Pete Cash
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I dont think anyone could seriously think the trainer on purpose got in the way but the rules should be changed for it to be a penalty against the side the trainer is on or a hand over. The rules are in place for things outside of the teams control. Teams control a trainer chilling in the middle of the field. It was also ludicrous that a trainer was out there at the 2.45 mark
Cummins bottling it reminded me of Adam Voges getting bowled off a no ball that was later shown as a fair delivery. Cricket rules that when the umpire makes a call it can effect the game. So by the umpire calling a no ball it starts a chain reaction where voges is impacted by the call and thus it would be unfair to overturn the no ball decision and say that he is out.
What would ideally exist would be a null tackle rule where the refs are like we bottled it, we are pathetic losers who dont deserve a cent for our "efforts" and we came up with two different decisions confusing everyone. So that last Canberra tackle is null and this is now the 5th tackle. It would only be for situations like this where both on field refs call something different and it leads to confusion
Cummins bottling it reminded me of Adam Voges getting bowled off a no ball that was later shown as a fair delivery. Cricket rules that when the umpire makes a call it can effect the game. So by the umpire calling a no ball it starts a chain reaction where voges is impacted by the call and thus it would be unfair to overturn the no ball decision and say that he is out.
What would ideally exist would be a null tackle rule where the refs are like we bottled it, we are pathetic losers who dont deserve a cent for our "efforts" and we came up with two different decisions confusing everyone. So that last Canberra tackle is null and this is now the 5th tackle. It would only be for situations like this where both on field refs call something different and it leads to confusion