Cricketman
ICC Chairman
- Joined
- Jul 27, 2005
- Location
- USA
Dhoni almost got out. For once Bucknors mind worked.
Same goes for Mr. TV.
Dhoni almost got out. For once Bucknors mind worked.
Dhoni almost got out. For once Bucknors mind worked.
This would be very hypocritical to say at the very least if you do not have anything to back it up. Name one team in the modern era that has had every player be honest within a team? It's become a trend, yes a trend that the players rely on the umpires to decide whether they caught it or not. Yes the umpires. They are there for a reason.
Ricky Ponting thought he caught it because "he thought it was out"...what simpler irony is there? Do you think he'd appeal for something not out?
If you're looking for honesty, then you just proved yourself, Ricky Ponting thought he caught it and that's as honest as he can get or what is he to do.
Ricky Ponting's mindset: Oh, I think I caught the ball...what should I do? Nah, I won't appeal.
Dhoni almost got out. For once Bucknors mind worked.
Don't know what's going to win us the match now.
In one of the articles I read recently the following is Ricky Ponting's comments
"Ricky Ponting has called for honesty to prevail when there is doubt over whether a catch has carried, saying that the batsman should trust the word of the fielder."
How can one trust the word of the fielder when we know for sure in the last hour two appeals were made where the catches were grassed one by Ponting himself.
I just want to watch the last 15 or so overs.
Frankly, I've had enough of the arguments for now.
Everyone hates Australia, everyone tries to find loops to hating Australia, everything Australia does goes under the microscope and you are a pure example of it.
I just want to watch the last 15 or so overs.
Log off PC and watch it, then?
Thats the danger. If Gilly appeals all think its out but that is not always true
Imagine if Ponting declared earlier...