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Timothy Gansfill
Timothy Gansfill
Teacher
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
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last year

I’ve been reading about Ben Stokes request for the groundsman in England to prepare flat and fast wickets for the Ashes series. Is this allowed?
Aren't groundsman employed to prepared without fear or favour and it seems so brazen. Is it a form of match fixing?

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Paul Ryan Paul Ryan
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last year

Hi Timothy,

Personally I think groundsman should be preparing wickets to the best of their ability given the prevailing conditions leading into a game. They shouldn't be listening to outside noise and maintain their professional integrity.

Cheers

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