The 'sporting' entities behind the 'marketing' concept of Bazball are matchfixing bookmakers - the seemingly random decisions made by Ben Stokes (and his lieutenants) dovetail with insider trading and market infrastructure patterns that are designed to profit from the massive betting volumes that this fake spectacle demands.
Brendon McCullum, the England coach, is inappropriately owned by 22Bet while Stokes, with his idiotic first innings declaration and delay in taking the second new ball in the 2nd innings, lost England the 1st Test versus Australia but the bookies massively gained in a £100 billion global market and were forewarned of the strategies to allow them to clean up against mug punters and outsiders.
And, of course, McCullum was involved in the Chris Cairns matchfixing crisis in 2008 and has very close links with banned matchfixer Lou Vincent.
Aside from fixing markets (match betting and spot markets), Bazball is a charade, a collection of ill-thought out gambles where winning the markets takes preference over winning the match.
Organised crime groups and bookmakers are turning our 'competitive' sports into illusions of reality where the only grounding truth is matchfixing the spectacle with media accommodations.
English Cricket Is Fixed.
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