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Second night crowd was a significant dropoff…and pretty much all South Asian Not much interest from the casual fan yet

The United States’ first attempt at D1 pro cricket debuted at a cricket stadium just outside Dallas, Texas on Thursday night Faf du Plessis of Texas Super Kings got Golden Ducked by Lockie Ferguson, but his team went on to defeat Los Angeles Knight Riders 181/6 to 112 Anyone watching?

This is a fair criticism—MLC is largely owned by Willow TV, with substantial investment by three IPL teams, and other owners skewing heavily South Asian. And, as noted, NY, LA and Texas are branded with IPL nicknames But give MLC credit—as opposed to earlier efforts with another immigrant game...

Beverly Hills Cop

Nope…but I stole the description from a tongue-in-cheek offering by TCM a few years ago: https://ew.com/article/2012/10/26/wizard-of-oz-movie-description/ It is a technically correct description, though. 😂

It’s the Wizard of Oz! 😂

It is

Transported to a strange land, a young girl kills the first person she sees, then teams up with three strangers to kill again.

FLETCH!

That partnership though 😍

Could be worse…they tried this in 2004 with a T20 format with only 5 bowls per over. But didn’t know enough to call it a Hundred

Absolutely! Ashes in particular in full IPL mode now, though Then comes the (brief) American debut of Major League Cricket

Sounds like The Avengers, but the art gallery lost me Also—Tara King > Emma Peel. Change my mind

No, quite the opposite. Gray and rainy. Mothers Day felt more like New Years. Brrrr

We can’t decide on winter or summer here. “Spring” has ceased to exist, it seems

As soccer players who come to play here learn…the US is huge. As a result, I think conferences first evolved to keep travel costs down and encourage local rivalries, a la derbies. Baseball moves quicker than cricket, especially back when the sport first went pro (about 90 minutes)—this was a...

Back when the two leagues were truly separate, I supported the NY Yankees in the AL and St. Louis Cardinals in the NL. Now that the two leagues have practically merged, I still keep an eye on both…but must admit to the Yankees as my favorite

As the resident American here, I thought I’d put myself out there if anyone has baseball questions…which might be relevant, as T20 tactics evolve and get more baseball-like (I know Aussies have a more than passing familiarity with the game. Any Holroyd Giants fans out there?) Anyway, fire away

And then we get this shite Carlos is a thoughtful, articulate analyst. But this whinging is just awful