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| Topic Started: September 3, 2009, 1:40 pm (207 Views) | |
| Mackem ref | September 3, 2009, 1:40 pm Post #1 |
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Two points I would like to raise: 1) How come a game is abandonned for having a dangerous bowlers run up. when there is a game starting on exactly the same pitch less than 24 hours later, that manages to get underway on time. Add to this the fact that conditions "weren't going to significantly improve", and the fact that the abandonned game was only a twenty20, whereas the game that got underway was a 4 day county game. Where is the sense in that? 2) How can England say it was a good decision to abandon the game, with regards to the safety of the players, and then go and play football as a warm up. England have a history of football related casualties: James Anderson twisted his ankle in New Zealand Ian Bell turned his ankle ahead of the 3rd Ashes test Matt Prior had a back spasm before the 4th Ashes test And the lastest one: Joe Denly injuring his knee ahead of the 1st ODI All of these are football related injuries that have occured to the England cricket team in the past, yet they want a game abandonned, all because one part of the square is a little bit damp. What a complete joke!!! Rant over :@ |
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