Black_Warrior
Cricketer Of The Year
I'm not a hotshot lawyer with my own booth mate.. I sit in an open office..a lowly clerkLive stream it via CA and bill a client $550 an hour to watch it on your desktop like I am.
I'm not a hotshot lawyer with my own booth mate.. I sit in an open office..a lowly clerkLive stream it via CA and bill a client $550 an hour to watch it on your desktop like I am.
FMD, I read this, looked up and saw irony dying in a corner.It's fine to disagree with the decision. It's not fine to come off like a prick,like Warne did.
Ponting just said it was a fantastic decision, love him these days.I'm pretty sure Ponting wouldn't talk total trash about Dar, like Warne did here even if he disagreed with the decision. Even though Ponting had a massive bust up with Dar back in 2011 in Melbourne. Warne's just a petty prick.
I think that was only 2 metres (the dismissal, not the rule)It used to be part of DRS. If it was past 2.5 metres from the stumps it was automatically not out. Might have changed.
Why not though?Yeah, remove the umpire from the DRS decision entirely, and what's the point of having an umpire? Mechanise no balls, check leg byes vs runs with super slow mo, hawkeye all LBWs and snicko the caught behinds, use the cameras to check borderline fours.
Get a security guard out at square leg to stop player fights and any old bloke in a white coat to signal things to the crowd, and you're sweet.
My point is that if aus had no reviews left it would have been a risky call and he could have looked stupid if proved wrong. As they had reviews in the bank they could contest it and get the decision overturned but the umpire was right after allWell it was umpires call rather than 3 reds so if it wasn't given smith wouldn't be out. The argument is based on that sort of decision usually wouldn't have been given.
Because you'd get through about thirty overs in a day. Maybe 15 if we've got Jadeja appealing in India.Why not though?
If you end up not needing umpires one day then just **** them off entirely
It's fair IMO. This isn't a subjective question with grey areas. It's black and white. Out or not. And it was proven to be Out. So to continue to argue with the fact that it's out is to basically argue against the truth. Which is scummyInteresting what this reveals about the underlying nature of CW posters
If you agree with the decision you seem to be a good man
If you disagree you're absolute scum unworthy of an audience.
Really shows what the game can do.
It really isn'tit certainly is subjective
Nah it's not black and white. Hawkeye isn't perfect. It was probably a 50-50 decision. Fine with it going either way. Just move on imo.It's fair IMO. This isn't a subjective question with grey areas. It's black and white. Out or not. And it was proven to be Out. So to continue to argue with the fact that it's out is to basically argue against the truth. Which is scummy
how do we know though? opposite could be said which might come across true as well unless we are telepathically connecting with dar's mind. remove smith from the picture and it looks outalso I always thought doubt had to go to the batsmen with LBW stuff. and there was plenty of doubt with Steve that far down the wicket, I'm agree with burgey, it was a bloody guess and he got lucky. not what i want from umpires
dude noIt really isn't
Nah, that's rule-of-thumb developed when sawing off a bloke LBW mattered more because he had no recourse against a decision, and park umpires are actually pretty ****. Still fundamentally good to use in park cricket IMO, but when the tech is there to overturn the aggressive LBW decisions if they're wrong, the umpires should be giving them if they think the ball is hitting the stumps (and all other criteria are satisfied).also I always thought doubt had to go to the batsmen with LBW stuff. and there was plenty of doubt with Steve that far down the wicket, I'm agree with burgey, it was a bloody guess and he got lucky. not what i want from umpires