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February 23, 2009Posted on 02/23/2009 in Australian cricket
Result irrelevant for fire victims
In the Sydney Morning Herald, Jamie Pandaram reports on the Big Bash Victorian bushfire appeal match at the SCG.
Any match of this nature is fraught with the fears of officials in case a big name is injured, but all the cricketers escaped unscathed, as did all the footballers with big games looming, singers with important gigs to play, surfers with good waves to ride, and a politician with the environment to consider.
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