Lancs getting hammered again in today's T20. Our net run rate must be woeful with the three absolute thumpings we've endured in our first three games. Edit - Lancs at least making a late fist of it but it would be the collapse of all time if Notts don't win!

Paul Weller - That Dangerous Age (For old Jam fans like me, his mid life update of When You're Young)

Most popular muslim ever in the western world? He made a couple of very powerful speeches about Islam that ring so very true to this day, and its worth recounting part of one of them here: "The word 'Islam' means 'peace.' The word 'Muslim' means 'one who surrenders to God.' " RIP The Greatest

Neil Young - Unknown Legend

Shack - The Girl With the Long Brown Hair

Seasick Steve - Yellow Dog

The Jam - Boy About Town

Traffic - Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush

Yorkshire bat like that on a regular basis. They have guys coming in lower down the order who can score heavily with the softer, older ball. If the weather holds I can see Lancs being about 80-100 short tomorrow. Peterson is a massive player for us in this situation.

The Beatles - Being For the Benefit of Mr Kite

Prefab Sprout - One of the Broken

The Who - Go to the Mirror!

There may yet be more twists and turns in this Roses match. Can see Lancs being set around 350 to win. Stranger things have happened......

The English Beat - Drowning

The Jam - Art School

Indeed. Though I have to say I'm glad it is the way round it is.

Neil Young - Are You Ready For the Country?

Tracy Chapman - Talkin' About a Revolution

Fats Domino - Ain't That a Shame?

We've lost a couple of good tosses already this season! Really good to see Tom Smith back in action, he's had a torrid time and manfully gave up the captaincy to try and concentrate on his fitness. Everybody seems to be contributing too, which is always a great sign. The perfect antidote to thoughts of Rovers at the moment, to be honest!!

The Blue Nile - Stay

Bonnie Tyler - Lost in France

The Style Council - A Stone's Throw Away

The Questions - Body and Soul

Neil Young - World on a String (I could have chosen any number of Jam singles really but that would have been too obvious)