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Vids of Umpiring Goof Ups - CB SERIES ODI 4 - GILLY, SEHWAG, CLARK, SACHIN


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CB SERIES

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INDIA V.S AUSTRALIA

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INDIA V.S PAKISTAN

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Very important thread. In this one day matches and in the following test series' against Pak, Aus And the Saffies ( i think) , I request all the members to list the umpiring errors in this thread. And when i mean umpiring goof-ups, i not only mean not-outs which were given outs ( inside-edge lbw , ball pitching outside leg-stump lbw, bat pad off the arm, etc ) but also outs that were given not-outs ( snicks not given, plumb lbws turned down) We can then decide, if indeed , whether has been hard-done by or benefited from good/bad umpiring.

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Both appeals were not out, if you're Siva or Ian Gould, or came from a school for the blind. Both were out if you know what the **** the LBW law is. (And yes, Akmal was unlucky but I have little sympathy for him with the way he was batting, looking like a completely classless slogger.)

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Great thread. Marginal calls shouldn't be included in this thread. Only the blindingly obvious muggings need to be mentioned - don't worry, there is no shortage of those. BTW - i would like to test the "90-95% correct" theory. If it's not too much trouble, can you count every LBW decision in the match, sample how many were called correctly as opposed to those which were called wrong by the umpires ? Draw up a little percentage at the end and then we can give the umpires a "grade" - ie; A, B, C, etc. based on those percentages.

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