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September 11, 2006Posted by Martin Williamson on 09/11/2006 in Bermuda
Somerset cricketers suspended
Two Somerset cricketers have been suspended after incidents in their club’s match against Bailey's Bay at Sea Breeze Oval.
Reid Jones was originally alleged to have physically assaulted umpire Richard (Red) Burrows after the ill-tempered match, while David Gibbs was alleged to have knocked down the stumps with his bat after being dismissed.
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