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The folk behind the brilliant online game Stick Cricket have now lauched Sticket Tennis - and have helpfully calculated that if it continues to grow at its current rate it could cost British employers £75m in wasted wages.

 

Stick Cricket became a phenomenon in the summer of 2005 as office workers around the country neglected their jobs to nervously follow the Ashes on www.cricinfo.com and sneak in a few cheeky games of online cricket.

 

As Murray-mania grips middle-England this summer be sure not to get caught by your boss as you serve and volley your way to Grand Slam glory. I warn you now it very addictive.

 

Give it a go (when you get home of course) at http://www.sticktennis.com


 

 

 

 

All Comments

  April 24, 2009

This game is so much better than Stick Cricket.

If I don't get caught at work I think I'll be making a great contribution to the £75m in wasted wages.

  April 24, 2009

As a proud middle-Englander I have to say that I can't stand Andy Murray.

  April 24, 2009

i like them both (stick cricket and tennis that is - not Andy Murray obviously)... wasn't so keen on the footy game but i guess its a trickier game to simplify.

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