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How has India escaped punishment after the DRS incident?


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Posted
12 minutes ago, goose said:

 

if you see everything through the prism of favor, reciprocation, politics do not be surprised when certain players manage to overstay their welcome or people are elevated above their station. call a spade a spade.

You asked for a reason, I have you one one which I believe is a logical explanation. If you think it's not due to favor, let's hear your reasons for why there has been no action by SA, ICC or BCCI 

Posted
12 minutes ago, ShoonyaSifar said:

You asked for a reason, I have you one one which I believe is a logical explanation. If you think it's not due to favor, let's hear your reasons for why there has been no action by SA, ICC or BCCI 

 

because the BCCI wields all the power through the IPL in particular. the whole institution demands obedience or else.

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they got away thanks to the loophole that you can insult some types of people (e.g., broadcasters) but not others (e.g., players)

Posted
3 hours ago, ShoonyaSifar said:

SA Board returning the favour. BCCI continued the tour (and earlier the A tour) despite the Omicron wave. Plus they've won the series. Why escalate tensions? They'll now focus on winning the ODI series.

 

Did you read Kohli's statement after the match? The clown said it was just a moment in the match and we immediately moved on. Can't be a bigger lie, but then like a tru politician, being a liar and deceitful is second nature to captain clown. I do hope SA players massively sledge clown for not being a ODI captain and hit at his huge ego.

 

yes he should have said that we lost the plot and couldnt concentrate for next hour. That'd been 'honest'

Posted
4 hours ago, goose said:

nothing from ICC

nothing from BCCI

no demerit points

zilch

nadda

what a disgrace

legalese and fear of provoking BCCI backlash because it involved "soooperstar" Virat. 

 

 

Posted
Just now, sandeep said:

legalese and fear of provoking BCCI backlash because it involved "soooperstar" Virat. 

 

 

Given the turmoil in SA cricket, they definitely didn't want to get into bad books of BCCI

Posted
32 minutes ago, sandeep said:

legalese and fear of provoking BCCI backlash because it involved "soooperstar" Virat. 

 

 

the usual suspects can go to town on claims that ICC is subservient to BCCI. 

Posted
5 hours ago, goose said:

nothing from ICC

nothing from BCCI

no demerit points

zilch

nadda

what a disgrace

I'm sorry you are dissapointed :-D

Posted
2 hours ago, goose said:

 

because the BCCI wields all the power through the IPL in particular. the whole institution demands obedience or else.

If you knew the answer why post it as a question?

Please amend the thread title;)

Posted
36 minutes ago, goose said:

Kohli was in no mood to give way when quizzed about his sides behavior at the press conference

 

In other news Peter Lalor has written a piece - but i can't access

 

Kohli lifts lid on Sandpapergate conspiracy theory

India’s captain’s subtle dig suggested the South African broadcaster turned a blind eye to what the home side was up to during Sandpapergate.

 

I wonder if kohli is implying that both teams were sandpapering?

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