Haha yeah bias against India is always good, agreed.Good to see the bias against Indians on here still strong.
lmaoGood to see the bias against Indians on here still strong.
And confirmed today.Which is legalise for "with hindsight we think Ahswin's a liar, and acted against the spirit of cricket, but the 3rd ump made a different call on the day".
Feels good to winIt was certainly one that has divided public opinion. We now have had a chance to review it in more detail and we think that Buttler was in his ground as Ashwin got into a position when the non-striker could reasonably have expected the ball to have been delivered.
So kinda like this forum??It's good that MCC have got a bit of common sense but it's a bit funny that their responses are given so much weight when it's probably just a few blokes half paying attention who clearly barely even watched the incident in the first place
Yes that's exactly my pointSo kinda like this forum??
Very acceptable when one is referring to captains who have been exposed as cheats; particularly international captains. Sandpaper Asshole, Mint Asshole etc.Still no clarification on whether "asshole" is an acceptable term of address. ITSTL.
Umpires also.Very acceptable when one is referring to captains who have been exposed as cheats; particularly international captains. Sandpaper Asshole, Mint Asshole etc.
May also be acceptable when referring to batsmen who cheat in their running between the wickets and to cheating bowlers who try to Mankad such cheating batsmen.
Mitchell Johnsoning as well (Obviously, he takes the bowler's side) [Double pun!!]Also pundits of all hues; whether commentating, twittering, Shane Warning, Michael Vaughaning etc.
Mint sounds interesting, Sandpaper not so muchVery acceptable when one is referring to captains who have been exposed as cheats; particularly international captains. Sandpaper Asshole, Mint Asshole etc.
May also be acceptable when referring to batsmen who cheat in their running between the wickets and to cheating bowlers who try to Mankad such cheating batsmen.