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If the 12th man comes on to field, should they wear the baggy green or blue?
The commentators on Sky were discussing it, and i thought id ask everyone on here. Provide a nice break to some of the rubbish that has been posted on here today.
Do you think you need to be in the starting 11 to wear a baggy green for Australia, Baggy blue for England etc?
11 Answers
- Bicentennial ManLv 61 decade agoFavourite answer
The 12th man should wear the baggy blue irrespective of team, lol. Bringing the 12th man on at will is an English trademark.
On a serious note, the 12th man should wear an unique jersey and not the traditional outfit. Something on the lines of the goalie wearing a different jersey in soccer than the rest of the team.
Will it serve any purpose? That I can't say. It will probably agitate the batsman seeing the 12th man on the field.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
They are entitled to wear the baggy green if they are chosen as 12th man.
- MaryLv 41 decade ago
They should dress exactly as the rest of the team.
White in this case. There should be no discrimination.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
If playing for ODI , yes.
If tests, white.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Australia is No2 always has been No2 and always will be No2.
Source(s): Your Mother - ?Lv 41 decade ago
Binga, can you please sort out these clowns. I'm surprised they can even spell cricket.
