morgieb
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Hawkeye had it crashing into middle stump. Was utterly plumb.
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***Official*** India in Australia 2014-5
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Hawkeye showed that it was good.
Cevno
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Was it in between Hawkeye's margin of error in terms of distance from the stumps ?
Hawkeye had it crashing top of middle stump and pretty flat projection after hitting for this sort of wicket.
Dean Jones agreeing actually. Says Hawkeye projections cannot be accurate in terms of bounce on this sort of wicket.
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Spark
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gravity is not exactly hard to simulate you know
silentstriker
The Wheel is Forever
Prince EWS
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I haven't had to chance to say this in a while, and I've really missed it, but..
HawkEye > Cevno watching on TV!
The umpire was evidently > Cevno watching on TV as well in this case. It was completely plumb. Looked plumb live, looked plumb on replay and HawkEye confirmed that it was plumb. If it had been given not out, then reviewed (assume non-ridiculous cricketing boards involved), it would have been over-turned, because it was plumb.
Duck in plumb sauce for Dhoni today.
Johnners
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Just confirms that Hawkeye was right really
Cevno
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More than 2.5 m from the wicket. Hawkeye stand snull as per it's developers and rules.
And even the developers admitted this is tough to simulate.
To be fair you guys are holding up much better than England.
flibbertyjibber
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At least he wasn't caught at slip flashing at a wide one.
Jono
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Don't be a frontrunner fan ffs
Johnners
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
I haven't had to chance to say this in a while, and I've really missed it, but..
HawkEye > Cevno watching on TV!
The umpire was evidently > Cevno watching on TV as well in this case. It was completely plumb. Looked plumb live, looked plumb on replay and HawkEye confirmed that it was plumb. If it had been given not out, then reviewed (assume non-ridiculous cricketing boards involved), it would have been over-turned, because it was plumb.
Duck in plumb sauce for Dhoni today.
Cevno
Hall of Fame Member
More than 2.5 meter dude.I haven't had to chance to say this in a while, and I've really missed it, but..
HawkEye > Cevno watching on TV!
The umpire was evidently > Cevno watching on TV as well in this case. It was completely plumb. Looked plumb live, looked plumb on replay and HawkEye confirmed that it was plumb. If it had been given not out, then reviewed (assume non-ridiculous cricketing boards involved), it would have been over-turned, because it was plumb.
Duck in plumb sauce for Dhoni today.
http://www.cricketweb.net/forum/cri...al-drs-discussion-thread-125.html#post3361524
Any response btw ?
Spark
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???
i could simulate how high it's going with pen and paper, right here and now, and assuming good inputs i'd get it exactly right. the difficulty comes in pinning down the precise point of impact on the pad, everything after that is basic high school mechanics.
the chance that the error in the point of impact is large enough to result in a 5cm+ error is very very small.