It's an unwritten rule. How long does he have to stay there? If he stayed another 0.5 seconds? 1 second? 1.5? Aren't we constantly complaining about slow over rates and now every ball we want to slow down? That every single time it goes through to the keeper and the batsman is not trying to score a run it is still in play?Why would you even leave the crease that quickly?
I meant in spirit, even if not technically. I actually know the rule as was just said on air now but that is not the spiritDoesn't even know the rules
Whinges about the "spirit of cricket"
Do you ever not have a shit take on everything??It's an unwritten rule. How long does he have to stay there? If he stayed another 0.5 seconds? 1 second? 1.5? Aren't we constantly complaining about slow over rates and now every ball we want to slow down? That every single time it goes through to the keeper and the batsman is not trying to score a run it is still in play?
It's an unwritten rule. How long does he have to stay there?
Obviously that is completely different as the batsman is out of his crease during the motion of playing a shot. Bairstow's movement out had nothing to do with the game. As I said earlier I compare it with that "catch" even if the letter of the law says that is not a catch, we all know it was.I guess stumpings don’t exist then