putabellintheball
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Re: MMVCA General Cricket Chat
Can I ask a couple of questions here:
Was the pitch wet just short of a length and;
was it due to the rain getting in under the covers or because there was holes in the covers?
I would like to know and I will then give you the reason for the question
GeeCeeCee;337997 said:Deano, i don't know who you are or who you having been speaking with, but i have never read anything further from the truth, 'We were desperate not to Play'. How in the hell do you come to this conclusion? The umpires called the game off, not the captains, and defintely not Glenroy CC. Are you aware of this? Dave Jolley requested we remain at the ground for as long as possible, which we did. Glenroy CC did not make any comment as to whether the days play should be abandoned, this decision was down to both umpires, Pat Campbell & Al Taylor.
Our team was just as keen to get on the field as were St Andrews, but being the biggest game of the season, do you want it to be decided by the toss of a coin? Now let's get on thing straight. Were you there? Did you see the wicket first hand? or are you getting second hand information? The wicket was not consistent, and could be construde as being dangerous for some of the bowlers, in particular Wardy, Sean Pipe and Paul Newton, as they all hit the crease as hard as anyone in our comp.
Sunday was one of, if not, the most frustrating days of cricket (or not cricket) that i have been involved with, and that goes for the rest of our team as well. I am sure that the St Andrews players felt the same.
Yes you are correct in saying that a premiership would not be the same if won by way of higher ladder position. Let's just hope the weather holds off this weekend and the game finally gets underway.
Some people on this forum make ridiculous comments, Deano, yours in just one example of that.
Can I ask a couple of questions here:
Was the pitch wet just short of a length and;
was it due to the rain getting in under the covers or because there was holes in the covers?
I would like to know and I will then give you the reason for the question