It certainly is. I had a mate a college who was similar and hopeless at cricket, but loved to turn out for the college 2nds to have a laugh in the sun, a bit of banter, hopefully avoid having bat - as the quick bowlers scared him, and beers afterwards. He once caught a catch in the gully, his only notable contribution to the sporting cause in 3 years.I am totally sport illiterate but I have always imagined that a cricket match on a nice day must be quite a pleasant way to pass some time.
I was in my 30s before I really started playing cricket. (No talent whatsoever for it but it got me out into the sun.)I managed to get through the school system in the 70's never doing sport. That is how adverse I have been to sport.
Have you read Penguins Stopped Play? (either of you!)
A delightful account of many matches played in that spirit (and some other humorous matches).
WTF is going on?
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