Under the lights: handling the glare and how it quickens cricket up
29.05.26, 12:05 Updated 30.05.26, 18:05 5 Minute Read
Cameron Steel
As a teenager, my favourite TV show was Friday Night Lights.
In the years before Netflix, doom-scrolling and any feeble attempts at courting, most of my evenings were spent either at training, doing homework, or curled up on the couch with Coach Eric Taylor and his Dillon Panthers.
I would contemplate how exhilarating it must be to have every movement, mistake or accomplishment illuminated from the four corners of the ground and broadcast live. How it might feel to perform under sporting spotlights and to be adored (or despised) by a raucous, hot dog fuelled crowd. (And, perhaps, how it might feel to date head cheerleader Lyla Garrity).
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