debut: 3/29/07
24,775 runs
The ball hit the bat before hit his pad.and ultra edge show it
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Wow. Ump you blind
debut: 3/29/07
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In reply to natty_forever
Yes and the o ly argument Knight Riders have is that Imad came off the field of play.
Yes and the o ly argument Knight Riders have is that Imad came off the field of play.
debut: 2/22/04
8,195 runs
It's amazing that Bishop and other experienced commentators don't know the rules.
If a player leaves the field he can come back.
I will look up the rule and post it.
If a player leaves the field he can come back.
I will look up the rule and post it.
debut: 3/29/07
24,775 runs
The umpire mad the error. Ain't he fault they tell him come off the field. Just play the game. Fair is fair
debut: 3/29/07
24,775 runs
In reply to TanteMerle
Well Alex did say he could come back. She pointed out
Well Alex did say he could come back. She pointed out
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debut: 12/6/13
575 runs
In reply to positiveg
They are right tho he should not be able to come back on the field after he leaves and the new batsman has made his way to the middle.
They are right tho he should not be able to come back on the field after he leaves and the new batsman has made his way to the middle.
debut: 3/29/07
24,775 runs
In reply to TyTy35
Yes but the umpire made an error. Was their error for not making the right call. It dine moce on.
Chill and play
Yes but the umpire made an error. Was their error for not making the right call. It dine moce on.
Chill and play
debut: 3/29/07
24,775 runs
In reply to sgtdjones
Doesn't seem so cause he too like he was siding with Uncle Phil.
Phil knew was a bad call and arguing wrong and strong.
The 2rd umpire made an error then corrected it. The batsman shouldn't suffer. And ain't even matter who I supporting. Right is right
Doesn't seem so cause he too like he was siding with Uncle Phil.
Phil knew was a bad call and arguing wrong and strong.
The 2rd umpire made an error then corrected it. The batsman shouldn't suffer. And ain't even matter who I supporting. Right is right
debut: 6/19/05
4,774 runs
Disgracefully weak of the umpires to not make a decision and enforce their will sooner
debut: 2/22/04
8,195 runs
I do not know why all the discussion and argument.
The umpires made a mistake and corrected it.
The worse part is Pollard and Simmons reactions.
I loss respect for them.
Not like I had much respect for Simmons anyway.
The umpires made a mistake and corrected it.
The worse part is Pollard and Simmons reactions.
I loss respect for them.
Not like I had much respect for Simmons anyway.
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debut: 2/22/04
8,195 runs
In reply to sgtdjones
Shut de hell up.
Bravo touched the ropes yesterday on the field and the 3rd umpire gave it as a good fielding.
Where were you and your comments then
Shut de hell up.
Bravo touched the ropes yesterday on the field and the 3rd umpire gave it as a good fielding.
Where were you and your comments then
debut: 2/22/04
8,195 runs
In reply to sgtdjones
How de hell is it a thief when the correct decision was made in the end.
I remember a batsman going in the pavilion and being recalled in another game.
I will research it and post it here.
How de hell is it a thief when the correct decision was made in the end.
I remember a batsman going in the pavilion and being recalled in another game.
I will research it and post it here.
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debut: 2/22/04
8,195 runs
I said that I remember this
Suck it up.
I could not remember the match, but I knew that I was watching the game when it happened.
There was a great discussion by commentators and even umpire afterwards.
The general understanding is hat the correct decision should be sought.
In the case tonight, the batsman left the field under the mistake that he was out (umpires said he was0.
When they discovered their mistake, they recalled him.
Correct decision.
BYT: I don't support ABF team, just looking at fairness.
Suck it up.
I could not remember the match, but I knew that I was watching the game when it happened.
There was a great discussion by commentators and even umpire afterwards.
The general understanding is hat the correct decision should be sought.
In the case tonight, the batsman left the field under the mistake that he was out (umpires said he was0.
When they discovered their mistake, they recalled him.
Correct decision.
BYT: I don't support ABF team, just looking at fairness.
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debut: 5/14/05
22,802 runs
In reply to TanteMerle
The law now reads: "An umpire shall intervene if satisfied that a batsman, not having been given out, has left the wicket under a misapprehension of being out.
debut: 2/9/04
22,994 runs
In reply to sgtdjones
How much cheating needed for the win, besides the mango flings?
How much cheating needed for the win, besides the mango flings?
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