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*Official* First Test at Trent Bridge

Ruckus

International Captain
Contacts are annoying under dark glasses, probably
i wear contacts, and they provide u with a way better visual experience (in all conditions) than glasses. It's as close as you can get to normal vision.

If it's as spark said, then it's still a bit strange cause you obviously bat for long periods as well and it's much more 'demanding' visually speaking. I think Hussey used to wear contacts, and must have in the field too.
 

Burgey

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i wear contacts, and they provide u with a way better visual experience (in all conditions) than glasses. It's as close as you can get to normal vision.

If it's as spark said, then it's still a bit strange cause you obviously bat for long periods as well and it's much more 'demanding' visually speaking. I think Hussey used to wear contacts, and must have in the field too.
Yeah but how many first class runs have you made?

Nice shot that.
 

Spark

Global Moderator
i wear contacts, and they provide u with a way better visual experience (in all conditions) than glasses. It's as close as you can get to normal vision.

If it's as spark said, then it's still a bit strange cause you obviously bat for long periods as well and it's much more 'demanding' visually speaking. I think Hussey used to wear contacts, and must have in the field too.
I personally find glasses just more comfortable to wear, it's very much a personal thing
 

The Battlers Prince

International Vice-Captain
i wear contacts, and they provide u with a way better visual experience (in all conditions) than glasses. It's as close as you can get to normal vision.

If it's as spark said, then it's still a bit strange cause you obviously bat for long periods as well and it's much more 'demanding' visually speaking. I think Hussey used to wear contacts, and must have in the field too.
I bowl in my glasses, I don't have contacts. Perhaps that would improve my batting! Cheers Ruckus
 

Maximas

Cricketer Of The Year
Australia actually looking decent here, make or break time in the opening partnership, if it exceeds 50 then we have a decent chance.
 

stephen

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
I'm pretty sure that God himself didn't want me to find out anything about the end of the English innings until it was over. First it was a tv which had blown, then it was 612 covering the union and then it was my tv which needed to be completely retuned. By the time I was done the English were too. At least I can watch the start of our innings.
 

Tangles

International Vice-Captain
I wear glasses for distance which means I used to field and bat in them. Was under the impression if your going to wear contacts it was best to wear them all the time. So you get used to them and don't have to adjust back and forth.
 

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