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Dave Allen

@davea60s

Retired university lecturer in visual arts, Hampshire Cricket Archivist, music with Pompey Pop, Southsea Skiffle, Scarlet Town etc.

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2nd updated edition of "Hampshire County Cricketers" is out now. 100 numbered & signed copies. RRP £16 but £10 from me at A Bowl on Weds or Day One v Essex

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In half-an-hour, two Hampshire batsmen out at Headingley, one at the Oval and another retired hurt. It's a world record!

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Runners at Taunton: in 2003 Robin Smith's final Hampshire innings was a not out fifty there, with Jimmy Adams running for him

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#bbccricket You're saying online England are being held up "briefly". Do you know something I don't? I hope you're right.

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The final season in which English (& Welsh) cricket's major domestic competitions are ALL contested by the 18 first-class COUNTIES comes to a watery end. The skies are crying.

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#bbccricket with about ten minutes to go to lunch, the two sides have almost bowled the 180 overs they should have bowled by last night (and they had 30 mins extra on both days)

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Yes, Vince born Cuckfield (Sussex) but raised in Wilts & played for our age group sides. (South Wilts play in Southern League)

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James Bracey has just emulated TWO Hampshire players, John Arnold & Chris Smith - dismissed for a duck on Test Match debut v New Zealand at Lord's

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In your days Kevan there was the Hampshire Exiles with members worldwide. It supported mainly the 2nd XI with a young player each year at a Dinner (Northlands Road)

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The most famous Essex cricketing/footballer? Sir Geoff Hurst (one match v Lancashire at Liverpool in 1962, scored 0 & 0*)