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the article is quite literally referring to transgender athletes who have gone through **male** puberty who want to partake in women’s cricket.

so yes, we do have to acknowledge male bowlers.

like it’s fine to have an opinion about transgender athletes at the intersections of professional sport and equality, but it’s another to apply your opinion to a sport which i’m assuming you know little about.

my question to you is have you ever been hit with a cricket ball in the face, body or groin? because i can sure as shit tell you there’s a big difference between 120km/h and 150km/h.


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