1st Test Australia v West Indies Jan 17-21 1000hrs @ the Adelaide Oval

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Opening the batting isn't the hardest position in test cricket. Number 3 is the hardest position in cricket to bat, because not only do you have to face the bowlers when the ball is new - in the worst case scenario - but you have to face the bowlers when their tail is up.

Who puts together these fluff packages?
Be so God damn funny if he makes a duck.

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Oooooooooh.

Ok Gorgonzola breath.
Just posted something because I've noticed not every Australian player wears them all the time.
Thought CA bought a rule in long ago that is was a must.

I only posed a question.
Fanks for filling in the facts and finding a picture of smiff with them.
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Rule came in this season and only applies when batting against fast or medium pace. So you don't need them for keeping, close in fielding or if 2 spinners are bowling. It only applies to Australian players.
 

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Opening the batting isn't the hardest position in test cricket. Number 3 is the hardest position in cricket to bat, because not only do you have to face the bowlers when the ball is new - in the worst case scenario - but you have to face the bowlers when their tail is up.

Who puts together these fluff packages?
Makes you think in wonderment then how Steve Smith scored all those runs and virtually won us many Tests between 2014/2018 batting #3. His Bradmanesque period.
 
Are they giving people refunds for the missed overs? You pay for 90 not 85 or whatever a team feels like
Do you though? You pay for a days Cricket whether that’s 87 or 90 who gives a **** does it really bother you? Surely not sitting there counting how many overs you watched for the day, probably spent a handful of em in the pub or the loo too should you get a refund for those ones?
 

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Do you though? You pay for a days Cricket whether that’s 87 or 90 who gives a * does it really bother you? Surely not sitting there counting how many overs you watched for the day, probably spent a handful of em in the pub or the loo too should you get a refund for those ones?

So if you pay for 90 overs but you get 60 are you OK with that?
 
The variable bounce today has been interesting - do you think it will turn into a Perth-esque pitch or just road up?
 
So if you pay for 90 overs but you get 60 are you OK with that?
No clearly not, obviously there’s got to be rules & ‘punishments’ in place so it doesn’t get ridiculous or genuinely dragging the game out for a draw etc

But they just need to be there to keep it fair, so long as it’s over 80 (which it almost always is 85+) AND there’s a result, who cares?
 

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1st Test Australia v West Indies Jan 17-21 1000hrs @ the Adelaide Oval

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