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For a lefty socialist you don't like gender equality very much Brandon!
Its already commonly used in kids and womens cricket and Australia!
Firstly, I’ve never claimed to be ‘a lefty socialist’.For a lefty socialist you don't like gender equality very much Brandon!
That’s pretty much my opinion on it, not sure why ‘batter’ needs to be used for men’s cricket.Makes total sense in woman's cricket. If I was being totally greedy I'd probably prefer batsman used for men's cricket and batswoman or batter used for women however I can see why just using a neutral for both makes sense.
Bat or batter or batsman/woman, not really an issue for me.
Sound confusing for the new 16.4 fans though, best change it to the all encompassing term: hitters.
That’s pretty much my opinion on it, not sure why ‘batter’ needs to be used for men’s cricket.
He’ll be calling anyone who doesn’t mind it the “woke brigade” soonFor a lefty socialist you don't like gender equality very much Brandon!
Its already commonly used in kids and womens cricket and Australia!
Why would you have different terms for the same role based on gender of participant? Are you going to ask every participant what they identify as so you can address them correctly? Easier to simply tweak the terminology so it's interchangeable and inclusive.Secondly, how is the use (or non-use) of batsman to describe a male ‘batter’, anti-gender equality?
Somebody needs to fill in for the intellectual heavyweight that was Mr Jardine.He’ll be calling anyone who doesn’t mind it the “woke brigade” soon![]()
I vote 'unfine leg'Third man -> deep backward slip or deep fly slip.
We’ll cross that bridge when we come to it....i'm still only just getting used to 'footballer' instead of footballingman, where will it all end![]()
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what if there's a transgenderperson playing?
can, meet worms.
We’ll cross that bridge when we come to it....
Or cross it now and then it'll never be an issue eh.
It isn’t an issue to me. Suppose you could just use whichever ‘pronoun’ the person coming to the crease wants you to use. If you’re going to get all gender fluid about it.
Please refer to me as a batsman![]()
Sounds better in a Caribbean accent in fairness.Who cares to be honest. I watch some CPL (Caribbean premier league) whenever it's on and they call it batter over there.