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ROAD RAGE 'ROWDY' VENTS FRUSTRATION IN SIXTIES DERBY

5/7/2019

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Someone was going to pay the price for Rowledge all-rounder Chris ‘Rowdy’ Yates missing his cricket last Saturday – he was stuck in numerous motorway traffic jams for close on four hours before abandoning his planned 75-mile trip to drive to Winton for a Hampshire League County Division 2 game.
He was still hot under the collar by the time he turned out for Hampshire Seniors in a Sixties Championship match three days later – and took it out on Wiltshire !
Hampshire had started well through Neil Trestrail (40) and Geoff Beale and lost three wickets without scoring a single run. They weren’t in the best state of health at 105-5 (chasing Wiltshire’s 181-9) when Yates (pictured) joined Hook & Newnham Basics ace Barry Goodman (26) at the crease.  Between them, they polished off the 77 runs Hampshire needed to win, Yates smashing five boundaries in his run-a-ball 45.  
“I felt better for that,” Yates said. “I had to vent my frustrations on someone and it happened to be Wiltshire !” 
  • Wiltshire’s 181-9 was built around a classy half-century from Lord Tim Mynott (52), but they too collapsed, losing three wickets for five runs against Rick Marston (3-25) and Yates (3-28).
Table topping Hampshire face Buckinghamshire at Hursley Park on Tuesday (1pm), selection as follows: Beale, Trestrail, Board, Britton, Sutherland, Goodman, Yates, Shephard, Weeks, Mitchell, Marston.
Hampshire 50s are in action against Cornwall at Sparsholt on Sunday and the Isle of Wight at distant Hook & Newnham Basics on Wednesday, 1pm.


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