....and the cheating little merkin wouldn't have been smirking after the reversal if he hadn't of hit it.
Aleem Dar was having a great series ... then he blew it by not trusting his initial judgment.
Definite edge.
To be fair to Aleem Dar he isn't watching the replay what's he supposed to do when the third umpire says to him "nothing on hot spot and no conclusive evidence when slowing down the replay" that's immediately going to cast doubt in his mind that he got it wrong, not fair on Dar imo.
was prob banking on a no-ball.what a farce... if he didn't hit it he would have challenged immediately, that should have been a give away to Dar
^^^^^^^^^^ This.This is what you get when you keep virtually the same bowling attack that has led this Australian team to a ranking of 5.
This is what you get when you don't select the best spinner in the nation.
This is what you get when you have a bunch of moronic selectors who select someone based off a non-selectors bias opinion.
This is what you get when you extend the contract of perhaps the worst cricket coach in living memory.
This is what you get when you reward mediocrity with continual selection.
This is what you get when you neglect foresight and vision of the future.
This is the Australian cricket team.
England Batting Totals this Series:
260
1/517
5/620
187
123
513
6/405
Yet our pace bowling attack in the fifth and final test is identical to that of the first test. Apart from the anomalous WACA test, England have scored over 400 every test (and perhaps over 500) yet our awesome selectors believe this marvelous pace bowling attack is going to spearhead our side into the future.
HELLO!!!!!!!
There was no conclusive evidence that he didn't edge the ball and since he gave him out there needs to be conclusive evidence. So Dar should have trusted his initial call. He blew it and he will know it after stumps tonight.
Not that it will really matter in the end.
Er yes the evidence available suggested he was not out are you blind nothing on hot spot was shown that's the evidence available.
You'd have to ask Aleem Dar that. It does seem as though it was his decision to overturn his original call. It probably should have been kept as the original decision, as the system is intended to remove the howler - that certainly wasn't a howler.
Yet our pace bowling attack in the fifth and final test is identical to that of the first test. Apart from the anomalous WACA test, England have scored over 400 every test (and perhaps over 500) yet our awesome selectors believe this marvelous pace bowling attack is going to spearhead our side into the future.
HELLO!!!!!!!