Show Notes
Ten-wicket haul, nine-darter, or 147… Which is the most difficult?
Oscar and Dave ask how hard it is to take a ten-fer, examine club ground use in the One Day Cup, and provide an alternative take on Saltburn.
Plus, a preview of the Cawston Press Village Cup final, where one captain faces a somewhat hectic weekend…
Ed Wells interview: https://bit.ly/4qaqYpm Saltburn CC reflections: https://bit.ly/3U7Vjc5
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