@AnnieChave I do feel they should acknowledge that a poor commercial decision was made to allow filming and apologise to their supporters. Also highlights how desperate clubs are for additional revenue
@leicsccc Dear Emma, I think you should acknowledge that a poor commercial decision was made to allow filming (against your groundsman’s advice I understand) for say £10k. Risk vs reward worth it? I feel for the clubs supporters and feel that ultimately they have been let down by the club
@nickwebb2017 Leicestershire said in their statement that the conduct of our opponents during the match also added a further dimension to the matter, which we believe affected how the situation was perceived and handled from the very beginning.
@TrevorE95445996@leicsccc@GlamCricket Richard Dawson – Glamorgan coach
He said:
The pitch was cracked underneath the grass.
Both ends were extremely dry.
Balls were rising higher or staying lower than expected.
The pitch was dangerously inconsistent from the beginning.
@TrevorE95445996@leicsccc@GlamCricket Kiran Carlson – Glamorgan captain
He described:
The ends of the pitch as excessively dry.
Cracks and moving sections in the surface.
Uneven bounce throughout the match.
The ball bouncing almost like a lottery for both teams.
@legsidelizzy I’m in the minority, I actually look forward to it. There’s something cozy about the dark evenings—it feels like nature gives us permission to slow down, wrap up in a blanket, and hibernate. That extra hour of morning light makes waking up so much easier for early birds! ☕🍁
@BlakeBint Saw him spending time with James Harris before coming back from his injury. Maybe there’s something in this trackman technology that’s driving his recent brilliant bowling spells 🤔