Come On Yorkshire I went to watch a days cricket at the home of cricket, Headingly, last week. Yorkshire rattled up an impressive 570 in their first innings, and in the picture above, taken just after lunch, it looked like they were going well to bowl Derbyshire out cheaply. That was the last wicket to fall for hours, our bowlers didn't seem to have any real speed or tenacity though, I've seen more frightening bowling in the Bradford league. Here is the other problem with county cricket. Weatherwise, it's a nice warm day, Yorkshire are challenging for promotion, they have put on over 350 runs yesterday and there are hardly any people here. This is the Western Terrace at three in the afternoon. Fame is hard to come by at Yorkshire. Gaggles of small boys who have played Quickcricket on the outfield at lunchtime are running around the boundary trying to get autographs from the fielders. After half a dozen of them have had their books signed by a player they walk past me saying... 1st small boy - "Who was that then ?" 2nd small boy, peering at his autograph book - "I think it says Sayers." 1st small boy - "Humph, who's he then ?" Joe Sayers who scored his first century for Yorkshire in a match winning stand last week finds that he'll have to do better than that to be recognised by the more junior Yorkshire fans.