@RonnyLerner I reckon four days, 80 overs a day. That’s all you get unless you bowl the other team out. Then you can finish their overs and have your’s. Increase scoring or, if under the pump, having to “rescue” a day would increase the interest.
@RalphyHeraldSun With his concussion history as well as the ease in which he went down, surely the club is negligent in allowing him to play? It’s a law suit waiting to happen and sometimes players need to be protected from themselves.
@FitzySA I had a sports carnival once at which one of my teachers picked up cheap stickers to hand out to infants who finished their race. Only when a parent commented on the “LOSER” sticker their child received did we realise we might have a problem.
@masonsixtencox We’re only sport that has to go back behind the mark. They’re indicating the direction because sometimes we have Americans playing who aren’t quite sure which way they should go.
@Anncaro11 I have a converted high school into a primary with five open plans (10 classes) in twenty classes overall. Being able to target kids and teachers who need that flexibility is brilliant. I love it. Come and see.
@annaspargoryan Charles should pay for a stadium in the grounds of Buckingham Palace and have the people come to him every four years. He can wear his pyjamas and hat and it will give William and Kate something to do.
@trishakmac@gaw101@Maurs_5 I think first years students should work a day a week as an SLSO. Huge difference in teachers who have done this and those who haven’t.