In the spirit of what game? Cricket?
I think the sooner we stop calling Twenty20 "cricket" and just call it "T20" a different sport in it's own right, the better.
At this rate rugby league will be more like it's ancestor Rugby Union than T20 will be like its ancestor, cricket.
Good to see the Cricket Police trying to decide what's right and what's wrong again.
Basic line is, anything the Aussies do is fine, anything anybody else does is wrong.
This is the team that invented the use of the professional replacement fielder.
I wonder exactly what the match referee was told about it before he “cleared” it. And in any case, isnt it for the umpires to make the call of against the spirit of the game.
JOHN ALLAN
Guest
Please refer to my”sandpaper” comments above. People in glass houses etc.
qwetzen
Roar Rookie
Could be fun to dig out some old English comments made when Crookjie used an earpiece...
Andrew01
Roar Rookie
In the spirit of what game? Cricket? I think the sooner we stop calling Twenty20 "cricket" and just call it "T20" a different sport in it's own right, the better. At this rate rugby league will be more like it's ancestor Rugby Union than T20 will be like its ancestor, cricket.
JOHN ALLAN
Guest
Perhaps they should try using sandpaper & then exude crocodile tears when caught. That works.
Jeff Goldbloom
Guest
Good to see the Cricket Police trying to decide what's right and what's wrong again. Basic line is, anything the Aussies do is fine, anything anybody else does is wrong.
JGK
Roar Guru
This is the team that invented the use of the professional replacement fielder. I wonder exactly what the match referee was told about it before he “cleared” it. And in any case, isnt it for the umpires to make the call of against the spirit of the game.
GoldenEye
Roar Rookie
Hansie Cronje would be proud.
GoldenEye
Roar Rookie
Unfortunately Barry, in modern society it is no longer unique to any one sport.
Tony
Roar Guru
Once upon a time, long, long ago, cricketers actually had enough brains to play what was in front of them.