SJABC wrote:Adelaide Hawk wrote:... which is why they should just call it 20/20, and not 20/20 "cricket". Stupid waste of time it is.
Did you watch it ? And if it's a "stupid waste of time" why bother wasting some more of your time and posting on this thread ?
I enjoyed it ! The best thing was my wife enjoyed it and she hates cricket ! If she'll sit down and watch it then there's something good about the game.
As for the spastic comment. No idea ! Did you see Warners deft flick over the fine leg boundary for 6 ? Right off the middle of the bat. Beautifully hit with skill and precision.
Well said Jabber. I enjoyed it too, just like I have enjoyed the State 20-20 during the week.
OK, it's not test cricket but neither is one-day cricket. Once you make the giant leap from test cricket to the contrivances of ODI's, it's only a small step to 20-20. It's nothing more than a ODI compressed to the overs 30-50.
The purists will know doubt dismiss Warner's knock as slogging and suggest he should knuckle down and try for Test cricket. But, like Taity, if short forms of the game are his thing then just go for it I reckon. He'll be a millionaire by the time he's 25 and good on him. Have a crack and enjoy yourself because the fans are loving it!
If we can get 62,000 to the G for 3 hours of cricket, and 13000 to a State game (

The generation getting into cricket today thanks to 20-20 are the children of the generation that jumped on board in the late 70s thanks to one day cricket. One generation's radicals are the next generation's conservatives, often times.