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Post by ukcstokie on Nov 16, 2015 2:01:29 GMT
putlocker.is/watch-death-of-a-gentleman-online-free-putlocker.htmlInteresting. Watching the Tests in Australia and India at the moment - the attendances at Test matches are pretty poor. England Tests at home are really well attended. England in Australia, and some Indian Tests do well. Elsewhere the game is ill and needs something to save it (even though here it's doing well). What to do? First thing is to penalise wickets that are flat and end the competition between bat and ball. Thoughts Test match lovers?
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Post by partickpotter on Nov 16, 2015 22:03:27 GMT
putlocker.is/watch-death-of-a-gentleman-online-free-putlocker.htmlInteresting. Watching the Tests in Australia and India at the moment - the attendances at Test matches are pretty poor. England Tests at home are really well attended. England in Australia, and some Indian Tests do well. Elsewhere the game is ill and needs something to save it (even though here it's doing well). What to do? First thing is to penalise wickets that are flat and end the competition between bat and ball. Thoughts Test match lovers? Watching the India test I was surprised how many people were in the crowd. Quite promising. I think the key is to price it correctly. If necessary open up a couple of stands for free. |
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Post by ukcstokie on Nov 16, 2015 22:47:56 GMT
putlocker.is/watch-death-of-a-gentleman-online-free-putlocker.htmlInteresting. Watching the Tests in Australia and India at the moment - the attendances at Test matches are pretty poor. England Tests at home are really well attended. England in Australia, and some Indian Tests do well. Elsewhere the game is ill and needs something to save it (even though here it's doing well). What to do? First thing is to penalise wickets that are flat and end the competition between bat and ball. Thoughts Test match lovers? Watching the India test I was surprised how many people were in the crowd. Quite promising. I think the key is to price it correctly. If necessary open up a couple of stands for free. The attendances at the Australia NZ tests are poor too (given the local rivalry). Price is important, but I can't see them bringing the price down here. They also need to ensure the wickets provide entertainment (the wickets in the UAE and more surprisingly at the WACA do make the cricket far too boring). Cricket needs to be run for the benefit of cricket, and not for the benefit of a few of the cricket boards. |
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Post by sheikhmomo on Nov 17, 2015 0:57:48 GMT
Watching the India test I was surprised how many people were in the crowd. Quite promising. I think the key is to price it correctly. If necessary open up a couple of stands for free. The attendances at the Australia NZ tests are poor too (given the local rivalry). Price is important, but I can't see them bringing the price down here. They also need to ensure the wickets provide entertainment (the wickets in the UAE and more surprisingly at the WACA do make the cricket far too boring). Cricket needs to be run for the benefit of cricket, and not for the benefit of a few of the cricket boards. I dunno you know. The First test in the UAE was a painful wicket but the game lasted 5 days and had a frantic last 90 minutes. A proper test you might say. Sometimes like the Trent Bridge match of The Ashes a perfectly reasonable wicket provides a bowler with 8 for 15 but that's not really Test Cricket either. The only real sustainable future of Test cricket is Australia, England and if either play South Africa. No one else seems that interested. |
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