Good Light Stops Play
This has got to be a first? We’re all used to bad light stopping play, but the light being too good? Brilliant!
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Check out what others are saying about this post...[...] In response to the very serious problem of good light stopping play, Derbyshire have asked the ECB to help resolve the problem. “It seems a simple solution to a potential problem. As long as the boundaries are the same and the opposition are in agreement we can’t see a problem with it,” chief executive Tom Sears said. [...]
[...] only problem is that it’s not the first time this has happened (virtually one year ago to the day) and Derbyshire had even asked for special consideration, which [...]