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Posted (edited)

Thank you for making this thread, about time. I made the exact same thread during our test series in England last time (we lost 5/5 tosses then) but admins deleted it. Kohli often doesn't even look at it, and against England I have noticed the coin falling further away from him with only the match ref getting a view. Why can't BCCIdiots be proactive for once? Will it kill them to make some noise over this, maybe force broadcasters to focus closely on the coin? 

 

PS- This is a serious thread, warrants a serious discussion. Admins/mods do not delete it, no laughing matter. 

Edited by Gollum
Posted
5 minutes ago, Real McCoy said:

Kaanspiracy huh. ICF getting more peepeeish

When you have match refs like Chris Broad and Madugalle, such threads aren't conspiracies. 

Posted
19 minutes ago, Gollum said:

When you have match refs like Chris Broad and Madugalle, such threads aren't conspiracies. 

Still this is too much :laugh: Leave the drama to the padosis. They are looking for some entertainment since cornered tigers were rounded up and shot yesterday :lol:

Posted
2 hours ago, Real McCoy said:

Kaanspiracy huh. ICF getting more peepeeish

I am just saying to zoom in on the coin..It will add another dimension to the broadcast as well..
 

Posted

More than the toss, I am worried about the match referees and umpires especially Aleem Dar. We have to get all our DRS calls spot on. Cant trust Grey beard who has already screwed us twice. 

Posted
53 minutes ago, Master_better said:

More than the toss, I am worried about the match referees and umpires especially Aleem Dar. We have to get all our DRS calls spot on. Cant trust Grey beard who has already screwed us twice. 

U are right, They can play with Umpires call.

Posted

Conspiracy or not, this is something I have been intrigued with in recent times. At least till early 2000s I remember broadcasters zooming in on the coin to show if it was Head or Tail and then suddenly it stopped for some reason. Cricket has been having dubious talks from the match fixing days in late 90s, so this is at least one thing that can be shown as black and white.

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