En route we stopped off at a very nice pub for a couple of pints, and arrived at the AGM a few minutes late.Д«eing new to cricket in Cornwall, we were surprised by its popularity, as the huge room was packed with representatives from East and West Cornwall, many of whom we knew well. I am front row centre, and 5th left on the back row is CSM Registrar, the late Howard Hoy, who shared the embarrassing experience.ДЄnyway, now to my story, which in the game show the panelists would have to decide Truth or Lie:ДЄt the end of our first season in the league, Howard and I, as team secretary and captain respectively, were invited to the Holman's Sports Club in Camborne for the Annual General Meeting. Third left is the late Del Codd, a well known Cornish mineral processor and 4th left is student Pete Ledingham, now Managing Director and Founding Member of Geoscience Ltd. You may recognise a few people: first on the back row is student Nick Wilshaw, now Managing Director of Grinding Solutions Ltd, a sponsor of Comminution '21. The photo below is of the Camborne School of Mines cricket team in its debut season in the West Cornwall Cricket League in 1980. So I will opt for a story involving the genteel game of cricket. My most embarrassing experience was on a bus in Helsinki, but I won't describe that as it is probably not suitable for persons with a sensitive disposition. We have all had embarrassing experiences, so I thought, as a little light relief from the serious stuff, that we might indulge ourselves by revealing our own embarrassing stories. But a 30 minute ray of sunshine is the BBC's panel game Would I Lie to You? where two teams of celebrities reveal embarrassing stories about themselves, some of which are true, and the opposing team have to determine what is true and what is made up. For those who do know, itвЂ™s a very, very painful thing to go through.These are gloomy times, made more gloomy by the BBC's evening news bulletins, detailing daily Covid deaths, interviews with bereaved families etc. вЂњFor those who donвЂ™t know IвЂ™m one of the guys who get hit in the nuts probably the most in the world. Here is what Faf has to say on this topic, However the cricket ball hitting a playerвЂ™s family jewels does not warrant a departure from the field of play, it may disturb him for some time. Some batsmen prefer to go down just like Faf du Plessis in the above image while others prefer to jog around for a while to overcome it. Most probably this happens due to a wrong judgment of the length of the ball. Even the strongest batsmen find it difficult to bear this hit with a straight face and do need at least a couple of minutes to recover. The topmost and extreme embarrassment in cricket for the batsman is the experience of being struck by the ball in the groin area.

Here are 5 of the most embarrassing moments for a cricketer: #1 Getting hit in the groin Although it causes nothing but absolute embarrassment for the one who is involved in it. Embarrassing moments for a cricketer:ДЄt times, certain incidents involving cricketers on the field can also become hilarious for fellow players as well as the crowd. At times, companionship between players from the opposing teams tends to lighten the proceedings and gives everyone some much-needed breathing space. Embarrassing moments for a cricketer: Competitiveness, aggressiveness, and passion have always been a part and parcel of cricket makes it a significant sport just like any other.

Most embarrassing moments in cricket