Glad finally somebody understood what i've been trying to elaborate. Still I am for testing everybody in match situations, but that goal is utopian. However random testing will help to get at normal limits of extension during bowling as well as their variance.If Migara is simply suggesting that we randomly test some (but certainly not all) bowlers who don't get reported in any addition to those who do get reported to establish somewhat of a control, then I actually agree with him 100%.
I think people may be dismissing what he's said a little too eagerly because he's been abrasive and tin-foil-hat-ish about this issue in the past. He's suggesting something very sensible here.
It makes sense if the measurement is objective. No crappy subjective naked eye assessments.Because basic geometry and logic totally makes this necessary? Ok.
its not. ajmal looked clearly like a 45 degree angle if not moreGlad finally somebody understood what i've been trying to elaborate. Still I am for testing everybody in match situations, but that goal is utopian. However random testing will help to get at normal limits of extension during bowling as well as their variance.
Still I have strong feeling that the cutoff of 15 degrees where the visual jerk is apparent has no credibility with new testing protocol. They have to re do a pilot project to see whether the number is the same when new lab procedures are used. People extending it 40 degrees looks unreal to believe.
Please, let's not start this all over again.its not. ajmal looked clearly like a 45 degree angle if not more
I can completely see the logic of your position.It makes sense if the measurement is objective. No crappy subjective naked eye assessments.
Looks like you've taken this out of context. Firstly the post is aimes so called straight elbow bowlers. In reality there are non like that. Everybody has their extension. Secondly, the 15 degree limit was set by using Dr. Elliott's equipments and 15 was the value where the jerk started being visible. Now my point is that, this 15 cannot be used raw to decide similar facts when using new equipments. Firstly the tolerance limit has to be calculated for the PARTICULAR EQUIPMENT.I can completely see the logic of your position.
The problem is that the 15 degree threshold is all about the naked eye. It's an arbitrary cut-off based on what the naked eye can (supposedly*) perceive. It was famously the cut-off point which allowed a certain high-profile off spinner to keep on bowling. Remove "subjective naked eye bollocks" and who's to say that 10 degrees isn't the proper cut-off? In which case, it would have been bye-bye to Murali's career**.
* I do wonder how on earth they ever came up with that particular assertion. Given that we all disagree about all sorts of bowlers' actions.
** At least as an off spinner. For someone with a supposed inability to straighten his arm, he seemed to do pretty bloody well bowling leg-breaks with a straight arm. Massive leg breaks at that.
Don't worry, reading things properly is not one of his best suits.Please, let's not start this all over again.
Are you even trying to read what he is saying?
Don't worry, reading things properly is not one of his best suits.
Narine - DaemonI wonder if any seamers will be reported or if this crackdown will be spinners only?
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Dammit.I wonder if any seamers will be reported or if this crackdown will be spinners only?
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Rasool obviously doesn't count because he only plays domestic cricket, so I win:I wonder if any seamers will be reported or if this crackdown will be spinners only?
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