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*Official* Fourth Test at Chester-le-Street

GIMH

Norwood's on Fire
Surely the idea is to make the correct call. If he's given out caught behind, but it's actually plumb lbw then that decision should be made.
Yeah I wouldn't go as far as saying that England should have to review it but I'd say no review should be lost in such circumstances
 

NUFAN

Y no Afghanistan flag
4/4 in NRL Tipping so far, yessss.

2 close games in the AFL, looking forward to tuning into the big game at lunch, might flick over the Swans game too.

I'm really liking having Rogers at the top of the order. I know he hasn't made a ton, but he looks like he knows his game inside out, whereas the younger kids don't always.
 

Ruckus

International Captain
Yeah I wouldn't go as far as saying that England should have to review it but I'd say no review should be lost in such circumstances
I'm pretty sure if Rogers was lbw, we would have lost a review though. I'm not even sure it has precedent tbh, surely it must though.
 

GIMH

Norwood's on Fire
I'm pretty sure if Rogers was lbw, we would have lost a review though. I'm not even sure it has precedent tbh, surely it must though.
Yeah you would but I'm saying you shouldn't

Same as I think umpires call decisions shouldn't be a lost review
 

benchmark00

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Yeah, that's fair enough; hence Rogers being NO.

He should've still been gone with three reds tho, surely? The original decision would've been wrong doubly so. Given out for caught behind wrongly; overturned. Give not out for LBW wrongly; also overturned.
The problem is that they shouldn't have checked for the LBW, but agree once they did check it he would have had to go.

The system is created in a way that there is a risk associated with going for a review. If consistency is going to prevail, in that circumstance it should be England who have to call for the review and risk losing one.
 
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