Jason Maher
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What an absolute shocker by the umpire.
Shit mate that's no good, lucky they're safe thoughmedia in this country really is terrible, i just found out my cousin her husband and 3 kids survived their boat exploding, the reoprter states that they turned the boat around to try and get back in. In actual fact they grabbed the kids and jumped overboard immediately as my cousin and the kids were slighlty burned. Also got my cousins age wrong, sadly the reporter actually spoke directly to my cousin and still reported different to what was told to her.
http://www.nbnnews.com.au/index.php/2013/01/18/boat-explodes-at-nerong/
http://www.nbnnews.com.au/index.php/2013/01/18/family-flees-burning-boat/
Except for StarcThe ODI team is a national embarrassment.
Its good they only have 1. The point of having 1 is not wasting them. Its upto the batsmen to not be so selfish.
it works well in NFL because in NFL it is really the coaches who make the calls and see proceedings from a different position. I like your idea, but all reviews has the potential to be every second ball. And that has the potential to slow down the game to a ridiculous extent especially because everything would then be checked for no ball and there would no doubt be lots of those. It's just ugly in cricketThe other side of that argument is that incorrect decisions affect the outcome of games and can prevent a fair contest. The issue is that the challenge system works well in the NFL, but doesn't suit cricket. We have a 3rd umpire who does sod-all currently unless called on. Give him the job of quickly reviewing all appeals for LBW and caught, and if it appears there may be an issue, he can inform the on-field umpires that is doing a full decision review.
I can't tell if you're taking the piss or serious.Rain delay, does that mean that the match may get called off and Australia win by default?
people tend to feel that because we now have the technology, we may as well use itI don't see any need for changing it, the game managed without a review system for how long.
If the umpires were able to review it, after a while I think they'd start to lose confidence and call for reviews too often..similar to the NRL where refs can't even make a decision if someone scores 1 metre in front of them.
Just my opinion though..
I can't tell if you're taking the piss or serious.