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    This has been bothering me for months now. Matty Haydon puts his forearm to the peak of his helmet and heaps of liquid drips out. Not just a few drops but it seams enough to fill an 8th of a tea cup. Do the modern day helmets have some sort of sweat catcher or something . Whats the go.


    Speaking of Helmets, Helmut will be in Melbourne soon. What a blast from the past

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    The helmets are lined with a sort of foam which will collect the sweat. Haydens compressing the foam and the sweat runs out. Thats how it is for us and I dont think their helmets are any different - just their skills.

    Does seem like a lot of liquid tho, must be why they have all the drinks breaks.

    The Oz team is divided into sweaters and non-sweaters. When returning the ball to the bowler, only the non-sweaters get to touch it - at least when its new.

    Looks like Hayden is a sweater.
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    And he's also a legend.

    If you've ever seen Symonds bat for a protracted period (doesn't happen often I know) he also does the sweat-pouring-out-of-the-helmet trick.
    Bob C.

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    With Haydens form going the way it is, he should bottle it - Au de Hayden, make a fortune

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