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Originally Posted by IanW
Swinging this back to pitches.
I say that rain causes slow tracks, and wind and sunshine causes fast tracks.
I give examples - notably that games played in the West Indies in the shoulder of the Wet Season cause slow tracks (ie recent tour, recent WC), that grounds like Guyana that dont get wind tend to be slow and that places like Tasmania and New Zealand dont create fast and bouncy tracks.
On the other hand, places with lots of sea brezes and sunshine - like Perth - do.
Do you have counter-examples ?
Or are you going to continue, like Canute, to rail against natural causes and whine that someone should Do Something.
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In one of my previous posts, I wrote that I don't want WACA. But it has to be at least a moderate wicket to be used in the domestic level.
Any way, I am giving up now. I have been enjoying this so far as a good constructive discussion. But your last few lines don't encourage me to continue.
Thanks.