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October 25, 2009Posted on 10/25/2009 in Champions Twenty20 League
British parochialism and sport
The British, while adept at inventing sports, are notoriously backward at becoming involved in other people's adaptations of their inventions. Will Buckley in his blog on the Observer website believes a great sporting moment passed by with Sussex and Somerset missing out during the Champions League Twenty20.
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