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Absolutely awful. He should not be allowed on the ground. Basically shaming every other (correctly attired) player, making the game look like a joke.

These Indian teams are not real clubs usually they just pay the council to use an unused ground and join a comp.

@@matthewdyke3292 True. And I think the lack of club culture is half the problem.

💯 and good luck getting an LBW or a run out if one of them umpires whilst you bowl too . Bunch of clowns . Which I could play a game of rugby against these chirpy tiny fellas 😂

It's becoming a big issue. comps are allowing them to just throw together a team and join, not real clubs, and then theirs no accountability for their behavior.

yeah we do that a lot😂😂

Yeah, I agree. I've played for years in mixed-race sides with whites, Indians, Pakistanis, Sri Lankans, etc. and never a problem. But the teams entered by Indian groups are far and away the worst-behaved in the league. They don't seem to have any leadership or self-control. They're also not interested in socialising after games either. They're usually gone 5-10 minutes after the last ball.

Very true.

Completely correct and... They never ever volunteer to help. They have to be dragged kicking and screaming to any social event. They don't stay for post-match drinks. They take off for weeks on end during the season with no warning. We have had players literally leave the ground after finding out they are batting bottom three. They are utterly delusional in regards to their own ability. They would rather make 50 and lose, than make nothing and win. They barely train. I could go on, I really have only scratched the surface. Of course what would happen now is the 'racist' accusation would be thrown back in my face, but it has absolutely nothing to do with race and everything to do with culture. We have a few Sri Lankans at our club who are loved dearly as they clearly care about their club and their teammates. Indians are a complete drain on community cricket clubs and I've now concluded our club is better off without them. Clearly other comments suggest our clubs experience is not an isolated one. You need to be much, much better my Indian friends.

@@libertyordeaf As an Indian, I agree. It's a shame

I bet you recognise the toilet block 💄

@@billymack333 bro, I'm straighter than the pole your mum dances on... don't get too many ideas 😉plenty of memorable pisses in that place that probably got cleaned once a year. You could smell it from the boundary.

That’s where every umpire stands

What are you on about? You couldn't be more wrong and it makes me wonder if you've ever actually played?