"The football becomes part of that entertainment and if their team does not entertain them as they expect then they just sit there. There were times against Cologne when 50,000 people were completely quiet. You could hear the coaches calling to the players. Meena Botros, director of legal and integrity at the ECB, said Yorkshire had only asked the ECB if it would like to put someone on the panel which would assess the investigation team's findings. "Everybody thinks about what more they can add to the football match to make it more entertaining to audiences who might not be that into football. That is crazy. We think the opposite. We think about whether there is anything else we could take out. World No 9 Nathan Aspinall is the highest ranked player not to make the event. The Asp was joined by Simon Whitlock and Tuesday's Pro Tour winner Chris Dobey as second round casualties.