Well done lads for hanging on - love these tense draws! Wish I’d had a close finish to film this season - everything has been one-sided! Try and encourage your cameraman (who does a brilliant job and clearly has great equipment) to say a few words every so often - even the count down of the balls in the last over added so much. Anyhow - good luck chaps and keep the filming going.....
Sanderstead CCTV's Silly Point : This from Sanderstead’s very own Dan Allen, the James Cameron of cricket coverage. He hasn’t improved their play but SCCTV is fast becoming a cult channel even for those who have nothing to do with Sanderstead...like me. Good fighting draw.🏏🏏🏏
That appeal in the second to last over was ridiculous. Everybody appealed. Good on the umpire for not being pressured. It is extremely satisfying watching a last pair block out for so many overs and watch the deflated fielding side at the end. Well done TB
I'm a cricket nut and found this recently on my surfing. Great content. I've watched about half a dozen of your vids now. I'm even starting to appreciate the different characters. Has the pre season started yet?
It's one of the intricate beauties of cricket, a complexity derived over decades of sporting maturation - the draw. Avoiding defeat in competition as Sun Tzu might have purported is akin to victory and surely more likely to sell pints. Cricket lovely cricket.
The only game where a draw is celebrated. Whilst you can feel for Horsham as they bowled themselves in to a winning position, that is cricket and why it is a game of tactics and chess-play. Superb rear guard action Three bridges. Well played.
Start and the end of the season are 50overs win lose, coloured kit, pink ball, middle of the season is timed cricket, win lose draw, whites, red ball format
I can definitely tell you George Garton bowls 80 but this umpire definitely wanted to be on tom haines' good side, oooh sussex player lets give everything he bowls out
@@paulofuller6492 your right there.. 20 years ago we had Allan Donald, Wasim Akram, Darren Altree, Dame Maynard, Marlon Black, Nadeem Ikbal.. They are the ones I can remember.. Different gravy.
@@ThreeBridgesCricketClub Personally I found it an exciting finish...makes a nice change to see a decent bit of defensive play...boundaries are exciting, but a good battle between bowler and batsman...that's cricket ;)
Not necessarily true. Pace is not enough - you need accuracy and variation under control. I used to manage a team with at least one 85 mph bowler but they never made it to first class (our son plays first class as a seam bowler so I have some inside knowledge)
Well done lads for hanging on - love these tense draws! Wish I’d had a close finish to film this season - everything has been one-sided! Try and encourage your cameraman (who does a brilliant job and clearly has great equipment) to say a few words every so often - even the count down of the balls in the last over added so much. Anyhow - good luck chaps and keep the filming going.....
Sanderstead CCTV's Silly Point : This from Sanderstead’s very own Dan Allen, the James Cameron of cricket coverage. He hasn’t improved their play but SCCTV is fast becoming a cult channel even for those who have nothing to do with Sanderstead...like me. Good fighting draw.🏏🏏🏏
That appeal in the second to last over was ridiculous. Everybody appealed. Good on the umpire for not being pressured. It is extremely satisfying watching a last pair block out for so many overs and watch the deflated fielding side at the end. Well done TB
Especially as it’s Horsham
Especially after that terrible drop by the keeper on a regulation nick! Cost them the win in the end!
What a lovely ground and facilities! M Rose always looks like he should be batting higher up, some very classy shots!
There are very few things worse than some berk shouting "CATCH!" as you're trying to concentrate on the catch.
Someone forgetting the tea
@@kirubhaio5958 fair point, should be punishable by hanging, at the very least!!
5:11 he opens for Sussex 1st team in the bob Willis trophy
Now leading run scorer 2021 county c’ship
I'm a cricket nut and found this recently on my surfing. Great content. I've watched about half a dozen of your vids now. I'm even starting to appreciate the different characters. Has the pre season started yet?
Thank you ☺️ not yet, start of April!!
It's one of the intricate beauties of cricket, a complexity derived over decades of sporting maturation - the draw. Avoiding defeat in competition as Sun Tzu might have purported is akin to victory and surely more likely to sell pints. Cricket lovely cricket.
The only game where a draw is celebrated. Whilst you can feel for Horsham as they bowled themselves in to a winning position, that is cricket and why it is a game of tactics and chess-play. Superb rear guard action Three bridges. Well played.
