Time for County cricket to call stumps?

Philip Robinson, in the Daily Mail, laments the sorry state of County cricket, which is strapped for cash and struggling with poor attendances.

Even with cost-cutting measures, Kent still loses about £500,000 a year. After it reduced the wage bill from £1.4 million per annum six players left, including fast bowler Amjad Khan. Radio Kent no longer broadcasts a live commentary from the ground, and the lime tree that lived inside the boundary in one corner of the pitch has died from heart rot. If this club were a dog, it would be on its last trip to the vet.