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Why not? Here’s an idea you have 3 minutes so get off your lazy you know what and get out there and face up. It’s not hard. There’s already enough delays and batsmen take the Mickey out of these rules.
He was never ready. He crossed himself made some adjustments and that's when he broker his helmetI haven't seen the incident, but here is what cricinfo said.
"So the broadcast just showed the full incident clearly. Essentially Mathews was ready to take strike when his strap broke. He called for a new helmet and while that wait ensued, Shakib appealed."
If that is the case (can someone confirm?), it seems like a pretty ordinary appeal to me.
When you consider the amount of time wasted when someone gets hit on the helmet, or other injuries like being hit on the fingers, etc, it seems rather strange.I haven't seen the incident, but here is what cricinfo said.
"So the broadcast just showed the full incident clearly. Essentially Mathews was ready to take strike when his strap broke. He called for a new helmet and while that wait ensued, Shakib appealed."
If that is the case (can someone confirm?), it seems like a pretty ordinary appeal to me.
Feels on brand for Shakib based on what I've seen from him
He was going to be ready to face but the helmet strap broke, its not like he was wondering around doing god knows what. If it wasn't his first ball he would have be able to swap the helmet and no one would say s**t.
It does seem extreme but I think enough is enough with the time wasting. Intentional or not. Next thing to eradicate is the 12th and 13th man out every over with water and new glovesWhen you consider the amount of time wasted when someone gets hit on the helmet, or other injuries like being hit on the fingers, etc, it seems rather strange.
Just face a ball (and it was a spinner lol he’s not bowling a bumper). You know the rules zero issue with the appeal
Anyone who is ok with that dismissal sucks
Which takes me back to my original point
You're asking a lot if you expect the laws of the game to be anything resembling logical.When you consider the amount of time wasted when someone gets hit on the helmet, or other injuries like being hit on the fingers, etc, it seems rather strange.
He wouldn’t be if he wasn’t so slow and lazy getting out there. The fielding team has penalties for not bowing overs why should the batsmen delay things?
It does seem extreme but I think enough is enough with the time wasting. Intentional or not. Next thing to eradicate is the 12th and 13th man out every over with water and new gloves
He wasn’t slow and lazy getting out there genius. He passed the departing batsman on the field, he went to mark guard, adjusted his helmet strap and it broke.
Maybe watch what you’re commenting on.
I think he assumed he'd be fine to change it and didn't even consider for a moment that it would be a timed out issue.I haven't seen the series of events, but why didn't he just face the spinner for one ball without a helmet?
Seems like an obvious solution...
It's 2 minutes in the playing conditions for the world cup.Does not matter they know the rules the 12th man should have sprinted on, you have 3 mins, it’s only 90 seconds in t20 would you prefer the latter
this sort of logic is up there with "it's my first day" (after multiple years with the same company).Also, with timed out batsmen, I've always wondered surely you could just claim the next batsmen was actually your number 11 and it's him who is timed out...
"I was just coming out to inspect the pitch, it's actually [NUMBER 11 BATSMEN] who was due in next"
They don't even need to wait till drinks, I'm fine with them coming out at fall of wicket.This! Umpires need to grow a pair too it’s utterly ridiculous Smith needs a new set of gloves every 10 minutes! Just tell the bloke wait till drinks! There’s a reason only 85 overs a bowled a day and yes the fielding side is at fault but the batsmen don’t help either