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November 10, 2008Posted by Will Luke on 11/10/2008 in Papua New Guinea
Rare turf wicket spotted in Papua New Guinea
Turf wickets are rarer then hen's teeth beyond the Test world, but Papua New Guinea are the proud owners of a brand-new grass wicket in Kimbe.
Posted by: Kevin Gallagher at November 11, 2008 1:30 PM
'Rarer then hens teeth outside the Test world.'
Shoddy journalism I'm afraid. There are plenty, and I mean plenty, of turf wickets in Scotland, Ireland, Jersey, Holland, Namibia, UAE, Canada, Nepal, Denmark and all the West Indies nations. No doubt I have forgotten a few. Poor stuff, even if you allow for a certain amount of sensationalism intended in the report.
Must do better.
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