Uneven pattern to t20 weather

By Andrew Hignell

Being  - roughly - at the halfway point in the group stage of the Friends Life t20 competition, it is an appropriate time to see how the weather has been affecting the first part of the tournament.

As the figures below show, there is – at present - a very uneven pattern in the amount of overs lost. The Durham Dynamos and the Essex Eagles have not, so far, lost a single over to the weather whereas five other teams – the Gloucestershire Gladiators, Notts Outlaws, Sussex Sharks, Warwickshire Bears and the Welsh Dragons - have all lost the equivalent of more than two entire games.
 
 
Number of overs lost as at June 24, 2012:

Derbyshire Falcons                        73
Durham Dynamos                             0
Essex Eagles                                   0
Gloucestershire Gladiators            80
Hampshire Royals                          40
Kent Spitfires                                 40
Lancashire Lightning                      49
Leicestershire Foxes                     24
Middlesex Panthers                         4
Northants Steelbacks                    30
Notts Outlaws                              106
Somerset                                        72
Surrey                                              4
Sussex Sharks                              80
Warwickshire Bears                      86
Welsh Dragons                               84
Worcestershire Royals                  40
Yorkshire Carnegie                        26

 

Date: 25/06/2012 11:03:49 by Andrew Hignell
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