Women's cricket.

Cricket is shit period imo.

Do all the women bat for the same team though?

To be fair Cricket bores the Arse off me so no gender divide for me.

I can't class it as sport.
Any game that you have a cake and a pot of tea half way through really isn't sport. A game where both teams play in the same strip? were some players don't actually do anything for hours.

A game that can last 5 days and be decided by the weather, and the best bit a game were two guys called Duckworth & Lewis decide the result without actually being in the same country or even same continent.
Cricket Not for me .

I never realised that Wessy was a bird.

I always assumed she was a bloke.

Well, you live and learn.....

The mind boggles but guess you're happy lol

scottjames30 wrote:Cricket is shit period imo.

People using Americanisms on here are shit human beings.

Folk from Burnley are not even human beings.

At least I'm a shit human.

scottjames30 wrote:
At least I'm a shit human.

I'm not sure you've quite grasped the concept of insulting other people. Ending your insult like this is definitely not the way to go, however true it may be. 10 out of 10 for honesty though.

wessy wrote:To be fair Cricket bores the Arse off me so no gender divide for me.

I can't class it as sport.
Any game that you have a cake and a pot of tea half way through really isn't sport. A game where both teams play in the same strip? were some players don't actually do anything for hours.

A game that can last 5 days and be decided by the weather, and the best bit a game were two guys called Duckworth & Lewis decide the result without actually being in the same country or even same continent.
Cricket Not for me .

Wessy- I'm not in your team on this.
One day, limited over cricket is fantastic to watch. There's as much skill in it as chess (even if you don't think that's a sport).
It's less predictable than most other sports.
Watching the Wanderers is shit and utterly predictable. They'll play rotten football and lose!
At least with one day cricket ( where they wear different colours!) is much less predictable.
And its far better to watch than women's football

Pretty soon we'll be playing 10 overs a side, blindfolded and on roller blades. It's all getting a bit silly.

And I guarantee there'd be a market for it.

rammywhite wrote:

wessy wrote:To be fair Cricket bores the Arse off me so no gender divide for me.

I can't class it as sport.
Any game that you have a cake and a pot of tea half way through really isn't sport. A game where both teams play in the same strip? were some players don't actually do anything for hours.

A game that can last 5 days and be decided by the weather, and the best bit a game were two guys called Duckworth & Lewis decide the result without actually being in the same country or even same continent.
Cricket Not for me .

Wessy- I'm not in your team on this.
One day, limited over cricket is fantastic to watch. There's as much skill in it
as chess (even if you don't think that's a sport).
It's less predictable than most other sports.
Watching the Wanderers is shit and utterly predictable. They'll play rotten football and lose!
At least with one day cricket ( where they wear different colours!) is much less predictable.
And its far better to watch than women's football

No problem Rammy just not enough action for me, It used to take me longer to pad up than the time i spent at the crease. like any sport when its good (one day) it can get exciting but few and far between.

2 batting, a bowler, wicket keeper and one fielder everyone else just a spectator. i used to dodge Mum shouting us in for tea playing footy, but come summer i couldn't wait to get off the cricket pitch. Each to there own.