Bazal
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After the wicket dished up it should be.
I can't fault the ground staff, though. Look at the MCG since the move to drop ins, absolutely dead track. You can't grow a wicket in a season or whatever and imbue it with the same character as a live wicket in the surface.
CA (and local govts as applicable) are too gutless to tell the AFL that cricket is the big dog and if the Victorians don't like it they can play somewhere else....The AFL would play at the MCG if there was a synthetic wicket in the centre and they were told to suck it up. They aren't abandoning the biggest ground in the country, so I feel like there's a fundamental failure by CA to look after their own game here.