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We don’t like cricket, we love it. So goes the now familiar strains of the opening sounds of Sky’s coverage of the game. Or, if you’re a traditionalist and prefer the classic opening of Radio Four’s broadcasts, Soul Limbo – da da da, da da da, da da da, da da da-da daaaa… (that one doesn’t work quite so well in written form, I’ll admit)
In all seriousness, cricket is really a quite wonderful sport as anyone lucky enough to see David Gower play will testify to. Whilst football and rugby must shiver through the cruel winter months filled with ice, rain, sleet, snow, fog and an uncountable amount of mud, cricket is played in the glorious summer sunshine. Imagine yourself now, free from the office where you are working, sun warming your back, bees lazily buzzing through the air as you gently amble up to the crease and let loose your slow-medium fast bowling, aiming to get out that brute of a blacksmith from the next village over’s team. Inevitably you get walloped for six, but it really, really doesn’t matter. After all, in an hour or two you can relax in the shade of a cooling evening, pint in hand, and congratulate yourself on a day well spent. Any sport where you can spend one innings essentially sitting down until it is your turn to bat, and then spend the other innings wandering around in a field in the summer is alright by us. NB