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Highveld

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Looks like Dom sibley will be back with Warwicks for the rest of the season. However, despite 5, yes 5, ducks this year, Burns, a Surrey player, is likely to remain in the side.

Great to hear Jeremy Coney on the commentary. A wonderful voice and great knowledge of the game.

A great delivery to get Pollock, but a good opening partnership.

Yes & Yes!

It is now & it was a really good ball that got Pollock :-(

Garrett was injured, acording to the BBC comentators.

No video livestream today, audio is through the bbc website or sport app.

Is anyone able to hear the live audio?

Maybe Miles for Johal or Garrett

A good win, and delighted that Ed Pollock played a really sensible innings for his first List A century today.
Hopefully it goes a big way to silencing those who doubt his ability.

Quite effectively too. All 3 spinners were efficient.

I'd think Bethell is well ahead of where they expected on his development due to injuries and covid etc.

Hopefully KVV gets another chance before the competition finishes.

Too many wide balls from both opening bowlers.

The covers are moving!

Live scores etc link https://live.nvplay.com/ecb/#m2ef16a2a-a99a-4cf0-95b8-b16853f3b30d

Rhodes & yates replace Benjamin and Garrett.

He has a British passport as his father is English.

Informative article from cricinfo here

https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/men-s-hundred-chris-benjamin-takes-the-fast-track-to-stardom-after-extraordinary-seizing-of-the-moment-1270829

Sad to think some here are unhappy he was given an opportunity as his father lives and raised his family in South Africa.

The video interview with Mark Robinson last night suggest that Rhodes and Yates were certain to play. Miles will depend on his fitness after the game at Durham.

It would almost certainly be cheaper to play the game behind closed doors, the stewarding, and catering staff costs will far exceed any income from spectators.

The Derbyshire option, of fortitting games would be even cheaper!