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*Official* First Test at Lord's

silentstriker

silentstriker

The Wheel is Forever
Question: if someone is given out caught and it turns out to be out LBW, can it be officially changed at some point (say before the match ends)?
 
vcs

vcs

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I have to say I didn't see any clear daylight between the ball and the bat even in the KP case on the slow-mo replays, like I was reading here.
 
Woodster

Woodster

International Captain
Cevno said:
KP did tbh. Wonder how much batsmans reactions shape people's perceptions.
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I don't think you should judge too much on reactions, they always say as soon as batsman whizzes his head round to see if the keeper's caught it, it's a strong suggestion he's nicked it, yet KP did just that on his contentious decision, but was certain he'd not hit it. Mixed signals for sure.
 
Spark

Spark

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Yeah there was a spot on the pad. It looks not out but there's one galling difference - Morgan walked off.
 
Cevno

Cevno

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Spark said:
Seriously, no he didn't. I'm not sure why you're hammering on about this but everyone else in this thread is in agreement that he missed that comfortably.
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Similar evidence in both instances,i would say if you include the snicko replay.
 
T

Tom Halsey

International Coach
Spark said:
Right. Well I and most others cannot possibly agree with that.
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Nah he has a point. You yourself said that the 'one galling difference' was that Morgan walked off. I think had Morgan reviewed it with the same authority that Pietersen did he'd have been given not out, I think the evidence was pretty similar to the Pietersen one.

My earlier post saying Pietersen obviously didn't hit it was too strong, but I think it is very likely he didn't and I think we'd be saying the same thing had Morgan given the same reaction.
 
weldone

weldone

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Good to see that Wasim Akram is loving Praveen Kumar's bowling.

The 100 county bowlers who bowl like Praveen as per Goughy should be proud!
 
flibbertyjibber

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Nice one KP getting a ton. The wickets for PK have put us on the back foot for a short time but 400 should be easily reached and it is all about how many more we get and whether India are batting tonight.
 
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