The #QuarantineCup 2020

10 May 2020 | Cricket

Glamorgan's Roman Walker has made the final of the Quarantine Cup, after defeating Gloucestershire in a dramatic one-run victory in The Battle of the Bridge.

After reaching the knockout stages thanks to the popular method of boundary count-back, Glamorgan defended 49 against their cross-Severn rivals and reached the final of the illustrious new tournament, where they will face Mason Crane's Hampshire.

The final will be played at 4pm on Tuesday, 12th May, as Glamorgan and Hampshire face off for the first silverware of the season and bragging rights up for grabs.

GLAMORGAN'S ROUTE TO THE FINAL:

The tournament was held before players around the country were furloughed, with all games played on Cricket 19 on the PS4 and with world-famous commentators providing the entertainment on the microphone.

(Article updated, Monday, 11th May, 2020)


ORIGINAL ARTICLE DATE: April 3rd

The draw for the group stage of the inaugural Quarantine Cup has been made ahead of the competition getting under way on April 12.

Players from 11 first-class counties will battle it out this summer over PS4 game Cricket 19.

With the professional season delayed due to the coronavirus outbreak, The Cricketer - in collaboration with the county game - is delivering live lockdown cricket to fill the void.

The competing teams have been split into two groups, with the top two from each progressing to the semi-finals.

Group 1 contains Hampshire, Essex, Gloucestershire, Nottinghamshire, Warwickshire and Northamptonshire. Meanwhile, Sussex, Glamorgan, Surrey, Leicestershire and Kent make up Group 2.

The round-robin format will see teams play each other once in matches lasting five-overs-a-side, and matches will be live-streamed on The Cricketer's YouTube channel. Matches will be staged on weekdays at 7pm and weekends at 2pm and 5pm.

The Cricketer's Quarantine Cup, which kicks off on Easter Sunday when the domestic season was due to commence, is the first event of an alternative summer schedule.

The National Corridor Cup, The Cricketer's Club Cricket Quest, Pub Quiz @ The Cricketer and Cricket Captains play Cricket Captain are just some of the competitions which will aim to keep you company at a time when many of us feel at our most detached.


Introducing Glamorgan's representative... ROMAN WALKER - read his player profile here.

 

Players involved:

  • Roman Walker (Glamorgan)
  • Tymal Mills (Sussex)
  • Imran Qayyum (Kent)
  • Jamie Porter (Essex)
  • George Hankins (Gloucestershire)
  • Tom Moores (Nottinghamshire)
  • Sophia Dunkley (Surrey)
  • Hassan Azad (Leicestershire)
  • Dan Mousley (Warwickshire)
  • Mason Crane (Hampshire)
  • Ricardo Vasconcelos (Northamptonshire)

Commentators involved:

  • Daniel Norcross
  • Alison Mitchell
  • Adam Collins
  • Henry Moeran
  • Guerilla Cricket
  • Mark & Isabelle Church
  • Mel Farrell

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