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skip to content primary menu home about “outside cricket” contact us the all new boc glossary [under construction] the glossary the outside cricket(er) list search search for: being outside cricket the home of bilious inadequates, vile ignoramuses and social media zealots england vs australia: 4th odi open thread june 21, 2018 thelegglance 40 comments after the demolition of the australian bowling that was either magnificent or an illustration of the continuing descent of bowlers into batsman fodder, depending on perspective, it’s off to chester-le-street for the fourth match of a series england have already won. as so often with cricket, as much interest can be found in what is happening off the field, and the release of the future tours programme for 2018-23 (having left it a mite late) is something to which we’ll return. much of the content has been trailed heavily – the creation of a world test championship and an odi league for example, but perhaps the most striking thing is how for england, australia and india, playing each other will take up around half of their entire test playing programmes. it appears familiarity and boredom with the same opponents is not a factor to be considered. comments on today’s odi and whatever else takes your fancy below. advertisements england , england summer 2018 , icc , uncategorized england vs. australia 3rd odi – open thread june 19, 2018 june 19, 2018 dannycricket 46 comments as england prepare to face australia for the third of five odis, they stand on the cusp of a series victory. not only that, but it would apparently be the first time since 1977 that england have won two consecutive odi series against australia. the gloss on that achievement is tainted somewhat by the fact that the two series have been less than 6 months apart, and australia’s odi form is particularly dire. they have lost 13 out of their last 15 odis, and are currently missing several stars due to injury and suspension. england fans might be concerned about the fitness of several players, with jonny bairstow’s knee and ben stokes’ torn hamstring both under the spotlight. it would seem bizarre for the england team to risk two three-format world-class cricketers in a largely meaningless odi series, but bitter experience also tells us it is almost certain to happen. elsewhere, english football fans were cursing var (football’s version of drs) for almost costing them a win over tunisia whilst aussie football fans were largely cursing their government due to the world cup mostly not being on free-to-air tv, nor on the streaming service which had the rights but which was apparently unable to handle the strain. it is somewhat unusual for the uk to have sport freely available on television when it isn’t in australia, so i must admit to feeling a bit of schadenfreude. as always, feel free to comment on the game (or anything else) below. australia , england , jamodi , odi wallcharts at the ready june 17, 2018 june 17, 2018 thelegglance 31 comments if ever there was a day for multi-screening, yesterday was it. four world cup matches, a succession of rugby internationals, the us open golf, a test match in the caribbean, and the small matter of an odi. at the end of it, australian sport had suffered the kind of day that england fans tend to be grimly accustomed to, with defeat to france at the world cup, defeat to ireland in the rugby, and defeat to england in the cricket. schadenfreude may not be the most attractive character trait, but amusement was both widespread and frankly enjoyable. enthusiasm for this series against australia appears limited, not least among those buying tickets. as much as it was claimed the game was sold out, there were plenty of empty seats on show in cardiff. either the welsh have an awful lot of money to throw away, or someone is gilding the lily. still, disappointing crowds are not that unusual for internationals at that venue, and it was hardly deserted. but the sense of going through the motions is unsurprising given both the timing of the series and the sense that this nothing other than a financial obligation tour. england are 2-0 up without giving the impression they are remotely playing at their best, and with australia missing so many key players there is little to engender a feeling of this being much more than practice for either side. those players who look dangerous in the short form continue to do so, those who appear to be struggling show little sign of answering the questions about them. a football world cup always dominates the sporting environment, and a test series during it would struggle for attention too, but despite being as relatively inaccessible (pay tv) as the cricket, the rugby summer tours have a greater sense of occasion to them. the sarcastic description of one day games as jamodis (just another meaningless one day international) has rarely felt as apposite as here. the pretence that this is about the build up to next year’s cricket world cup doesn’t cut it, especially given the absence of pakistan from the schedule despite being here for two tests. with 13 white ball matches across the heart of the summer before the tests get underway again, we have barely got going. this becomes troubling for a number of reasons – the press themselves in unguarded moments will confess to struggling to write anything new about them, and while that isn’t especially an issue in itself, the translated ennui among cricket followers is. andrew strauss obliquely referenced the lack of context with his concept of a points system, which while widely derided does at least draw attention to the fundamental problem. ironically, cricket had its solution to this in the past, by making the odis part of the build up to what most still consider the main event. the last but one england tour of new zealand comprised three t20s, then three odis, then three tests. the sense of a build up towards a sporting climax was inescapable, and provided that much needed balance and importance. the same applied to the 2005 ashes series, where there was certainly no shortage of white ball cricket scheduled, but it felt like part of a wider whole, and by the time the first test came around, anticipation was at fever pitch. the problem with this australian tour is that winning or losing is instantly forgettable for both sets of fans and success or failure doesn’t matter – except to make malcolm conn look an idiot, and he doesn’t usually need help with that. the more dramatic cricket news has still happened in the test arena, firstly with afghanistan’s debut, and secondly with the ball tampering allegations concerning the sri lankan team in the west indies. in the former heavy defeat inside two days matters little in the wider sense of welcoming a new team to the test game, and if the cricket boards show little inclination to support expansion, the same can’t be said of the indian team. they conducted themselves in an exemplary manner, showing every indication of being fully aware what an extraordinary achievement it was for afghanistan to have reached this point. they deserve credit for recognising it in such a classy manner. in contrast, the refusal of the sri lankan team to take the field after being accused of changing the condition of the ball offered up plenty of reminders of pakistan’s similar action at the oval in the forfeited test. the problem here is the failure to support the umpires in their decision-making. already whispers of legal action have begun, which is precisely why umpires are so reluctant to take action in the first place. whether they are ultimately right or wrong is beside the point, if officials aren’t allowed to make decisions and receive support, then they won’t make them. darrell hair’s ostracism and belittling remains a stain on the game whatever his character flaws. the umpire’s decision is not final, and it should be. england’s next match takes place on tuesday, the day after their football 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