Jay Posted February 25, 2021 Posted February 25, 2021 1 hour ago, SRT100 said: Problem is that all 3 players are literally immovable objects from Indian XI. it wouldnt surprise me if Gill is dropped for the next match. He shouldnt but I think he will for Mayank. Mayank should have played anyway. Instead of Rahane but it won't happen. Hell Mayank > Kohli in India ATM.
GeeGaw Posted February 25, 2021 Posted February 25, 2021 One thing we can all agree on is the members of India test team have saved India's ass this season.
rollingstoned Posted February 25, 2021 Posted February 25, 2021 https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/ind-vs-eng-3rd-test-ahmedabad-england-ask-match-referee-for-consistency-amid-third-umpire-frustrations-1252917 England ask match referee for 'consistency' amid third-umpire frustrations Joe Root and Chris Silverwood speak with Javagal Srinath after on-field exasperation George Dobell12:23 AM England's captain and coach have asked the match referee to ensure "consistency" in the process by which the TV umpire comes to decisions after more contentious moments on the first day of the third Test in Ahmedabad. Joe Root and Chris Silverwood went to see Javagal Srinath, the ICC match referee, after the end of the first day's play to register their frustrations after two decisions - both of which went India's way - were made, in their view, unusually quickly. In the first instance, Shubman Gill was reprieved by the TV umpire, C Shamshuddin, when replays suggested Ben Stokes, at slip, may have failed to complete a catch cleanly. In the second, Rohit Sharma was adjudged not out after an appeal for a stumping. On both occasions, Shamshuddin appeared to come to his decision surprisingly quickly and without recourse to the numerous angles which usually accompany the decision-making process. At one stage, Root could be heard on the stump mics asking the on-field umpires why only one camera angle had been utilised when he felt a different one could have provided more certainty. By contrast, when Jack Leach edged a low chance earlier in the day, Shamshuddin was provided with various angles - including one from a stump camera - before coming to his decision. These incidents follow those in the second Test where Ajinkya Rahane survived a review for a bat-pad catch when the TV umpire on that occasion, Anil Chaudhary, failed to review the correct passage of play. Rohit also survived another close call for a stumping with only one angle of the incident available to the TV umpire, while the on-field umpires chose to review Virat Kohli's dismissal after he was clean bowled. As a result, Root and Silverwood went to see Srinath after stumps. "The England captain and head coach spoke with the match referee after play," an England team spokesperson said. "The captain and head coach acknowledged the challenges the umpires faced and asked respectfully that in making any decisions there was consistency in the process. The match referee said the captain was asking the right questions of the umpires." The ICC have been contacted for comment. England have clashed with Shamshuddin previously. He stood down - reportedly due to ill health - from a T20I series decider between England and India in 2017 after Eoin Morgan expressed "extreme frustration" with his performance. Zak Crawley, the one England batsman who emerged from the wreckage of a poor batting performance with any credit, admitted his side's "frustrations." "When we batted, Jack Leach had a similar sort of one [low catch, similar to the Stokes dismissal] where it didn't quite carry and it seemed like they looked at it from five or six different angles," Crawley said. "When we were fielding it seemed like they looked at it from one angle. "That's where the frustrations lie. I can't say whether they were out or not out, but I think the frustrations lie with not checking more thoroughly." The ICC have decided to dispense with neutral umpires during the Covid-19 pandemic in light of the difficulties with international travel. They have attempted to compensate for any possibility of unconscious bias by providing teams with an extra review per innings.
