sohum
Executive member
Looks like you weren't watching cricket at 2000 frames per second closely enough.Well amazingly, I watch cricket. I saw Gilly Fan's video and its pretty point blank.
There lies the problem with your reasoning, I feel. You define chucking as "anything that I think is chucking". There are two points to note here: (i) just because someone watches/plays cricket doesn't mean that they define chucking the same and (ii) it is obvious that an optical illusion is created to the amount that seeing is not believing.Im through with this chucking business. He throws the ball in my opinion.
The ICC addressed all these different opinions regarding chucking by instantiating mathematical limits for how you bowl. How realistic are these limits? I will never know. Most people won't. But the ICC showed in their findings that even bowlers whose actions looked absolutely clean were over the limits by a lot.
Bedi has been hit by senility a little earlier than the rest of his compatriots, it seems. He has gotten himself into ridiculous situations over and over again!Murali is probably going to sue him for defamation. I wouldn't take Bishan Bedi seriously. He tends to call anyone who has taken more wickets than him, a chucker.

There was also a thing done with ESPN-Star a couple of years back where they put a metal cast around his right arm which would allow straightening up to the limit. He was able to bowl all his balls (including the doosra) with the same sort of turn and bounce he gets in a match situation.With all the best will in the world I'm sure that anyone would be affected (somewhat) by having to bowl under lab conditions. You can be sure though that the guys doing the testing would have done everything in their powers to make sure that he was bowling as closely as possible to his normal action -otherwise what's the point in them being there?
I don't think the Murali situation will be resolved until we have live measurements taking place in game, and a message coming through to the standing umpires every ball.
And you would have thought otherwise during that time? Well if you would have then, I hope you are putting together some serious research to disprove the currently approved science."scientists used to think the earth was flat"
But Australia has had how many 5-test match tours against England?Nope, would've had the same ammount of success had he played 1/2 of his Test Match career on flat/pacey wickets in Australia like Warne has & only had 1 tour of Bangaldesh?
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