Thanks once again to all who responded. You have saved me about 2 months searching the web for answers like. In the end a decision to buy expensive verses cheap comes down to 4 considerations for me.
Person 1 Me, am I happy in what I am doing what am I getting from taking photographs. This I can control if I don’t like it I can always buy a fishing rod instead no one in Australia will stop me.
Person 2 My wife, she views on our 42 inch TV with me all my photographs while having a sandwich for lunch or a Baileys in the evening. Rons picture show if you like. I value her opinions greatly she’s my wife she would expect nothing less and she was an art teacher for 15 years. She does not care for all the jargon of photography (ISO, F Stop, Shutter Speed), her art background says its composition, lighting, capture of emotion, uniqueness of the end result. I have included a picture of one of my unusual photos taken with Sigma 150-500mm plus 2x teleconverter. Technically not the best but it captures emotion splendidly.
Persons 3 The Players, they can view these photos on a web site but I would say only a few would look at these pictures and if they do they will view on their mobile phones. Quality will be hardly an issue. One player suggested, just put them on Facebook. When I started taking cricket and sporting club photos this was my original objective, I was putting something back into the game that I enjoyed playing when I was younger.
Persons 4 General Public. Other than the site
https://www.zonerama.com/RonsGaller/RonsGaller where they are available or forums
The Cricket Season Starts thank you
mohb I placed a photo as well just after your hoik over cow corner shot.
For the short term I will continue without cricket and move around the local sporting venues with what I have, just started using burst mode in the last week, which produces a lot of repetition to delete.