Following a general conversation I had today about cricket I decided the ponder
over the necessity of allowing this sport to continue - definately because of the fact that no-one (including the players) seem to know what the hell is going on!
Quite frankly, it's not very nice to bowl maiden's over, why is the mid-on silly? and does anyone really care if someone got whacked in the knee/elbow/bollocks before the little bit got knocked off the top of the wicket?
No probably not. So therefore, i have decided to make up my own rules - probably more dangerous and in contravention of over 150 gazillion European Health and Safety Laws - but no-one could ever accuse me of having a relationship with my common sense.
LOL.
REVISED RULES OF CRICKET.
Bowling.
1. Watching the bowler rub the ball up against his leg makes me hungry becuase it reminds me of a nice shiny apple. This will stop and the bowler will now rub it on the bum of one of his team-mates. I don't want to eat anything that has been rubbed against a man's sweaty ass cheeks.
2. To make the game more exciting, the bowler will no-longer throw the ball towards the ground so it bounces up to the batter. He will just lob it straight at him as hard as he can. Face Guards are not allowed.
Batting
3. Batters must now take a legitimate swing at the ball - no more of the namby pamby turning the ball aside with the bat. Extra points are scored if you swing the bat so hard you lose a grip on it and it hits the umpire stnading behind the wicket.
4. Don't cry if you get hit in the bollocks by a ball.
You get extra points if you are a really really brave boy about it. LOL
5. Running to score runs is optional - you can always just pretend your running, tell the umpire how high you counted, and then if he doesn't agree - hit him with your bat.
Fielding
Quite frankly - fielding is boring
and should be abolished. This will become clear if you read the revised scoring section.
Scoring.
6. 4's will now be scored if you manage to hit a spectator with the ball.
7. 6's will now be scored if you manage to hit a spectator with the ball and knock them out cold.
8. As with the current system, runs are not counted, they are just made up by the players as they go along.
9. Wickets are only scored if you manage to stab a member of the opposing team with one of the stumps.
General
10. no-one knows what an over is so it will be abolished.
Now - if these rules are followed religiously, then cricket will be a much more exciting game to watch on TV.
Laters