Sad to hear that. IMO they should make 3 tests in a series the minimum. And decrease the ODI's from three to one.Bahnz said:Bit of both. New Zealand doesn't have too many big name players, and test matches at home rarely attract more than a couple of thousand people.
Since its called the "Dilmah tea party" no.silentstriker said:Does anyone find it hilarious that they are drinking tea while discussing cricket while displaying like four 'Dilmah' tea boxes prominently faced toward the camera.
Absolutely classic. Tony Greig and bunch..please tell me someone is watching. I can't pay attention to what they're saying with all those tea boxes.
yeah he's playing the current round of domestic games isnt' he? who would he come in for, Martin?_Ed_ said:Injury, can't remember what the injury is but apparently he's likely to be fit for the second test.
Radio Sport provide online audioNZTailender said:Any online audio?
I'm not 100% on the timing, but I think India and Bangladesh were both originally supposed to be touring here this season. I'm not sure why the Banglas didn't come, but India piked out because of the proximity to the World Cup.silentstriker said:Yea, I am not sure why they play so little cricket. Is it that they find it hard to find people to play against, or are they just not interested?