With repect to the women that play the game, it does make for pretty average viewing.
Simply but understandably , the lack of power in their shotmaking is a major drawback to the viewing pleasure.
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by jackpot jim » Sat Jan 23, 2010 5:19 pm
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Re: Womens Cricket
by bayman » Sat Jan 23, 2010 6:02 pm
saw sa v nsw a week or so back, also saw the end of the the grand final on fox today & with no disrespect they wouldn't beat a hard wicket team, i think a team consisting of mal, dutchy, ecky, may_z, bayman, jackpot jim, among others would still win comfortably, however the girls are playing a sport they love, they're committed too & good luck to them...mind you it is better to watch than synchronised swimming
ps, i saw one of the scorpion girls during the big bash which was after their game & i can tell you she was a lot lot better looking than the above said gentlemen
ps, i saw one of the scorpion girls during the big bash which was after their game & i can tell you she was a lot lot better looking than the above said gentlemen
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Re: Womens Cricket
by jackpot jim » Sat Jan 23, 2010 6:37 pm
bayman wrote: however the girls are playing a sport they love, they're committed too & good luck to them...mind you it is better to watch than synchronised swimming
Agree with u there, synchronised swimming whist very skillful, is so so boring to watch. Couldn't call it a sport surely.
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Re: Womens Cricket
by bayman » Sat Jan 23, 2010 6:46 pm
jackpot jim wrote:bayman wrote: however the girls are playing a sport they love, they're committed too & good luck to them...mind you it is better to watch than synchronised swimming
Agree with u there, synchronised swimming whist very skillful, is so so boring to watch. Couldn't call it a sport surely.
i wouldn't, but it is in the olympics
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Re: Womens Cricket
by jackpot jim » Sat Jan 23, 2010 10:35 pm
bayman wrote:jackpot jim wrote:bayman wrote: however the girls are playing a sport they love, they're committed too & good luck to them...mind you it is better to watch than synchronised swimming
Agree with u there, synchronised swimming whist very skillful, is so so boring to watch. Couldn't call it a sport surely.
i wouldn't, but it is in the olympics
Olympic GAMES - therefore not a sport imo.
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Re: Womens Cricket
by Blacks130 » Sat Jan 23, 2010 11:09 pm
Admire their effort but it's a disgrace to have that crap played on an Oval deserving of greater standards.
Absolute embarrassment to the sport of cricket to have it played on that stage.
What would it be, equivilent of C Grade turf cricket maybe even LO1
Absolute embarrassment to the sport of cricket to have it played on that stage.
What would it be, equivilent of C Grade turf cricket maybe even LO1
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