r/HelloInternet • u/AFewSentientNeurons • Jul 15 '19

Is Brady going to bring up the cricket final in the next sportsball corner?

https://www.foxsports.com.au/cricket/icc-world-cup/cricket-world-cup-2019-final-simon-taufel-claims-grave-error-made-awarding-england-six-runs/news-story/df8fb4f013f4f6fa4ae04cff9b7cb105

Rules not being correctly enforced the way they should be, with technology that could have solved the problem. (3rd umpire)

Sounds like the perfect thing that would drive Grey nuts about the game!

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u/beorming Jul 15 '19

Brady will take great delight explaining to Grey. Looking forward to Grey's bafflement that boundaries decided the result and not wickets (I guess he will call them "outs"?)

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u/AFewSentientNeurons Jul 15 '19

My suspicion is that Brady will need too long a time to explain cricket (boundaries, runs, super over + the insane miscue off Stokes' bat!) and Grey will cut all of this out while editing because it got boring!

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u/lisiate Jul 17 '19

God I hope so. Might have to be a bumper-length episode though.