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Quick Cricket
A new method of giving both sides a chance of getting in an innings when playing one- day matches Please note: Credit must appear as Courtesy of the Estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/ILN/Mary Evans
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Batsman Chance Cricket Giving Humourous Innings Matches Method Quick Sides Stumps 1927
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Caption: A Humourous Take on Quick Cricket: A New Method for Giving Both Sides a Chance in One-Day Matches, 1927 This charming photograph, taken in 1927, captures the light-hearted spirit of Quick Cricket, a novel method introduced to ensure that both teams had an equal opportunity to bat during one-day cricket matches. The humourous image, courtesy of the Estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/ILN/Mary Evans, depicts a batsman in mid-swing, poised to connect with the ball, while his teammate, standing at the other end, prepares to swap places with him in a split second. The comical expression on the batsman's face and the exaggerated gestures of the umpire and the fielders add to the amusing scene. Quick Cricket was a response to the increasing popularity of one-day cricket matches, which often left one team without a chance to bat due to time constraints. The new method allowed both sides to bat for a set number of overs each, ensuring that the game remained fair and balanced. The humourous image above serves as a testament to the innovative spirit of cricket and the importance of maintaining a sense of fun and camaraderie on the field. The history of cricket is filled with such humourous moments, and this photograph is a reminder of the lighter side of the sport. The quick exchange of places between the batsmen, the exaggerated reactions of the umpire and the fielders, and the overall sense of fun and excitement make this image a must-see for any cricket enthusiast or history buff. A true gem from the annals of cricket history, this photograph is a reminder that even in the most competitive of sports, there is always room for a little bit of humour and levity.
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