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Post by man in the stand on Apr 8, 2024 7:29:40 GMT
Assuming little or no play today I'd be disappointed if Cricket Australia, or Nanthan Lyon, would want to count this game towards one of the seven. After all it's his workload that matters. This game 1 minute batting and 12 balls so far.
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Post by John W on Apr 8, 2024 10:52:03 GMT
Assuming little or no play today I'd be disappointed if Cricket Australia, or Nanthan Lyon, would want to count this game towards one of the seven. After all it's his workload that matters. This game 1 minute batting and 12 balls so far. Good shout MITS
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Post by Phil on Apr 8, 2024 14:47:44 GMT
Assuming little or no play today I'd be disappointed if Cricket Australia, or Nanthan Lyon, would want to count this game towards one of the seven. After all it's his workload that matters. This game 1 minute batting and 12 balls so far. Doubt Lyon would have a say, but expecting a favour off Australia? Good luck with that!
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Post by alanw on Apr 8, 2024 16:49:43 GMT
From Lancashire website.
"I hope not” exclaimed Benkenstein when asked if this game counted as one of Nathan Lyon’s seven-game stint. “We have asked the question and hope common sense prevails. Two overs doesn’t constitute a match. But we are waiting to hear back from Cricket Australia.”
Naive to pick him when there was clearly going to be little play.
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Post by Phil on Apr 12, 2024 16:12:58 GMT
Last week's washout doesn't count as one of Lyon's seven games, Scott Read has said so on the commentary today. That means he can play seven of the next eight including the current game.
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