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Originally Posted by JuiceMonkey
still trying to figure out why they have tea breaks?
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lol good point! I think it originates from the English gentry and the long test matches that usually go for 5 days! the match they are playing atm is limited over 50 overs each, all played in one day, so it's faster and no time for tea breaks. the south africans still have to bat and they ned almost 7 runs per over to win!
