by wristwatcher » Fri Sep 18, 2015 10:29 am
Lightning McQueen wrote:wristwatcher wrote:Will be interesting viewing with the new blood. I imagine the Bangas will be playing 2-3 spinners which could and clearly has previously bothered us. It's no certainty which makes this like all test cricket, must see TV.
I like the timing of the series filling the October void and balancing out the pathetic scheduling of the one day domestic format. I guess blokes in North Sydney might disagree
I actually like the ODD's, it was a great atmosphere at the Adelaide Oval in the evening for these fixtures, It's a load of frog shit now.
Yep that's what I am saying. I always enjoyed Redback one dayers at AO. I didn't mind when they spread the season across the shield season. I simply can't fathom the new format. I reckon I went to my first one in maybe 1980 and i was hooked. My Grandparents loved Cricket and would take me to any form of the game it was great. My Mum, Dad and two sisters who were 7&8 years older where not cricket fans but would happily take me to one day games. It was always a great day for a cricket mad kid.
Now it's cram in with 30,000 in an evening at top dollar and no other choice. I feel like the 20/20 which I do like is shoved down our throat...a lot. Again Mrs Wristy loves it but she has been well trained to understand its about 3 levels higher than my indoor cricket comeback and 700 levels below test cricket.
Last year I think from memory it was explained that it was due to scheduling but can someone please explain why ODD no longer gets a home and away gig like it has for 35 plus years
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