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    Cricket on ITV

    I'd never seen it before.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SM_5iWVYwy0

    Coverage is surprisingly decent. Rain affected Sunday League. Martyn Moxon charges in to bowl...

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    Sussex have two legspinners- Salisbury and Andy Clarke, who seemed to disappear from cricket suddenly. Though probably not as suddenly as the cars parked at the boundary edge when the drivers learned a legspinner was coming on to bowl. In fairness, Clarke looks good.

    Their attack includes the famously psycbopathic pace bowler, Andy Babbington. Martin Tyler tells us he's nicknamed "Vinnie Jones". Gordon Parsons probably had the same nickname.

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      Lead commentator on that is John Helm, who was also Yorkshire TV's main football man for years and years. He's the bloke in the grey jacket interviewing Sir Geoffrey at the interval.

      YTV always used to have the Roses match on telly when I was a kid, similar set up with cameras at one end, made the BBC Test coverage look advanced stuff.

      Had to look in Wisden where the ground was. Middlesbrough.

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        Granada/Yorkshire TV used to show the Roses match (county championship, proper version). Live coverage, albeit dipping in and out between horse races and sundry other annoyances.

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          Warning: sight of presenter may be unsuitable for work, or anything else:

          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbVzT7VQvOI

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            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMiH8-cFWq8

            This is BBC, but also Yorkshire Eighties. There's a lovely sequence where Peter Walker leaves CMJ commentating and starts talking to David Bairstow on the boundary. They have a lovely friendly but interesting chat for about 5 minutes, looking over their shoulder at the game.

            RIP Bluey.

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              Strangely, all the footage I see has Phil Carrick hammering sixes.

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                tee rex wrote: Warning: sight of presenter may be unsuitable for work, or anything else:

                https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbVzT7VQvOI
                Oh Christ.

                Does he say stuff like "you've got the feeling this game has one more brilliant catch on the boundary left in it"?

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                  Switched over to the Sussex v Yorkshire 1996 NatWest quarter final now. Rather a perfunctory run through of the Sussex innings. Ian Salisbury got out by failing to read the leg spin of Richard Stemp. Peter Moores was run out from some bad running between the wickets. Yorkshire's required run rate is 3.55 per over on a "perfect pitch for one day cricket". There's no wonder we didn't win the World Cup earlier that year.

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                    Ha ha, Martin Speight slides in the field, Richie Benaud says "once again, the slide...saves time" and the novelty merits a replay.

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                      No connection with ITV, Yorkshire or Sussex, but you've got to see this.

                      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoOsa_DPhK0

                      Duncan Spencer, short lived quick bowler. 41 year old Viv Richards gets a bit of a a hiding.

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                        Now Salisbury comes on to bowl, delivers a right rank long hop which Moxon dispatches to the boundary and the fielder falls over in the process. The fielding as a whole is well below the standards of today.

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                          longeared wrote: Ha ha, Martin Speight slides in the field, Richie Benaud says "once again, the slide...saves time" and the novelty merits a replay.
                          We still couldn't do the slide in 2002. Simon Jones might have struggled to walk again after his slide.

                          I shouldn't sound flippant though. Hideous injury.

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                            longeared wrote: Now Salisbury comes on to bowl, delivers a right rank long hop which Moxon dispatches to the boundary and the fielder falls over in the process. The fielding as a whole is well below the standards of today.
                            Shocking, isn't it?

                            Neil Lenham's medium pace was ahead of its time though. Surprised he didn't try for New Zealand.

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                              I really like that first ball from Spencer. It looks like a loosener's on the way.

                              Vic Marks comments that Adrian Dale ducked "posthumously".

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                                Sounded like he called him "Alan Dale".

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                                  #17
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                                  There is an article on that match:

                                  http://www.espncricinfo.com/england/content/story/1057554.html

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                                    Coverage of the Roses match spilled over onto Border TV too (we were forever feeding off scraps of other bits of the ITV network). I might be imagining this but I'm fairly sure there was some coverage of the Scarborough festival on Yorkshire and therefore wider ITV, around the same time.

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                                      Spring Bank Holiday 1977: Mike Carey and Gerald Sinstadt did the Roses commentaries for Granada:

                                      "commentators are Gerald Sinstadt and Mike Carey with summaries by Farokh Engineer"

                                      https://forums.digitalspy.com/discussion/1653431/cricket-on-itv-in-the-past

                                      http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/qa-tvs-bed-of-roses-1243586.html

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                                        #20
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                                        I have a vague memory of YTV showing Yorkshire vs Australia tour game from perhaps the 1977 visit, maybe at Scarborough.

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                                          Not on ITV, but couldnt think where else to put this.

                                          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8W8iBjhwV24&index=6&list=PL971F7BBB73B0B52 5

                                          Highlights from the 6th Test of the 1974/5 Ashes.

                                          With the same tune as 1980s British kids show, Wildtrack.

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                                            Thompson doesn't play and Lillee only bowls 6 overs.

                                            Mike Denness duly "returns to form" with 188.

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