Blast tie between Sussex and Surrey at Arundel Castle. The game has been stopped and medics are in attendance. Burke or Burns? Twitter commentators have Burns. BBC Sussex seem clueless |
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Post by flashblade on Jun 14, 2015 15:13:09 GMT
Surrey cricketers James Burke and Moises Henriques, have been involved in a sickening collision while fielding in the NatWest Blast tie between Sussex and Surrey at Arundel Castle. The game has been stopped and medics are in attendance. Burke or Burns? Twitter commentators have Burns. BBC Sussex seem clueless Chris Adams says it's Rory Burns |
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Post by coverpoint on Jun 14, 2015 15:13:42 GMT
Surrey cricketers Rory Burns and Moises Henriques, have been involved in a sickening collision while fielding in the NatWest Blast tie between Sussex and Surrey at Arundel Castle.
Three ambulances and medics are in attendance and there is a fear of serious injury.
Play was immediately suspended and the match is expected to be abandoned.
The rest of the players have been taken from the pitch whilst the players affected are treated.
The players collided while running for a catch offered by Steffan Piolet off Tom Curran in the 19th over of Sussex's innings.
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Post by coverpoint on Jun 14, 2015 15:23:14 GMT
Pleased to report henriques is in an ambulance and waved as he was moved on. No news on burns yet. Looks more serious.
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Post by hhsussex on Jun 14, 2015 15:27:32 GMT
Pleased to report henriques is in an ambulance and waved as he was moved on. No news on burns yet. Looks more serious. Reported on Twitter that Wilson, Mahmood and other Surrey players now on field. Burns putting two thumbs in the air as stretchered onto third ambulance.
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Post by hhsussex on Jun 14, 2015 15:32:45 GMT
According to Bruce Talbot match abandoned.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 14, 2015 17:56:18 GMT
Happily it seems that both Surrey players are OK.
Sussex supporters will recall the 40 overs game v Kent at Canterbury about five seasons ago when Chris Nash and Dwayne Smith were involved in a similar collision. An ambulance was driven on to the outfield and although Smith was fortunately able to continue after treatment, Nash was taken to hospital. After a 25 minute interruption, the umpires ordered the players to return to the field and the game continued, with Sussex using a substitute fielder.
I don't wish to sound harsh, but what exactly was the reason for the abandonment of today's game : was it because it was deemed to be unfair to expect Surrey to bat with only nine men and the game would have continued if one of them could have been patched up, enabling Surrey to play on with ten?
Presumably refunds all round for what sounds like a huge Arundel crowd - covered, one would hope, by the insurance policy that Sussex one presumes has prudently taken out to cover such circumstances.
With Henriques probably out of action for a week or two, perhaps Linley's loan will now be cancelled?
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Post by coverpoint on Jun 14, 2015 18:03:00 GMT
Happily it seems that both Surrey players are OK. Sussex supporters will recall the 40 overs game v Kent at Canterbury about five seasons ago when Chris Nash and Dwayne Smith were involved in a similar collision. An ambulance was driven on to the outfield and although Smith was fortunately able to continue after treatment, Nash was taken to hospital. After a 25 minute interruption, the umpires ordered the players to return to the field and the game continued, with Sussex using a substitute fielder. I don't wish to sound harsh, but what exactly was the reason for the abandonment of today's game : was it because it was deemed to be unfair to expect Surrey to bat with only nine men and the game would have continued if one of tham could have been patched up and they could have played on with ten? Presumably refunds all round for what sounds like a huge Arundel crowd - covered, one would hope, by the insurance policy that Sussex one presumes has prudently taken out to cover such circumstances. With Henriques probably out of action for a week or two, perhaps Linley's loan will now be cancelled? No refunds as ten overs were bowled. |
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