nightprowler10
Global Moderator
Cap for me. Though I wouldn't mind a baggy if I ever had one.
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Your Choice of Hat When Playing.
- Thread starter vic_orthdox
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sideshowtim
Banned
Baseball cap. Floppy hats are irritating.
Langeveldt
Soutie
Floppy hat usually, and if i'm batting against bowling that isn't quick.. Has to be collar up too, specially with the sun here
PhoenixFire
International Coach
BRCC or Yorkshire baggie for me.
open365
International Vice-Captain
I used to have an awesome BMW F1 baseball cap which my dad got free at a service station that i wore constantly and became really attached to but then i lost it riding a rollercoaster in Southport (dumb idea i know) and they don't sell them anymore 
It saddens me just thinking about it, now i play in my LCC club cap which is ****e or my NYC baseball cap which just isn't the same as my old BMW one.
It saddens me just thinking about it, now i play in my LCC club cap which is ****e or my NYC baseball cap which just isn't the same as my old BMW one.
Goughy
Hall of Fame Member
I dont mind Auusies wearing one (due to cultural significance), but apart from that anyone else wearing one should be shot.
Nothing angers me more than multi coloured Baggie caps on a cricket field. May as well hang a sign around your neck saying "I was sent to public school and forced to get 'friendly' with the older boys and ate the soggy biscuit many times"
Such an obnoxious sign of 'good breeding' and the ra-ra's.
A symbol of the officer mentality that sent the young boys over the top whilst getting a manicure and eating steak himself.
As soon as I see a baggy cap I think '****' and proceed to try and knock his chinless head off his neck.
So to conclude. A baseball/cricket cap or floppy for me.
Nothing angers me more than multi coloured Baggie caps on a cricket field. May as well hang a sign around your neck saying "I was sent to public school and forced to get 'friendly' with the older boys and ate the soggy biscuit many times"
Such an obnoxious sign of 'good breeding' and the ra-ra's.
A symbol of the officer mentality that sent the young boys over the top whilst getting a manicure and eating steak himself.
As soon as I see a baggy cap I think '****' and proceed to try and knock his chinless head off his neck.
So to conclude. A baseball/cricket cap or floppy for me.
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PhoenixFire
International Coach
My club has had them for ages. I'm not toff, honestI dont mind Auusies wearing one (due to cultural significance), but apart from that anyone else wearing one should be shot.
Nothing angers me more than multi coloured Baggie caps on a cricket field. May as well hang a sign around your neck saying "I was sent to public school and forced to get 'friendly' with the older boys and ate the soggy biscuit many times"
Such an obnoxious sign of 'good breeding' and the ra-ra's.
A symbol of the officer mentality that sent the young boys over the top whilst getting a manicure and eating steak himself.
As soon as I see a baggy cap I think '****' and proceed to try and knock his chinless head off his neck.
So to conclude. A baseball cap or floppy for me.
open365
International Vice-Captain
Isn't that what you try and do to any batsman??I dont mind Auusies wearing one (due to cultural significance), but apart from that anyone else wearing one should be shot.
Nothing angers me more than multi coloured Baggie caps on a cricket field. May as well hang a sign around your neck saying "I was sent to public school and forced to get 'friendly' with the older boys and ate the soggy biscuit many times"
Such an obnoxious sign of 'good breeding' and the ra-ra's.
A symbol of the officer mentality that sent the young boys over the top whilst getting a manicure and eating steak himself.
As soon as I see a baggy cap I think '****' and proceed to try and knock his chinless head off his neck.
So to conclude. A baseball/cricket cap or floppy for me.
Jungle Jumbo
International Vice-Captain
Just a baseball cap, I'm afraid. I would like one of those big, Gavaskar-style sunhats though.
shortpitched713
International Captain
Nude nutter, although I'll wear a cap if the sun is shining very brightly.
Richard
Cricket Web Staff Member
Richard
Cricket Web Staff Member
197.
But yeah, normally the school cricket cap for mine. Was a floppy before that though.
adharcric
International Coach
I bet when you drop a catch you blame the sun too don't you
