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Graeme Smith- You Champion


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What champion? Nearly played 50 overs and still could not do it. If Gayle & Tendulkar bats 50 overs' date=' victory is certain. He left it too late.[/quote'] Wat da.. He kept going.. He kept scoring runs at good pace.. He hit his 141 from 134 deliveries. Had it been Tendulkar, u would have been creating zillion threads on his greatness etc. This was a terrific fighting knock from Smith.
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did strauss REFUSE him it? that is chootiyapana What happened to all the sportsmanship now straussy when theres a chance of losing eh? Smith did all he could. 6 of his 8 ODI centuries have come in chases, average goes up from 41 to 47...

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did strauss REFUSE him it? that is chootiyapana What happened to all the sportsmanship now straussy when theres a chance of losing eh? Smith did all he could. 6 of his 8 ODI centuries have come in chases, average goes up from 41 to 47...
yes Strauss refused him a runner.. that was really pathetic sportsmanship Smith played gem of an innings
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did strauss REFUSE him it? that is chootiyapana What happened to all the sportsmanship now straussy when theres a chance of losing eh? Smith did all he could. 6 of his 8 ODI centuries have come in chases, average goes up from 41 to 47...
I think it was a fair call by Strauss.
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I think it was a fair call by Strauss.
Hmm, i guess all is fair in love and cricket...defo wasnt sportsmanship Was it because he was cramped ? Some rule saying you can refuse a runner if the batter is cramped... so if it was any other injury Strauss couldnt refuse a runner
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^ Hmm, i guess all is fair etc.. Was it because he was cramped ? Some rule saying you can refuse a runner if the batter is cramped... so if it was any other injury Strauss couldnt refuse a runner
A runner is allowed for injuries sustained during a match - cramping does not count as an injury and in that case it's up to the fielding captain to allow or not.
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SA crumbled but that was a braveheart innings :hatsoff:
I agree. Graeme, you are an example of what a captain should do. Never slowed down. Got nearly half the runs. Kept fighting while doom was basically certain. William Wallace (Braveheart) would have been proud imo.
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A runner is allowed for injuries sustained during a match - cramping does not count as an injury and in that case it's up to the fielding captain to allow or not.
but hardly have I seen any opposition refusing runner to a cramped player who has played more than 30-40 overs.. that is just called bad sportsmanship.. I have hardly ever seen any team refusing it till now

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