79th Bradby Shield – 2nd Leg Tactical Analysis
Tuskers’ discipline regains Royal accolades An Unimpressive Sequel Last year’s Bradby laid a rich lather of delicacy on top of a below-average League, that elevated the season to a spellbinding finish of the highest standards, that a Sri Lankan belonging to any school could be very proud of. It was hard to fathom that the two games were played by teens, although we are so used to this quality of Rugby in the Country. The impressive performances by both sides may have subconsciously provoked the expectations of the critics and fans alike, that led them to look forward to another similar contest this year as well, but regrettably the quality of the games were compromised down to average games of amateur schoolboy rugby. Inadvertently, this fixture turned out to be a dull continuation of the first leg in the opinion of a demanding rugby enthusiast, and the reasons are explored below. Jumpstart Try The start was promising though, with Royal attacking inside Trinity’s grid soon after ...
