Alcwyn Jenkins, 72, from Skewen, near Neath, was umpiring at St Helen's ground in Swansea last weekend when he was hit on the head.
I was really upset reading the BBC news .The one thing I really want to appreciate about the reporting is that, they had not mentioned, who(name) threw the ball on his head, instead termed the player as “one fielder”. That’s journalist ethics. In the place of making an issue, more provoking and harmful. Let’s give the news as just news
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I was really upset reading the BBC news .The one thing I really want to appreciate about the reporting is that, they had not mentioned, who(name) threw the ball on his head, instead termed the player as “one fielder”. That’s journalist ethics. In the place of making an issue, more provoking and harmful. Let’s give the news as just news
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