Bradman99 Posted February 3, 2010 Share Posted February 3, 2010 Tait sounds like a major idiot there. Link to comment
achilles Posted February 3, 2010 Share Posted February 3, 2010 Tait sounds like a major idiot. Corrected :hatsoff: Link to comment
Sachinism Posted February 3, 2010 Share Posted February 3, 2010 I remember this. I also remember him warning Sreesanth that he will be taken to task in Australia after he had a run-in with Symo that year (we all remember it). I also remember Shoaib trying to poke his nose by saying that Tait would make us jump around with his pace and that Indians are scared of pace. Moral of the story - I don't even remember Tait playing against us ::fail: I remember the way he got sent back with his tail between his legs Link to comment
coffee_rules Posted February 3, 2010 Share Posted February 3, 2010 I think there is a little truth to it. Even Dravid who used something to shine and Tendulkar have been charged and punished for Ball Tampering. But nobody has ever tried to bite a ball. Link to comment
Fontaine Posted February 3, 2010 Share Posted February 3, 2010 So where were Imran/Rameez/Shahid when Pak bowlers like Asif etc burst onto the stage or Gul was getting reverse swing then Aamer? These clowns made no remarks about all teams tampering with the ball when Pak bowlers were getting all kinds of movement the last few years. It's only when Shahid gets caught red faced and red handed that they start to level these accusations. Link to comment
MUMBAISKIPPER Posted February 3, 2010 Share Posted February 3, 2010 Imran khan,Sarfraz Nawaz,Wasim Akram,Waqar Younis were true champions of ball tampering and this is the real image of pakistani bowling "Legends"...Afridi is just one more addition to the list Link to comment
Pak_Forever Posted February 3, 2010 Share Posted February 3, 2010 Does it give you guys a little relief that other countrymen are talking about it too? Stop being so stubborn and confess the fact that almost every team does it, probably not India b/c scratching no-scratching doesn't make a difference as you need pace to make use of it. Tait probably knows that it happens in Australian domestic, he didn't directly refer to it or else he would have been in trouble. English bowler did it in Ashes and have kept doing it on regular basis. Alan Donald wanted it to be legalized, so its not only Pakistanis. Make better pitches all around the world or just make tampering legal. Link to comment
Pak_Forever Posted February 3, 2010 Share Posted February 3, 2010 So where were Imran/Rameez/Shahid when Pak bowlers like Asif etc burst onto the stage or Gul was getting reverse swing then Aamer? These clowns made no remarks about all teams tampering with the ball when Pak bowlers were getting all kinds of movement the last few years. It's only when Shahid gets caught red faced and red handed that they start to level these accusations. b/c our bowlers bowl faster and a ball 40 overs old can easily be reversed.....you won't understand this, it's not your fault. :winky: Link to comment
Ram Posted February 3, 2010 Share Posted February 3, 2010 All teams tamper the ball my ass.. Either you prove your claim with evidence or you dont open your mouth. Link to comment
Pak_Forever Posted February 3, 2010 Share Posted February 3, 2010 All teams tamper the ball my ass.. Either you prove your claim with evidence or you dont open your mouth. so you want Tait to come out and say it happens in Australian domestic too? He's not a fool. A general reference about the main issue is enough to get the picture. Link to comment
Ram Posted February 3, 2010 Share Posted February 3, 2010 so you want Tait to come out and say it happens in Australian domestic too? He's not a fool. A general reference about the main issue is enough to get the picture. What next? Some other player will come and say all teams fix matches and you wanna take that on face value? I am not denying that some level of clandestine ball tampering does go on, but to say it is a universal phenomenon practiced by all teams is just absurd. Link to comment
saneindian Posted February 3, 2010 Share Posted February 3, 2010 Why haven't the likes of Holding, Lillee, Thomson, Pollock, Mcgrath, Garner, Walsh or Ambrose talked about making ball tampering legal. Looks like only those cheats who used it during their playing days are speaking out in favour of that due to a sense of guilt. Link to comment
Clarke Posted February 3, 2010 Share Posted February 3, 2010 Does it give you guys a little relief that other countrymen are talking about it too? Stop being so stubborn and confess the fact that almost every team does it' date=' [b']probably not India b/c scratching no-scratching doesn't make a difference as you need pace to make use of it. Tait probably knows that it happens in Australian domestic, he didn't directly refer to it or else he would have been in trouble. English bowler did it in Ashes and have kept doing it on regular basis. Alan Donald wanted it to be legalized, so its not only Pakistanis. Make better pitches all around the world or just make tampering legal. Here comes the gosht-eating phaaast bowler theory :cantstop: Ever seen Zaheer bowl recently ? Hell, Matthew Hoggard reverse swung the ball when he was in India in 2006. Link to comment
punjabi_khota Posted February 3, 2010 Share Posted February 3, 2010 ****ing joke Mr. Tait :lmao: He hasn't seen it, he hasn't done it, but he knows it happens. Wouldn't say who told him. Is it a ****ing UFO ? Link to comment
Homerus_Unus Posted February 4, 2010 Share Posted February 4, 2010 Stop being so stubborn and confess the fact that almost every team does it' date=' [/quote'] Okay, why didn't any ONE of these players every say such things while they were playing the game? Maybe you ought to question that. In that context, Half-retardi might be the only brave soul (read: dumb***) to open his mouth so blatantly. As for Imran Khan, his "everyone does it, but I didn't do it" statement is nothing more than self-righteous bullcrap! Link to comment
TheWall Posted February 5, 2010 Share Posted February 5, 2010 Imran khan' date='Sarfraz Nawaz,Wasim Akram,Waqar Younis were true champions of ball tampering and this is the real image of pakistani bowling "Legends"...Afridi is just one more addition to the list[/quote'] :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical: Legends of Ball Tampering Link to comment
zen Posted February 5, 2010 Share Posted February 5, 2010 http://www.cricinfo.com/magazine/content/story/446934.html I laughed when I read the not walking was compared to ball tempering. There are so many occasions where a batsmen is not out but is giving out. For example a bad LBW decision, a bad caught behind, etc. If you are talking about walking then you shouldn't be appealing when you think the batsman is not out. Not walking is accepted because the decision rests with umpire whether the batsman or bowler is right. And over a course of time, it is said things even out! In short: Not walking can be compared to false appealing (including claiming bumps). Ball tempering is a different issue. Coming back to ball tempering, the laws are not clearly defined and are the same (from what I understand) whether the offense is minor, technical or a major one. It is understood that when we are talking about ball tempering, we are talking about major ones. Before talking about ball tempering (including legalizing it), one needs to first differentiate the major ones Link to comment
The Outsider Posted February 5, 2010 Share Posted February 5, 2010 ^ Either these guys just sensationalize things by making comparisons like the above, or they are genuine idiots. Even a retarded amoeba can see through the stupidity of the analogy drawn between walking and ball tampering. Link to comment
hari504504 Posted February 5, 2010 Share Posted February 5, 2010 All teams tamper with the ball... maybe, considering that tampering = changing the nature of the ball , so trying to shine one side and leave the other rough can be considered tampernig. But NOONE has tried to eat the cricket ball on the pitch to try to stop the match until... Link to comment
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