100% agreement. Still haven't seen the Clarke incident, but Hussey's is the way to go in cases of doubt.
Anyone see his effort today? Prior edged Murali and it looked to have fallen just short. No doubt Mahela was claiming a catch as he'd ran practically up to the stumps from slip before he'd noticed Rauf had (correctly IMHO) shaken his head. Ordinary stuff from the captain.
99.5% convinced I have to say.
Problem is that.
I am not convinced about you.
That's his right. He wasn't trying to suggest he hadn't nicked it, but Mahela was definitely suggesting he'd caught it when a charitable view would be that there's a large element of doubt.
Then how about Pietersen shaking the head in 1st ODI at Dambulla when he insde edged Maharoof to the keeper?
You often argue like this. Maybe Jeffrey Dahmer's defence lawyer should have said "Yeah, but what about Ted Bundy?"
The problem is most of the guys keep on arguing about things that they have cerated in their minds.
And others chose to block things out or sweep things under the carpet or have selective memories
I have to be honest and say I don't remember the incident, but two wrongs making a right is always a great argument...
Yeah but you've always had a "thing" about Pietersen, I've noticed. Probably the fact that he's not really English, which is fair enough I guess
I don't like skin heads at sports.
OK, I was talking to Richard. Pietersen's a skinhead?
I absolutely love Pietersen and like to see him suceed far more than anyone bar Vaughan, Bell and Cook at present. The fact that he's not politically British means nothing to me - the team he wants to, and does, reprisent in cricket is England, and that's all that matters to me.
I may be wrong
Where on Earth do you get the idea I "have a thing" about (ie, want to see not suceed) him?
It just disappoints me whenever anyone shows poor sportsmanship, and sadly Pietersen is very guilty of this. So was Sangakkara at Galle for instance, and I said that then too.
