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I said it was dying, not dead quite yet. Selling out pommy grounds is hardly a big deal since their so small.
I’ll rephrase what I said, The ashes are going okay, but the rest of test cricket is dying and the Ashes will go the same way as the rest of test cricket pretty soon too. All these upcoming ashes series grouped up together and since they’ll all be one sided affairs isn’t going to help either.
The ashes will be no more in a few generations.
England destroy the Kiwis: be afraid Australia, very afraid
I won’t bother watching it then. Thanks Tim.
Five reasons why Australia has no chance in the Ashes
Who really cares what happens anymore? The Ashes & Test Cricket are dying out.
England destroy the Kiwis: be afraid Australia, very afraid
Let’s face it, Test Cricket is dying out. The administrators know this, that’s why they’re going to milk it while they can by playing as many Ashes as they can. County cricket needs the money that’s for sure.
Ashes magic 'will be lost': Wisden
Well why would I care though? Australian Cricket has enough troubles of its own to sort out rather than worrying about others. What benefits would we get by letting New Zealand Cricketers into our comps, apart from weakening them?
Dog-eat-dog world, mate. Got to look after yourself, because no one else will.
Hapless Kiwis collapse again
And why would Australian Cricket agree with letting in more New Zealand Cricketers into their comps? What’s in it for them?
Hapless Kiwis collapse again
S.Robson will never play for Australia. Take him off the list. He’s not going to be a great player anyways
The rest of the list is pretty average too. The future for cricket in Australia isn’t good that’s for sure.
The future of Australian cricket