The "greatly exaggerated" bit does make it appear like he is saying the incident happened but not as bad as it sounds. The CPS definition of assault by beating says
So a summary is up on the Evening Standard site.
Apparently his defence is that his wife had been drinking heavily and was exaggerating when she called the police asking for him to be removed from the house after kicking her in the head.
Hampshire game is quite fun at the moment. They are chasing 185 to beat Glamorgan, but need to do it in about 14 overs to improve net run rate enough to possibly qualify.
Currently on target with 133/3 off 10
Not good is it! Another 4 byes now, extras up to 81, up to 23rd in this list of most extras in a first class match https://stats.acscricket.com/Records/First_Class/Overall/Team/Most_Extras_in_an_Innings.html
Just looking at how division one is shaping up, I think Glos/Hants is the only thing to be decided - assuming Essex aren't awarded 45 bonus points.
Yorks/Lancs almost certain to be a draw so range of points based on how many bonus points.
Glos win/draw
Warwickshire 21
Lancashire 16.5 -> 18
Gloucestershire 16
Somerset 9.5
Yorkshire 4.5 -> 7
Nottinghamshire 5
Hants win
Warwickshire 21
Somerset 18.5
Lancashire 16.5 -> 18
Hampshire 8.5
Yorkshire 4.5 -> 7
Nottinghamshire 5
Looking at the score at Headingly I notice Lancs only two down at 110 overs - I wonder if they will try to bat out the day to prevent Yorkshire even getting 110 overs to bat and restrict their batting bonus points
It does make sense. Not sure I approve, but the format does encourage some odd things. I was thinking in round 10 there may be some odd tactical decisions, wasn't expecting it this soon.
Could see the rain starting to fall on the feed just as it cut out at the end. Hants probably only needed to bat one more over to hold on for the draw.
He has quite the management style doesn't he?!
I presume this is his way of saying that there was nothing he could do to save them, doesn't really fit with the comments when he joined