In that case your book is not about cricket.
80 mph? Was that measured off the bat?
The left arm leggy for them plays county level he’s called oxley
Couple of guys were chucking. Well its allowed at club level
Mr Patel seems a 2nd 11 player.
Played league cricket in the 80s. The standards are so high now good to see
Just wondering but why were they wearing a coloured kit before but are now wearing whites
Start and the end of the season are 50overs win lose, coloured kit, pink ball, middle of the season is timed cricket, win lose draw, whites, red ball format
Who was bowling left arm seamers?
Arran Brown
Nothing looked 80mph there lol
I can definitely tell you George Garton bowls 80 but this umpire definitely wanted to be on tom haines' good side, oooh sussex player lets give everything he bowls out
100%
@@ihbif3f395 now the world knows that George garton bowls in upper 80's and sometimes 90
Does Tom Haines understand this isn’t a first class game
Donald Duncan he seems like the kinda guy that would give a send off to his nan!
Opens the batting and the bowling
@@jakeromanek162 why not
Well held out for the draw 👍🏻
1.04 the zoom of shame lol
was this a grand final they carry on like they won the grandfinal lol
Going back through these videos and there really is nothing quite as tense but then anti-climactic (usually anyway) as a team batting out for a draw
Brings back memories...but in my day we used to catch the ball.
George garton, Michael Thornely, tom Haines, nick oxley, overseas. Well done bridges for getting the draw. Horsham are clowns
Tom haines isn't overseas he's played there his whole career
good facts donald
Alfred haines ur too cocky for your own good mate
Great match. Enjoyed watching it.
M Blandford is a chucker
High level cricket, great vid
Great game..
80 mph is the normal in club cricket for would be quicks
Phillip Robinson the average speed for a fast bowler in club cricket is about 70 - 75
@@lewismitchell1992 not in the Birmingham league mate!
@@paulofuller6492 your right there.. 20 years ago we had Allan Donald, Wasim Akram, Darren Altree, Dame Maynard, Marlon Black, Nadeem Ikbal.. They are the ones I can remember.. Different gravy.
Where's the 85mph bowling?
How many catches dropped in this match?!
Kindi level fielding...
Medium pacers.... where is the 85mph bowler?
Yeah too right Mike you’ve faced much quicker haven’t you
@@iPro3million Got to say I have faced quicker than those in vid
what a game!
M blandford is like brick wall haha
So what we've learnt is Horsham just buy their players
Where are you based?
Crawley! West Sussex Area
Three Bridges Cricket Club ah ok I thought you were near Tunbridge Wells, as there is a school called three bridges here, hope to play you some time!
Ohh that’s a coincidence, We played Tunbridge Wells in the Cup last season!
Three Bridges Cricket Club ah nice I play for u 14s and seniors sometimes
Windy start to the day...away game?
Away game yeah, very open ground!
@@ThreeBridgesCricketClub Personally I found it an exciting finish...makes a nice change to see a decent bit of defensive play...boundaries are exciting, but a good battle between bowler and batsman...that's cricket ;)
Awesome
Good game
I will guarantee you if a lad was bowling 85mph he would be playing county or had played county
He plays for the Auckland Aces in New Zealand
@@ThreeBridgesCricketClub what is his name?
@@flashdetonate Jamie Brown
You get a quite a few bowlers pushing that sort of pace that don't make it at county level. Normally gun barrel straight.
Not necessarily true. Pace is not enough - you need accuracy and variation under control. I used to manage a team with at least one 85 mph bowler but they never made it to first class (our son plays first class as a seam bowler so I have some inside knowledge)
All I saw was a lad getting tonked around the park
Archit bowls really well when he isn’t searching for wickets and the pace is slower
the fuckers chucking it? looks like that to me what do u think
Haven't seen anyone bowling at 80mph??!
saw a Guy by the name M Blandford throwing it he hay have thrown it at 80MPH
Catches win matches
I.m 16 years old & my pass 87 MPH
So where’s the 85mph bowler? Utter bullshit
The Horsham bowler Jaime Brown. Professional for Auckland Aces. Maybe hard to tell on video but he’s been clocked!