BeeGee
International Captain
AWTA one quadrillion percent.When it comes to catches, I reckon it should be out unless there is conclusive evidence that it isn't.
Benefit of the doubt with the fielder.
AWTA one quadrillion percent.When it comes to catches, I reckon it should be out unless there is conclusive evidence that it isn't.
Benefit of the doubt with the fielder.
Strange - have tried it on a couple of different browsers but no luck. Their live chat feature is **** house too. Completely hopeless.Well, as long as you have linked your Sky Account it should work.
Maybe just keep on trying. Use different browsers?
I'm watching it right now, so it's just you. It's funny how iSKY is ahead of my TV by about a second.
Call me old-fashioned but I think you can tell purely from the immediate reaction of the fielder for the most partNah, that's bull**** comms.
Who says the benefit of the doubt HAS to go to the batsman?
You hardly ever get enough "evidence" to give a catch when it is reviewed. You think these guys would realise this given there job is to sit there and watch a **** load of cricket.
Yeah, I agree with this too.Call me old-fashioned but I think you can tell purely from the immediate reaction of the fielder for the most part
Plus his fingers were under the ball. It's no surprise Richards thought it wasn't out.Call me old-fashioned but I think you can tell purely from the immediate reaction of the fielder for the most part
Is it just the LIVE TV that's not working? Or can't you watch anything on CATCH UP either?Strange - have tried it on a couple of different browsers but no luck. Their live chat feature is **** house too. Completely hopeless.
Indeed. How the **** does he get his finger clutching the ball with his hand level to the ground if the ball has basically yorked him?Plus his fingers were under the ball. It's no surprise Richards thought it wasn't out.
Or disturbed by fingers... Rob Nicol's hand's in the way; it really doesn't help.To be fair to Rigger, he's not alone - none of the radio guys think it was a fair catch... I don't have Sky so haven't seen it but they're talking about slo-mo pictures showing grass being disturbed by the ball.
The TV I'm watcvhing on is about a 19" CRT, so not crystal clear.To be fair to Rigger, he's not alone - none of the radio guys think it was a fair catch... I don't have Sky so haven't seen it but they're talking about slo-mo pictures showing grass being disturbed by the ball.
Yeah, this.Or disturbed by fingers... Rob Nicol's hand's in the way; it really doesn't help.
I've got no dispute with it being give at all.
Have to agree 100 per with this. An amazing piece of skill and we're looking for ways to disprove it. It ****s me when it happens in league with tries and it ****s me with catches. They dig and dig to try and find fault with it when if it basically looks like a catch, or there's benefit to be given, it's out.Nah, that's bull**** comms.
Who says the benefit of the doubt HAS to go to the batsman?
You hardly ever get enough "evidence" to give a catch when it is reviewed. You think these guys would realise this given there job is to sit there and watch a **** load of cricket.
It was Guptill's fingers under the ball scraping the grass. It wasn't Nicol and it wasn't the ball. It was a clear catch.To be fair to Rigger, he's not alone - none of the radio guys think it was a fair catch... I don't have Sky so haven't seen it but they're talking about slo-mo pictures showing grass being disturbed by the ball.
Still not loading for me. I'll stick with blackcaps.co.nz for now.Cricinfo back up, I think.
Imagine the day he marries someone twice his age.What a name.