GeeGaw Posted February 25, 2021 Posted February 25, 2021 35 minutes ago, sarchasm said: Yes, Obama is so modest he only had the following named after him Schools and colleges - 22 of them Streets - 17 of them Libraries and a state holiday It's not like he asked for them to be named after him like hotels by another politician. And unless you go to one of those 22 schools (of which there are about 100,000 in the USA) or drive one of those 17 streets (of which there are about 240,000,000 in the USA) is that significant? Take my advice given to the other guy... read better. Indwin, sarchasm and addicted4444 1 1 1
Gollum Posted February 25, 2021 Posted February 25, 2021 DC is carrying this team, like always. All 10 wickets by our bowlers, in the presence of President and Amit Shah, in inaugural match of Narendra Modi Stadium. Rahane, Pant, Ashwin, Axar will have to do the bulk of the scoring and again all up to us to pick 10 more English wickets. The contribution of DC towards Indian cricket. As the saying goes is is Admin ji @Cricketics time has come to replace ICF banner, just put Indian DC players on top, will be a fitting tribute to the franchise's culture of excellence and nation building endeavors. GeeGaw, Lone Wolf, Nikola and 1 other 2 2
Real McCoy Posted February 25, 2021 Posted February 25, 2021 44 minutes ago, rollingstoned said: https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/ind-vs-eng-3rd-test-ahmedabad-england-ask-match-referee-for-consistency-amid-third-umpire-frustrations-1252917 England ask match referee for 'consistency' amid third-umpire frustrations Joe Root and Chris Silverwood speak with Javagal Srinath after on-field exasperation George Dobell12:23 AM England's captain and coach have asked the match referee to ensure "consistency" in the process by which the TV umpire comes to decisions after more contentious moments on the first day of the third Test in Ahmedabad. Joe Root and Chris Silverwood went to see Javagal Srinath, the ICC match referee, after the end of the first day's play to register their frustrations after two decisions - both of which went India's way - were made, in their view, unusually quickly. In the first instance, Shubman Gill was reprieved by the TV umpire, C Shamshuddin, when replays suggested Ben Stokes, at slip, may have failed to complete a catch cleanly. In the second, Rohit Sharma was adjudged not out after an appeal for a stumping. On both occasions, Shamshuddin appeared to come to his decision surprisingly quickly and without recourse to the numerous angles which usually accompany the decision-making process. At one stage, Root could be heard on the stump mics asking the on-field umpires why only one camera angle had been utilised when he felt a different one could have provided more certainty. By contrast, when Jack Leach edged a low chance earlier in the day, Shamshuddin was provided with various angles - including one from a stump camera - before coming to his decision. These incidents follow those in the second Test where Ajinkya Rahane survived a review for a bat-pad catch when the TV umpire on that occasion, Anil Chaudhary, failed to review the correct passage of play. Rohit also survived another close call for a stumping with only one angle of the incident available to the TV umpire, while the on-field umpires chose to review Virat Kohli's dismissal after he was clean bowled. As a result, Root and Silverwood went to see Srinath after stumps. "The England captain and head coach spoke with the match referee after play," an England team spokesperson said. "The captain and head coach acknowledged the challenges the umpires faced and asked respectfully that in making any decisions there was consistency in the process. The match referee said the captain was asking the right questions of the umpires." The ICC have been contacted for comment. England have clashed with Shamshuddin previously. He stood down - reportedly due to ill health - from a T20I series decider between England and India in 2017 after Eoin Morgan expressed "extreme frustration" with his performance. Zak Crawley, the one England batsman who emerged from the wreckage of a poor batting performance with any credit, admitted his side's "frustrations." "When we batted, Jack Leach had a similar sort of one [low catch, similar to the Stokes dismissal] where it didn't quite carry and it seemed like they looked at it from five or six different angles," Crawley said. "When we were fielding it seemed like they looked at it from one angle. "That's where the frustrations lie. I can't say whether they were out or not out, but I think the frustrations lie with not checking more thoroughly." The ICC have decided to dispense with neutral umpires during the Covid-19 pandemic in light of the difficulties with international travel. They have attempted to compensate for any possibility of unconscious bias by providing teams with an extra review per innings. That's bullshit. It was not out when Stokes dragged that ball in the grass for a full foot. He didn't even have a finger underneath the ball. Good on Sunny to call it grassed. Need more courage and conviction like that to call this BS out. That carry on by Root and Broad is only to suppress the fact that Stokes claimed the catch that was grassed and cheated so that the on field ump called the soft signal as out. Jack Leach was out in the stump camera angle. Gimme a break. Can't wait for these poms to leave our shores. They can whine when they are back in England. Infact, the umps should have reported it to the match referee on their behavior. I think the umps and the referee don't want to appear biased as there is no neutrals. Menon looked tired listening to Root's demonstrations and Chaudury didnt look a bit pleased when Leach appealed for Rohit's LBW when Rohit was down the crease. He turned his face away during the appeal. addicted4444 1
Stan AF Posted February 25, 2021 Posted February 25, 2021 I welcome Jimmy comic neesham to the fold. CC @Mariyam Mariyam, raki05, nevada and 1 other 4
vijaydude Posted February 25, 2021 Posted February 25, 2021 7 hours ago, maniac said: I think Murali Vijay has moved on. Even he will be surprised if he knows someone even considered this. Yes. I was responding to the ATG Indian openers discussion. Vijay had a deplorable fall after a stellar few years. Gambhir-esque almost.
