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Floodlit test cricket
by Cracker Tue 7 Jun - 21:47
No no no to floodlit test cricket. It's not a level playing field. The last thing I'd want to do as an opening batsmen is to come out at 8 30 at night
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Re: Floodlit test cricket
by Guest Tue 7 Jun - 21:49
Agreed Cracker and welcome aboard.
Test cricket is fine as it is.
Test cricket is fine as it is.
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Re: Floodlit test cricket
by JDizzle Tue 7 Jun - 22:00
If it gets more people coming and watching as in children after school or parents after work then I am all for it. Admittedly there are a few kinks to be ironed out first, but hopefully it can at least be given a go.
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Re: Floodlit test cricket
by Liam_Main Tue 7 Jun - 22:02
Umpires go off after a tiny bit of darkness. Imagine what they'd be like with floodlit Cricket.
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Re: Floodlit test cricket
by Cracker Tue 7 Jun - 22:09
They've not even tried it in the county game and that the game that needs bums on seats. Empty grounds game after game.
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