Sounds like the 6 Dollar Man.We could rebuild him. But the budget only stretches to plasters.
I thought the knee pads were to get moved up the batting order
Nothing but admiration for you still playing with all that a good many would have been finished shows your enthusiasm for the game.
I have this pain in my neck for ages, it is a sort of nagging pain, playing cricket seems to irate it and it seems to flare up every time I buy a new bat. On the plus side she has put up with me for nearly 25 years, and makes the best Samosa, and it very beautiful
Had quiet a few of these from Yorkers & also ill fitting bowling boots.Enjoy it when it falls off
That actually means a lot more to me than anyone might realise . Sometimes its hard to keep going when you know your performance is never what it could or should be ( for example , until last year i always felt like a gun fielder , now i feel like a liability ; i can no longer front foot drive like i used to. I can't get my weight over my knee so i tend to drive at the top of the bounce now /punch over the infield/ drive with a straight front leg , or don't play the shot) . Its challenging to readjust your game to suit your injuries and ailments. One thing that helps stay motivated .....I've got 14 bats , and i refuse to retire until I've used all of them for at least a season or two each !
Oh yeah .....here's a good one : the 3rd grade keeper at my club dislocated his hip and shoulder in the same /first game of the season . He's not been to training since/ and according to the guys in 3's he's still in agony every week , but has managed to play (and captain) every game of the season so far ( this weekend is the last before finals , so he's almost got through the whole season ) .
That's commitment! Too many players pull out these days with minor ailments, we've become too soft (clearly not this thread ), but this guy is 'Rambo' Full respect!!!
These must be highly contagious as I'm also a sufferer
I'm suffering from ingorged muffin tops and large swelling of the mid rift. But as tonight's kebab has foretold, this may be a life long problem........
Other than being fat, I now the proud owner of a broken knuckle after a crap attempt at catching the ball at our clubs nets. Thats me done for 5 or 6 weeks 🙁🙁🙁