They probably had a small celebration when the Taliban came back to power as it meant this test probably wouldn't go ahead.
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They probably had a small celebration when the Taliban came back to power as it meant this test probably wouldn't go ahead.
CA puts its money where its mouth is, so fu** off with this sh*t.
Since being a global leader for the development of women's cricket, i.e. circa 2001 at the very latest.since when have CA done anything unless it supported their bottom line?
- just toured Bangladesh, didn't have to- avoiding any tests/ODI/t20 with "low tier" teams whenever possible
- pushing for flat pitches during key series so they can reap maximum profit
- instituting a ridiculous BBL season with far too many games
Don't they get government money for that, though?Since being a global leader for the development of women's cricket, i.e. circa 2001 at the very latest.
No, cricket doesn't get millions in govt funding for its elite programs every year, unlike Australia's favourite past times equestrian and sailing.Don't they get government money for that, though?
Since being a global leader for the development of women's cricket, i.e. circa 2001 at the very latest.
- just toured Bangladesh, didn't have to
- the pitches for the big series typically have more life in them, not less
- where do you think the extra money generated from that, along with the ODI/T20I rights, goes?
- no we weren't- we were forced to tour Bangladesh, we had pulled out of the previous series and cancelled their tour of Australia in 2019.
- that's incorrect. We had the gabba which was an absolute road for the Indian series.
- it goes into the bloated and overpaid CA management team's pockets by in large it would seem.
- no we weren't
- neither team cracked 400 last summer... and if the Gabba Test had been a day-nighter like CA wanted, it would've been over in 3.5 days
- it would only seem that way to somebody totally out of touch with reality, the money "by in large" goes to national and domestic players (about 120 of which are women)
The cricketing board has 25 contracted women’s players…. So tell me more about how they are suppressing women’s rightsIt's all over folks. No Afghan Test this summer.
I agree with CA on this one, even if they do have a track record of avoiding playing teams outside of the big three. Can't support a cricketing body which suppresses women's rights.
It was a bad look to be playing Afghanistan so soon after the Taliban came back and this was just the excuse. Afghanistan has never had a women's team, it didn't bother anyone until now.It's all over folks. No Afghan Test this summer.
I agree with CA on this one, even if they do have a track record of avoiding playing teams outside of the big three. Can't support a cricketing body which suppresses women's rights.
No need to get shirty. Obviously they were contracted prior to the takeover.The cricketing board has 25 contracted women’s players…. So tell me more about how they are suppressing women’s rights
Not with lower tier test nations they don’t. Money obsessed.CA puts its money where its mouth is, so fu** off with this sh*t.
CA to top Test nations: We won't play you if your government threatens female cricketers.Not with lower tier test nations they don’t. Money obsessed.
i certainly think it’s possible to simultaneously support the game against Afghanistan not going ahead, while also being incredibly critical about CA cancelling tours against small countries which they’ve got a history of doingCA to top Test nations: We won't play you if your government threatens female cricketers.
CA to low Test nations: We won't play you if your government threatens female cricketers.
Evidently, considering how so few posters on here have taken exception to the idiotic comment about CA supposedly being happy about the Taliban seizing power in Afghanistan.i certainly think it’s possible to simultaneously support the game against Afghanistan not going ahead, while also being incredibly critical about CA cancelling tours against small countries which they’ve got a history of doing
Evidently, considering how so few posters on here have taken exception to the idiotic comment about CA supposedly being happy about the Taliban seizing power in Afghanistan.
The government on the cricket board are two separate entities. Just because the taliban is anti women’s sport doesn’t mean the cricket board doesn’t support itNo need to get shirty. Obviously they were contracted prior to the takeover.
I know. Poorly worded by me then. Though if events in Zimbabwe & Sri Lanka are anything to go by political interference is set to be rife.The government on the cricket board are two separate entities. Just because the taliban is anti women’s sport doesn’t mean the cricket board doesn’t support it
Look it maybe, but we should still be playing the test.I know. Poorly worded by me then. Though if events in Zimbabwe & Sri Lanka are anything to go by political interference is set to be rife.
Their summer won't start until February because they are touring India & us before that but it doesn't look like any set-in-stone fixtures for them yet. Can't even buy tickets on their site yet by the looks of things. Bangladesh & South Africa are going there for testsHas New Zealand announced their 2021/22 summer fixtures yet? I can't find anything anywhere!