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Warne alleges spot-fixing, questioning Natarajan's no-balls


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Just now, sage said:

I wonder if BCCI can get him fired from the comm team for this

They won't.  They seem to enjoy getting brownie points from Ozzies.  Unless, of course, Srini mama throws his weight around on behalf of his state-kid.  

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14 minutes ago, sage said:

I wonder if BCCI can get him fired from the comm team for this

 

The guy is a sore loser. Has been terrible in the comm box all through the series. He does pretend as if he loves Indian cricketers, but deep down he's always been a hater.

 

BCCI should help some low level functionary from TNCA send Warne a legal notice for defamation. Enough of his verbal diarrhoea. Plus BCCI should nudge RR to end it relations with Warne. We should not let him earn a single teeny off Indian cricket.

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Of course momin Sadiq picked that up. :phehe:

 

P@kees have been mentally conditioned (should i say scarred) to believe that every no ball is a fixing attempt. 

 

Coming to warne, well he's known for talking crap. So not surprising here. 

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2 minutes ago, Norman said:

Of course momin Sadiq picked that up. :phehe:

 

P@kees have been mentally conditioned (should i say scarred) to believe that every no ball is a fixing attempt. 

 

Coming to warne, well he's known for talking crap. So not surprising here. 

Naseem Shah bowled 9 no-balls in the most recent test against New zealand lol

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Just now, BacktoCricaddict said:

As long as they are not all 1-st ball no-balls, it is not spot-fixing.  So said Sir Warne.

actually one NZ commentator did reference Mo Amir with regards to those no balls from Naseem and later issued apology

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Also Warne is an attention whore. All about him is "me, me, me". Most people regardless of which country they are from don't even like his commentary. He apparently says the obvious and inserts the most used word in modern commentators vocabulary - INTENT. Also likes to dramatize any event to gain attention like this "spot fixing". great bowler but poor commentator with BS ideas and opinions

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