Commentary vastly improved by Adrian's mic being either broken or switched off
Could just be on their way back from holiday. I remember the 1973 Gillette Cup Final, when we were plays Gloucs. We were driving back to Sussex and, because we had no car radio, we stopped off a few times on the way back so we could have a look at TV shops to catch the score. Sometimes, things just don't work out perfectly.I'd like to think this says something about young children being enthusiastic about cricket and County cricket and all that, but I think it probably says more about their dad's organisational skills - their semi final started the best part of an hour ago.
Two young children in Warwickshire shirts and with a bat and ball, with two men one of whom was wearing a floppy hat with a load of cricket logos on it. No visible luggage or anything to suggest a longer trip.Could just be on their way back from holiday. I remember the 1973 Gillette Cup Final, when we were plays Gloucs. We were driving back to Sussex and, because we had no car radio, we stopped off a few times on the way back so we could have a look at TV shops to catch the score. Sometimes, things just don't work out perfectly.
You mean they weren't wearing West Midlands Mini Cheddars shirts (or whatever)? I thought that's what all the kids liked.Two young children in Warwickshire shirts and with a bat and ball, with two men one of whom was wearing a floppy hat with a load of cricket logos on it. No visible luggage or anything to suggest a longer trip.
I accept there's a chance they're coincidentally on a day trip to Cardiff the same day as their team is playing a match here, but if anything that would cause me to question their Dad's organisational skills even more.