2nd T20 Australia v West Indies Feb 11 1900hrs @ Adelaide Oval
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Rustin Cohle
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Abood seems like a massive flog but the bowler has to ****ing appeal after taking the stumps.
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That’s what I thought
In fact it almost sounds like he’s responding to the “How’s that” with the answer “There was no appeal”.
Does fall into that grey area as you clearly don’t need to appeal for a bowled or a clear runout when the batter has slipped or something.
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If you bowl someone you don't really appeal do you? Is that different to a run out?
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That’s the second time tonight the captain has had to drag Tim David away from the umpire. These average cricketers who think their so entitled is a getting a joke. David should be suspended for dissent
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The umpire called over, that means everything is dead
LukeParkerno1
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As long as Helmet Man is permanently suspended period bloke is hopeless
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That’s not controversial, he’s umpired to the laws of the game. These spoilt little brats don’t like it when they can’t get their own way
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Just a basic rule like not walking off before over is called
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There is never no sound on a bowled.. even a yes is an appeal
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LukeParkerno1
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Such a Stoinis way to end the match
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If there is no appeal what is he reviewing? There is no appeal for anything for him to review
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Brainless cricket from Stoinis last ball there.
Why would you throw the ball at the players stumps when you have the game won? All it does is add 4 runs to your bowling figures.
Why would you throw the ball at the players stumps when you have the game won? All it does is add 4 runs to your bowling figures.
This just in: Jason Holder has long levers.
hawkman
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Maybe that is why Marnus still gets games even when out of form. No way he wouldn't have appealed
damicky
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Very much so
Did David actually appeal or not? That’s one of the funnier things I’ve seen.
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Or why the Australian cricket team is so disliked no matter what form or players they have playing for them.
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Huh? Starc is one of the best white ball bowlers of all time and just went for the highest ever price in the IPL, of course he’s playing lol
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Because the umpires always refer to TV umpire on run outs unless its ridiculously obvious like both players down one end of the ground. And there is no need for the players to risk a review to ever check a close run out.
Logically, the rule should be changed to just review anything close, like how they check every ball for a NB
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Rustin Cohle
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Missing the point.
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He says he did.
But trusting Tim David is another thing. Quote from him to umpire "I promised I appeal" to umpire.
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