They've got the rights unless something has changedAshes without test match special Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Oh that’s good I thought for a minute they didn’t reading the threadThey've got the rights unless something has changed
Made me worry it would be on talksport for a minuteOh that’s good I thought for a minute they didn’t reading the thread
Yup TS way too noisy and strong accents for me and I don’t like their analystMade me worry it would be on talksport for a minute
I think it’s a feature of today’s sport everywhere - trying to screw more money out of sponsors and spectatators - NZ spring is wet period !ICC needs to get a grip with the schedule. You can't just schedule play 12 months of the year and ignore seasonal weather.
Womens World Cup is seeing a lot of rain affected games as its been scheduled for rainy season. As one of the commentators on TMS said what's the point of a ODI world cup if you're hoping to squeeze in 20 overs a side between the rain.
Now we've got England playing an 8 overs a side game in New Zealand with the commentators saying the series is scheduled too early and was always at high risk of rain impacting games.
Been abandoned now so that's one game in a three game series they've managed to get a result in. What a waste of everyones time.NZ spring is wet period !
Same here, i opted against the september test due to the weather, no point shoe horning test in, from what i gather the tickets arent selling too good eitherBeen abandoned now so that's one game in a three game series they've managed to get a result in. What a waste of everyones time.
Surely at some point broadcasters are going to question why they're spending money on rights and coverage when there's no play. Not to mention people are going to stop buying tickets. I haven't got tickets for the test at Edgbaston next year because its in September.
Money and tv rightsWho came up with this dumb format for the World Cup where everyone is in one massive group?
Another round of games to go and they're all completely meaningless because the teams we all knew would be are in the semi finals.
I did think that he may on the t20 circuit so to have him for all formats is good makes the signing of Barker even more pointlessSo the massive signing the bears have been hyping up has turned out to be Woakes. Bit of an anti-climax tbh, wasn't expecting him to go anywhere else.
well as long as we don't lose early wickets we might have a chance, oppsThat’s a big total !
Yup, definitely the Wong thing to do.The team is a comfortable club, they brought in Capsey because she is from Surrey and the bits I have saw of her she is out of her depth. They probably need a bit of hunger and be warned that their money will be cut if they don’t start performing. The England coaches tried to remodel Wong as they do with most bowlers and they go backwards.
Dreadful news! And why EVERYONE should wear helmets! Still FAR too many people wear caps whilst batting in village cricket for my liking. Granted, most people that'll bowl to you wont surpass 40-50mph, but some can, and it only takes that 1 freak ball to bounce to end it all! The difference between a cap and a helmet is marginal at best. Especially for club/village cricketers. DONT CHANCE IT!Horrific news, imagine sending your kid to training and they never come back
BBC will probably send 500 people they love a jolly.Meant to post earlier, looks like the BBC are going to have an Ashes highlight show available on iplayer. Not been said yet if its just the TNT highlights show or host broadcaster. Can't imagine they're sending a team to Aus for it given TNT are running comms from London.
I always worry about a top edge into my face if I have no helmet on I even bat against the spinners in one now, years ago I would face the opening bowlers in a cap. I got hit by a Beamer a few years ago I was playing a lot at the time and managed to get most of the way out of it but it hit me on the thumb and smashed into my grill if I had not helmet i would have had a broken cheek at best but probably a damaged eye socket as well, no apology and he bounced me the next ball.Dreadful news! And why EVERYONE should wear helmets! Still FAR too many people wear caps whilst batting in village cricket for my liking. Granted, most people that'll bowl to you wont surpass 40-50mph, but some can, and it only takes that 1 freak ball to bounce to end it all! The difference between a cap and a helmet is marginal at best. Especially for club/village cricketers. DONT CHANCE IT!
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Coverage confirmed and they've smashed it imo. Got everything covered, only downside is Vaughn on the commentary team but I guess it's cheaper if they use people who are already out there for Fox.Oh that’s good I thought for a minute they didn’t reading the thread
Mark Wood is set to undergo a precautionary scan on Friday Nov 14, after suffering hamstring stiffness during Day 1 of England's warm-up game against England Lions in Perth.
Don't get having a warm up match against the Lions. Is Root bowling 14 overs for over 100 runs just to protect the other quicks?So what was it people were saying about Englands Ashes squad having too many injury prone bowlers?
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