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I am very fortunate in my job to watch some fantastic cricket around the world, but perhaps my favourite moment of last season actually took place whilst I was in a Ö÷²¥´óÐã studio locked in the bowels of Television Centre in London.
It was at 13 minutes past five on 15 September when Lancashire supporters were finally able to celebrate a first outright Championship title for 77 years.
A county campaign which began in April was decided in the last few minutes of the final day of the season. It was one of the most dramatic climaxes in the long history of the Championship and will live long in the memory.
The title headed the way of the Red Rose county courtesy of a last-gasp victory at Somerset. A few moments before the winning runs were struck at Taunton, news filtered in from the Rose Bowl that closest rivals Warwickshire had only drawn their match with Hampshire, so the champagne could be put on ice.
Hello I'm Adam Mountford and I'm the Ö÷²¥´óÐã Radio Cricket producer. My main
responsibility is to produce Test Match Special but I also look after our cricket coverage on other Ö÷²¥´óÐã outlets. My blog attempts to give you a flavour of life behind the scenes of the Ö÷²¥´óÐã Cricket team. .
