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I have been in situations where I have played 1 or 2 good shots but I dont know what to do after, should I continue on with it or go into my shell e.g say i have hit 2 fours, and I have achieved my target for the overs. Cheers.

never said it was a stupid question.

You commit a crime in one country and you flee to another country, does that mean you are exonerated? No you go back and finish your sentence there. Doesnt matter if the other country has different laws. Where he plays next round is none of my business. Just common sense really..

It DOES refer to dates, implicitly, its when round 1 finishes in barclay shield. Common sense really.

they are barclay shield players hence suspension applies to those fixtures, pretty simple.

I hope it was for posting that ridiculous photo of a bloke sitting on a dummy seat in the toilets

new to be a dark horse?

barclay premiers: riverside, spoon: lower eltham

so ur screwed then?

Thanks for taking the time for your detailed response neville

I heard getting to the pitch is better for momentum/weight transfer, generally, when i tried this the ball goes further, but theres also a chance i have misread the length and could stuff up the shot altogether. edit: why does the coach always recommend bending the knee also, i dont understand

But if its like a cover drive or straight drive you want to play (front front shots generally) would you recommend stretching your leg all the way to the pitch of the ball, or just where you see comfortable and then use your 'wrists' per se.

I would like to know why coaches emphasise taking a large stride to the pitch of the ball when you can play it just as well from the crease with little footwork. As it seems easier/and efficient as well as less risk of getting caught trapped between lengths of ball( if its too short etc.)

My point is i dont know why the lower grades start a week later, most of us are raring to go anyway.

That would make it worse that d make 2nd saturday 1 day later. Hang on making things worse is what dvca do best anyway...

How crap is that the lower grades dont start till like oct 15th the seasons starting late enough as it is dont need to delay it any further...

I would like ppl's opinions on the standard of the lower grades (3rds/4th) in this comp as most talk centres around 1st grade. I am thinking of playing subbies this year, is it worth playing here or am i better of playing higher for my local club.

or the government...

Wat the hell is top dressing

yeh must be tough looking after turf wickets, oh wait..