Oh no problem then. He obviously earnt itJungle Jumbo said:He's pretty good, used to play for county youth team, and was averaging 80 us in schools' cricket that year.
Where do you get the second protector from? Think of the logistical nightmare!GoT_SpIn said:Better yet, you remove the pads and use two protectors as knee guards
Okay, what do we do with the thigh guards, the arm guard, and the chest guard?GoT_SpIn said:A valid point, but i have a solution!
The second protector is protecting your right but cheek if your left handed- vica versa if your right. Then once you reach 50 you remove the but protector and groin protector, and protect your knees
Cut out two holes for eyes and a few breathing holes and you have a face guard!GoT_SpIn said:Thigh guards are turned into but cheek protector
Arm guard into groin protector
Not so sure about chest, im stumped...
Now hit a golf ball against a corrugated iron sheet.GoT_SpIn said:Good point. Maybe if you score 50+ runs you can't use a bat, but only a stump
And around what score do you think he should be allowed to take the paper bag off?open365 said:probably about 60- for Rob Key
Yeah i think 380+ chairs should be set up at either end with an esky next to itLillian Thomson said:When a batsman has made 400 in a Test Match he should be able to remove all his protective clothing and walk off the ground having put his own personal record above the good of the team.
How dare you! This is an important topic that the cricketing community needs to disccus and consciderDeja moo said:Pointless thread, but nevertheless.
You have two pairs of gloves? I'm in awe.deeps said:lol i sweat profusely, and i don't like the feel of inners, so my gloves come off at about 10, and my 2nd pair of gloves come out at 50 odd
I already said that But its true, an important goal for them to aim forvic_orthdox said:Tailenders should aim to call for a new pair of gloves, IMO.