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April 29, 2007
County madness
Surrey hit 496/4 against Gloucestershire. Ali Brown came close to his third List A double-century, James Benning almost played a supporting act with 152 off 134. And then came Rikki Clarke, with a blistering 82 off 28 balls. Three sixes from there would have given him a 31-ball century. Rory Hamilton-Brown played a stodgy 6 off 5, leaving Surrey ust a boundary short of the mythical 500.
Meanwhile, the ECB's released their players to their counties for a while. Watch out for Hampshire v Lancashire next month, as the following players could be taking part. For Hants: Stuart Clark, Shane Warne, Kevin Pietersen, John Crawley, Sean Ervine, and Nic Pothas. For Lancs: Muttiah Muralitharan, Brad Hodge, Andrew Flintoff, James Anderson, Dominic Cork, and Stuart Law. It should have Test status.
Labels: county cricket, hampshire, lancashire, surrey
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