10th ODI: Australia v India at Sydney Feb 26, 2012

[Xfactor1979]

david hussey is man of the match

3 brownlow votes

 

[Horrie Is God]

5/205 after 40 overs..

280 par from here IMO..

 

[MSIH]

Dussey's the arsiest batsman I've ever seen.

 

[Xfactor1979]

india will get skittled with the bat tonight

the pitch is a little bit two paced

 

[Mr Angry]

lol palming the ball, out for me.

 

[IanG]

Man it's deafening here. Am I in Sydney or Mumbai?

 

[Mr Angry]

btw Watson, no respect, none.

You can play, but you are a merkin.

 

[Didgi]

My initial reaction had been that he was stopping the ball from hitting him, which was fair enough IMO. On replays not so sure, and if the law says out he should've been. Didn't make any difference but no doubt the Indians will cry anyway.

 

[hineyrulz]

McKay out, be lucky to get to 250 from here.

 

[AlwaysGreen]

I may be wrong but I believe that you have to appeal for a specific dismissal. If the Indians appealed for obstructing the field the umpires can only rule on that, same with handling the ball or any other dismissal.

Personally I would have given Hussey out.

 

[Tonearm Terrorwrist]

We needed the King of the SCG Clarke to guide the innings. Hopefully the whiners have a dodgy tea tonight.

My initial reaction had been that he was stopping the ball from hitting him, which was fair enough IMO. On replays not so sure, and if the law says out he should've been. Didn't make any difference but no doubt the Indians will cry anyway.

It's not fair enough read the f**king rules

 

[Horrie Is God]

Binga needs another 21 runs for 1000 in ODI's..

 

[Marshall_magic]

I may be wrong but I believe that you have to appeal for a specific dismissal. If the Indians appealed for obstructing the field the umpires can only rule on that, same with handling the ball or any other dismissal.

Personally I would have given Hussey out.

Had this discussion with my father a year or so back (he did an umpiring course), and he assured me that an appeal covers all dismissal forms and you do not have to specifically appeal for a certain out.

 

[Xfactor1979]

poor technique by mckay

that wouldnt have been out in park cricket

Also has anyone noticed how decisive the umpires are this afternoon for the australian tailend dismissals since wade?

The finger has gone up to not even give the Australian batsmen the opportunity the chance to trick the umpires into thinking that they were in

 

[Didgi]

It's not fair enough read the f**king rules

My initial reaction had been that he was stopping the ball from hitting him, which was fair enough IMO. On replays not so sure, and if the law says out he should've been. Didn't make any difference but no doubt the Indians will cry anyway.

I was talking about his mindset in extending the arm.

 

[AlwaysGreen]

Had this discussion with my father a year or so back (he did an umpiring course), and he assured me that an appeal covers all dismissal forms and you do not have to specifically appeal for a certain out.

Fair dues.

Sehwag is a disgrace. This bloke is meant to be an international cricketer yet he does not have a hair transplant. Pull your bald head in viru.

 

[AlwaysGreen]

poor technique by mckay

that wouldnt have been out in park cricket

Also has anyone noticed how decisive the umpires are this afternoon for the australian tailend dismissals since wade?

The finger has gone up to not even give the Australian batsmen the opportunity the chance to trick the umpires into thinking that they were in

How many stumpings occur in park cricket? I'm parochial but give credit to Dhoni for an excellent stumping rather than poor play by the batsmen.

 

[Horrie Is God]

Doherty in before Hilfy..:crazy:

 

[hineyrulz]

Fair dues.

Sehwag is a disgrace. This bloke is meant to be an international cricketer yet he does not have a hair transplant. Pull your bald head in viru.

:lol: Sehwag should get in touch with Greg Matthews.

 

[Tonearm Terrorwrist]

Yo bro is that the brand you wear? :lol:

We're at least 30 short. I guess the good thing is we're playing a sift Indian team.