SCOTLAND's cricketers – and Jan Stander in particular – could be forgiven for travelling to Taunton for this afternoon's CB40 encounter with a sense of trepidation.
SCOTLAND's cricketers – and Jan Stander in particular – could be forgiven for travelling to Taunton for this afternoon's CB40 encounter with a sense of trepidation.
Jan Stander is delighted to be back playing against the counties Photograph: SNS
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On their last trip to this venue three years ago, the Saltires conceded a painful 403-3 to a rampant Somerset batting line-up in a competition then contested over 50 overs.
Stander conceded 106 runs from 10 overs while Marcus Trescothick and James Hildreth mercilessly laid into some ragged Scottish bowling.
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