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Pietersen backed away as the bowler was running in.. the umpire called dead ball but Asif bowled it anyway, then Pietersen casually chipped a catch to mid-off.What happened?
Pietersen backed away as the bowler was running in.. the umpire called dead ball but Asif bowled it anyway, then Pietersen casually chipped a catch to mid-off.What happened?
Cricinfo.Right, we've dug out the laws on that KP incident. Law 23.3.b (v) states: "Either umpire shall call "dead ball" when he is satisfied that for an adequate reason the striker is not ready for the delivery of the ball and, if the ball is delivered, makes no attempt to play it.
"He's bang to rights, and that should have been given out, I reckon," adds Miller. "Especially given how often he dances around in the crease. He could have been shaping for a switch hit for all the bowler knew."
Sounds right to me - looks like another faux pas from Erasmus in calling dead ball mid-delivery. If it was Erasmus; I can't remember...Cricinfo.
Well well.
Aha... Erasmus is a joke then.Cricinfo.
Well well.
What was wrong with that? Ball was hitting stumps fully (not bails etc)..and hit him in line.Not really a reprieve given that even with a referral he wouldn't have been given out.
Not in-line enough to overturn. And he was a reasonable distance down the track.What was wrong with that? Ball was hitting stumps fully (not bails etc)..and hit him in line.
Impact was in the uncertain zone so umpire decision would have been upheldWhat was wrong with that? Ball was hitting stumps fully (not bails etc)..and hit him in line.
There is no doubt whatsoever in the ball hitting the stumps, acc to HE, but I must admit I don't know what the law says about the ball hitting "partially" inline with the stumps.Not in-line enough to overturn. And he was a reasonable distance down the track.
Fair enough then.Impact was in the uncertain zone so umpire decision would have been upheld
No, umpire's call re hitting him in lineWhat was wrong with that? Ball was hitting stumps fully (not bails etc)..and hit him in line.
The umpire gave it not out. Therefore, because he was over 2.5m down the pitch, and 'umpires call' came up as far as him being outside the line or not it couldn't have been overturned.What was wrong with that? Ball was hitting stumps fully (not bails etc)..and hit him in line.
Currently taking an early lunch due to rain.Some please give me some quick insight. It is 745pm here. I was thinking to taking a taxi on my own in about 10 mins to a bar that shows cricket. What is the weather looking like? Is it worth the treck?
Ill take option A everyday of the week. If the weather looks like holding then I will go out.Currently taking an early lunch due to rain.
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