'Official' Semi Final 2 - Pakistan v India

[Spark]

Pakistan are just gonna have to wear it tbh. Not exactly hard or inaccurate drawing a straight line, which is what you do when height isn't a factor.

 

[Dissector]

How dumb does the decision to drop Ashwin look now?

 

[Agent Nationaux]

What a great match so far. Sehwag's onslaught to heart in mouth moments for a Billion fans.

 

[M0rphin3]

LOL UDRS saves tendulkar, that too hawkeye. The irony

 

[Agent Nationaux]

3 times lucky

 

[Teja.]

 

[Fusion]

Now dropped. Perfect.

 

[Spark]

Pakistan fielding, strikes again.

 

[pup11]

SRT go and buy a lottery ticket or something..!!!

 

[Smudge]

If Pakistan somehow get through and win this World Cup, what message will it send to young kids about working on their fielding? "Well, it doesn't matter if you can catch or not - you can still pick up some silverware".

 

[Woodster]

Misbah spilled Tendulkar! A long hop from Afridi, spanked from Sachin but should have been taken.

 

[Adamc]

Never really thought about it before, but find it a bit weird that when a ball is 'hitting' by less than half the ball width and the umpire has ruled not out the original decision is retained, but if it's missing by the same margin and is given out the decision is reversed. I guess there's a 'benefit of the doubt to the batsman' rationale but I wonder if it's explicated in the UDRS guidelines.

 

[Agent Nationaux]

Let's wait and see how India field

 

[Spark]

Never really thought about it before, but find it a bit weird that when a ball is 'hitting' by less than half the ball width and the umpire has ruled not out the original decision is retained, but if it's missing by the same margin and is given out the decision is reversed. I guess there's a 'benefit of the doubt to the batsman' rationale but I wonder if it's explicated in the UDRS guidelines.

Benefit of the doubt is the umpire's.

 

[Agent Nationaux]

Benefit of the doubt is the umpire's.

 

[biased indian]

Never really thought about it before, but find it a bit weird that when a ball is 'hitting' by less than half the ball width and the umpire has ruled not out the original decision is retained, but if it's missing by the same margin and is given out the decision is reversed. I guess there's a 'benefit of the doubt to the batsman' rationale but I wonder if it's explicated in the UDRS guidelines.

its no reversed rt?

if it is yellow it means on filed call and what ever was the call it stands

 

[Agent Nationaux]

Kamran you ****

 

[Spark]

My word.

 

[Adamc]

its no reversed rt?

if it is yellow it means on filed call and what ever was the call it stands

I know, but by that rationale if it's 'missing' by the same accepted margin of uncertainty (half a ball width) then it should also be an on-field call.

 

[Himannv]

What does "koi baat nahi" mean?