GeeGaw Posted February 25, 2021 Posted February 25, 2021 1 hour ago, sarchasm said: I like the confidence you have. Deploying logic that belongs in a madarassa and insisting others learn to read better. Well, you should read better. 1 hour ago, sarchasm said: And were you standing in the room as a peon when you came to learn Modi insisted on the stadium being named after him? No, but how many of those schools, holidays, streets, etc were named after Obama while he was still in office? Again, read better... dumbass. 1 hour ago, sarchasm said: And did Obama also personally show you how he was not consulted on having schools and streets and a goddamned holiday named after him? No he didn't. But he wasn't in charge when all those things were named after him. Do you think BCCI just sprung a big surprise on Modi getting the world's largest stadium named after him with no consultation? Again, read better... dumbass. 1 hour ago, sarchasm said: I also take it you have no problems if an Indian state declares a new holiday called the Narendra Modi day? If they do it the day after he leaves office, fine. Even better if it's the day after he dies. 2 hours ago, sarchasm said: Here's my advice, GTFO here with your silly nonsense on what's significant and what's not and stick this L on your forehead. Here's my advice. Take your beat down and learn to read better, you stupid dumbass. addicted4444 1
GeeGaw Posted February 25, 2021 Posted February 25, 2021 2 hours ago, Gollum said: DC is carrying this team, like always. All 10 wickets by our bowlers, in the presence of President and Amit Shah, in inaugural match of Narendra Modi Stadium. Rahane, Pant, Ashwin, Axar will have to do the bulk of the scoring and again all up to us to pick 10 more English wickets. The contribution of DC towards Indian cricket. As the saying goes is is Admin ji @Cricketics time has come to replace ICF banner, just put Indian DC players on top, will be a fitting tribute to the franchise's culture of excellence and nation building endeavors. We will allow participation from MI contingent via Rohit and maybe Bumrah can get a wicket against Broad or Anderson. But yes, other than that it's gotta be the DC contingent to carry India to victory like they have this entire season. Gollum 1
GeeGaw Posted February 25, 2021 Posted February 25, 2021 2 hours ago, Gollum said: DC is carrying this team, like always. All 10 wickets by our bowlers, in the presence of President and Amit Shah, in inaugural match of Narendra Modi Stadium. Rahane, Pant, Ashwin, Axar will have to do the bulk of the scoring and again all up to us to pick 10 more English wickets. The contribution of DC towards Indian cricket. As the saying goes is is Admin ji @Cricketics time has come to replace ICF banner, just put Indian DC players on top, will be a fitting tribute to the franchise's culture of excellence and nation building endeavors. I wants to upvote this post again because nevada and Gollum 1 1
Sandeep99 Posted February 25, 2021 Posted February 25, 2021 Rahane SHOULD retire... this is BS batting
Sandeep99 Posted February 25, 2021 Posted February 25, 2021 4 minutes ago, Vk1 said: odds of game finishing today? Most probably if India get out by lunch
Sandeep99 Posted February 25, 2021 Posted February 25, 2021 Rohit vs Anderson in England would be fun
Sandeep99 Posted February 25, 2021 Posted February 25, 2021 How long before Root bowls himself in tandem with Leach?
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