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***Official*** India in Australia 2011/12

Sylvester

Sylvester

State Captain
As the old cliche goes he didn't turn around to have a look at the ball being caught is usually a good sign he didn't hit it.
 
adub

adub

International Captain
Sylvester said:
As the old cliche goes he didn't turn around to have a look at the ball being caught is usually a good sign he didn't hit it.
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That's always a great clue and one I've used when umpiring, but you could hardly call the decision a shocker. The noise is going have the umpire putting the finger up more often than not.
 
Jayzamann

Jayzamann

International Regular
The appeal would have been tricky for Dharmablahblah to gauge, whether or not it was underwhelming because the fielders are shot or whether they weren't sure of it being out.

The noise didn't sound woody but it did line up live.
 
Top_Cat

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If only there was a system available to assist the umpires in their decision-making when the possible nick is that fine.
 
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Spark

Spark

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tbf that's predicted to be hitting the top of off as much as hilf's ball to laxman did in sydney

get on with it guys
 
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Spikey

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do you think mark taylor starts going off about the no-ball checking matter when he's having dinner with his family
 
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