Sports that should be in the Olympics. Push your boundaries.

OK, now that Brisbane has it in 2032 and the AOC can push for sports to be included, now's the time for T20 to get in.

Don't you mean T16.4?

skully wrote:Don't you mean T16.4?

Or even SPF16.4… then again, if England get 16.4 overs and Australia get 20 we’d still be OK on current form.

I see Captain Take-it-in-the-nuts smoked one over the stands a couple of days ago.

skully wrote:I see Captain Take-it-in-the-nuts smoked one over the stands a couple of days ago.

Yeah, mentioned it on the JAMODI and JAMITT thread that he found the neighbouring rugby ground.

Last night he managed the notable feat of “out second ball for 6”. How many have done that in international cricket?

beamer wrote:

skully wrote:Don't you mean T16.4?

Or even SPF16.4… then again, if England get 16.4 overs and Australia get 20 we’d still be OK on current form.

There won’t be an England team.

JGK wrote:

beamer wrote:

skully wrote:Don't you mean T16.4?

Or even SPF16.4… then again, if England get 16.4 overs and Australia get 20 we’d still be OK on current form.

There won’t be an England team.

Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will have long since buggered off by 2032.

JGK wrote:OK, now that Brisbane has it in 2032 and the AOC can push for sports to be included, now's the time for T20 to get in.

vigoro would be more entertaining

Sepak Takraw

Welcome back OP

Cheers, Big Dog.
I've found I haven't had the brainspace for sport in the last year or so ... too much else to worry about.

OP Tipping wrote:Sepak Takraw

I generally fly Plummet Airways (Malaysian Airlines) when I fly to England to see my youngest (haven't done so for 2 years due to covid, unfortch). It's amazing how planes falling out of the sky can produce very good return flight prices (well, not really amazing).

Anywho, I always have a stopover each way at Kuala Lumpur airport. Sepak Takraw is generally playing on all the TV monitors.

A truly remarkable sport played by remarkable athletes.

And as BD says, welcome back, OP. Sorry to hear that things have disrupted your headspace.

I watched some sepak takraw back at Tas Uni back in the 1970s, when there was a cohort of fanatical Malaysian students keen on the game. Incredible skills. It never took off locally and although the Malaysian students continue to come, those coming in recent years must not be as fanatical about the game.

Netball ....and 3 on 3 Netball

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