If the wicket microphone had not have picked it up, I doubt all this nonsense would have surfaced at all, it has always gone on, some of them are quite funny as well.
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If the wicket microphone had not have picked it up, I doubt all this nonsense would have surfaced at all, it has always gone on, some of them are quite funny as well.
Anyway..
When is the next game. I have a funny feeling the poms have lured us into a false sence of security. And will come out and wipe the ground with us..
Happened last time I think.
the best sledge I ever heard was....now I don't remember who said what but it was this..(I think one was BOONIE and maybe TENDULKA)correct me if I'm wrong...."why you just keep getting fatter"....the other rplied....."that's cause evreytime I make love to your wife she gives me a biscuit".......
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Only if idiot Channel 9 airs it to all thousands watching . Then Cricket Australia has to look like they are doing something about it and fine the player/s involved.
Sledging has and is a part of cricket so hopefully hosting TV stations keep it on the cricket oval not TV.
The one above is very tame compared to what goes on on the pitch
Whilst playing rugby,a long time ago I hasten to add, I asked one of the Afrikaaner props if his mum still liked it up the bottom?
It worked, he got red carded 10 mins later, but God, did he hit me flush on the chin.................:eek:
So, are you saying the cricketers should just keep quite at a risk they get heard? Imagine that, a game of cricket without a word being said.
Stump mics are for noises of bat, pad, glove, etc and not to capture general banter on the field. The program editor decides what goes on air ant in this instance they farked up.
There is a lot of swearing and carry on from teams in a game of cricket and always has been. Lets leave it the way it is instead of turning it into another one of those politically correct games for pussies!
They should use a noise cancelling mic
or such only to hear nicks not conversations