Cork and Waterford players ‘let down’ as Munster final postponed over skort controversy

The players noted their dismay at the situation in a joint statement on behalf of both setups. 

TAKING A STAND: Rachel Walsh of Waterford in action against Pamela Mackey of Cork. Pic: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

Cork and Waterford players have said they feel "completely let down" following the Munster camogie council's decision to postpone their provincial final clash 16 hours prior to its scheduled throw-in time. 

The council released a statement last night deferring the game - which had been due to be played in The Ragg -  "in the best interests of all players and officials involved" following both sets of players' insistence that they would be wearing shorts rather than skorts.