Quote from: Plumbutt Cooper on July 12, 2013, 06:21:07 PMQuote from: paul_e on July 12, 2013, 06:16:29 PMQuote from: PaulWinch again on July 12, 2013, 06:14:53 PMCalm down James, and there you go appealing for massive inside edge.yep, what pattinson did there double appealing for lbw on a big edge is just as bad.Have you ever played the game? I was a spin bowler and it's pretty difficult to tell when a batsman has got an edge on a delivery that is going to hit the stumps, you aren't really looking at the batsman on your follow through, you are running off the pitch. Doubly hard for a pace bowler I'd have thought. Unless I heard the nick I appealed.Twice?
Quote from: paul_e on July 12, 2013, 06:16:29 PMQuote from: PaulWinch again on July 12, 2013, 06:14:53 PMCalm down James, and there you go appealing for massive inside edge.yep, what pattinson did there double appealing for lbw on a big edge is just as bad.Have you ever played the game? I was a spin bowler and it's pretty difficult to tell when a batsman has got an edge on a delivery that is going to hit the stumps, you aren't really looking at the batsman on your follow through, you are running off the pitch. Doubly hard for a pace bowler I'd have thought. Unless I heard the nick I appealed.
Quote from: PaulWinch again on July 12, 2013, 06:14:53 PMCalm down James, and there you go appealing for massive inside edge.yep, what pattinson did there double appealing for lbw on a big edge is just as bad.
Calm down James, and there you go appealing for massive inside edge.
We need to look at 300 + on this pitch.
Brilliant from England, that's a hell of an effort to bat out the day.
Mikey Holding made an interesting point during Sky's analysis; ie how was Broad's failure to walk any different to Ramdin not saying he dropped the ball. The latter was banned for two games for "conduct that is contrary to the spirit of the game"http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/cricket/22846305My opinion is that its not up to a batsman to say they've hit the ball or for a fielder to say that they've dropped it. That's the Umpire's job.NB - as I've said before, I'd also ban "appealing". A player's either out or they're not, how convincing the appeal is should not make a difference.
Quote from: UK Redsox on July 12, 2013, 07:36:13 PMMikey Holding made an interesting point during Sky's analysis; ie how was Broad's failure to walk any different to Ramdin not saying he dropped the ball. The latter was banned for two games for "conduct that is contrary to the spirit of the game"http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/cricket/22846305My opinion is that its not up to a batsman to say they've hit the ball or for a fielder to say that they've dropped it. That's the Umpire's job.NB - as I've said before, I'd also ban "appealing". A player's either out or they're not, how convincing the appeal is should not make a difference.There is a huge difference as Ramdin "claimed" the catch......