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Marcus Harris, his unbeaten 91 in the second innings was in vain as Kent won by 140 runs inside three days Dan Adams/Lancashire Cricket

Lancashire hit a Blackpool rock. Edwards on Kent defeat

You do not have to care about language to find clichés annoying. Lancashire supporters have had a gutful of people telling them that their team’s opponents are allowed to play well. A dollop of unfair mindedness might even be refreshing.

18.06.26, 09:38 Updated 18.06.26, 09:39 4 Minute Read

Paul Edwards

Paul Edwards

You do not have to care about language to find clichés annoying. Lancashire supporters have had a gutful of people telling them that their team’s opponents are allowed to play well. A dollop of unfair mindedness might even be refreshing.

The last couple of months have been tough. In the Championship, it was Durham; then it was Middlesex; and last weekend, it was Kent. Three defeats that leave James Anderson’s team in the bottom half of a division some people expected them to dominate.

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