It’s Boxing Day in Australia, and that means television screens across Australia will be switched to cricket. 🏏 As any good Aussie knows, summer holidays only really start when the Melbourne test match is on the telly, and you’re tucking into a plate of Christmas leftovers. 😋 The Indian fans are a special lot—beloved by Australians for their passion and noisiness as they flood cricket stands wherever they are around the world. Of course, it’s no surprise that the same country that gave us Gandhi’s passion for nonviolence, Bollywood’s passion for romance, and Mother Teresa’s passion for service has also given us the world’s most passionate cricket fans. If there’s one thing Indians seem to know, it’s how to express their love. Read more from Kylie Beach here: https://lnkd.in/gvMErPpp #love #compasssion #leprosy #stillathing
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Ball Tampering: A Reverse Swing Conundrum in the Champions Trophy" As the cricket world gears up for the prestigious Champions Trophy in Pakistan, a lingering concern haunts the sport: ball tampering. The infamous practice has marred the game's integrity, and the upcoming tournament is no exception. In a startling revelation, a Pakistani cricketer notoriously claimed, "If you come to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy, I will tell you how to reverse swing." This audacious statement has sparked a heated debate about the ethics of reverse swing and its implications on the game. https://lnkd.in/dfGtWHWu Reverse swing, a legitimate and intriguing aspect of cricket, has been exploited by some players through ball tampering. The art of reverse swing relies on altering the ball's condition to achieve unpredictable movement, often through illegal means. This has led to a blurred line between innovation and cheating. The Champions Trophy, a premier international competition, demands the highest standards of sportsmanship and fair play. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the International Cricket Council (ICC) must ensure stringent measures to prevent ball tampering and protect the game's integrity. In conclusion, the Champions Trophy in Pakistan presents an opportunity for cricketers to showcase their skills and passion for the game. However, the specter of ball tampering looms large, threatening to undermine the tournament's credibility. Let us embrace the spirit of cricket and celebrate the art of reverse swing within the bounds of fair play.
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