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It’s a metaphor for the England cricket team’s swings of fortune.
There are several elements to the metaphor – the broken bat from a cheapy beach cricket set is presumably the element that symbolises the England & Wales Cricket Board Management.
Great spot, Gareth.
Indeed Ged. I like to lay it on thick in these matters.
I was just running past it this morning for the first time in months and thinking “Oh yeah, that swing. I wonder if he’s ever going to get around to putting that picture up on the site.” When will I learn to stop doubting him? Clearly, a low-key T20 series straight after the Mashes combined with a Washes Washout are the circumstances under which he gets around to these kinds of activities.
Clearly.
So did you locate Hansel and Gretel?