03-28-2023, 06:05 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-28-2023, 06:11 AM by ElwoodBlues1.)
And what are the chances of Nortje deciding that he’s really female? Would he make more money playing cricket as a she? Would he even be able to play cricket competitively after gender reassignment?
Could be any former male quick bowler sending them down at high speed, if he wants to be female and compete in a female comp it has nothing to do with how much money he wants to make and be all about living his life as a female.
I presume the medical procedures would leave his arms and legs alone and adjust/remove the appropriate other equipment.... :-[ so I couldnt see why he physically couldnt run in and bowl.
The ICC seem to think transgender cricketers can play competitively....if you believe the following...
The ICC's transgender policy is based on International Olympic Committee guidelines, and allows trans women to play women's cricket at international level if their testosterone level has been under ten nanomoles per litre for at least 12 months, and stays that way during competition.
There is no way I would want my daughter playing cricket vs a transgender player playing with such a physical advantage and making it a more dangerous sport than it already is and that goes for any other sport where the advantages sit outside the norm of the game.
Could be any former male quick bowler sending them down at high speed, if he wants to be female and compete in a female comp it has nothing to do with how much money he wants to make and be all about living his life as a female.
I presume the medical procedures would leave his arms and legs alone and adjust/remove the appropriate other equipment.... :-[ so I couldnt see why he physically couldnt run in and bowl.
The ICC seem to think transgender cricketers can play competitively....if you believe the following...
The ICC's transgender policy is based on International Olympic Committee guidelines, and allows trans women to play women's cricket at international level if their testosterone level has been under ten nanomoles per litre for at least 12 months, and stays that way during competition.
There is no way I would want my daughter playing cricket vs a transgender player playing with such a physical advantage and making it a more dangerous sport than it already is and that goes for any other sport where the advantages sit outside the norm of the game.