da mrbet： The championship match at Derby was washed out shortly after tea on the final day, but the game was a significant one for Dominic Cork
Nigel Gardner28-Apr-2001The championship match at Derby was washed out shortly after tea on the final day, but the game was a significant one for Dominic Cork.The Derbyshire captain bowled for the first time since a back injury forced him to return from Pakistan in November, and he was pleased with the results.Cork sent down nine overs in two spells on the third day and said: “Everything is fine at the moment.”I am very pleased with the way it’s going. I feel I am 100 per cent fit and now it’s a case of getting match fit.”It’s a gentle progression at this stage. I have to keep building up my stamina and the number of overs I bowl.”The important thing is to make sure I am doing the right things like hitting the crease and getting my shape right.”There was no chance for Cork to get a few more overs under his belt despite the best efforts of the Derby groundstaff.Although a stiff breeze helped dry the outfield enough for the umpires to schedule a 4.30 start, more heavy rain left them with no alternative but to abandon a match in which play was only possible on the second and third days.