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Ponting elbows aamer, then abuses him and umpire!


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Both are equally responsible. Fine both of them. Looks like Aamir needs a wrap on the wrist to make sure he doesn't go overboard every time. As for Ponting, he is an eternal gangster on the cricket field. It's never too rich to fine him.

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Clearly Mowgli's fault. :punter: clearly sticked his elbow out for defence.. And this is not the first time, mowgli had hit Clarke with his ****ed up celebrations.. How ponting is supposed to know if he's gonna hit him or not?

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If this blows up' date=' this could be the best amusement in this series. Pakis adopted son Ponting Vs their own players. Which ******* will they support?[/quote'] u mad??? mission sucessful :haha: :giggle:
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I must say ammer needs to controll his excitment after taking up a wicket... i think it was against india match where he was so excited dat he fall down on the ground. but looking @ dos tiny gif videos i dont think ammer woud intentionally go running towards ricky ponting

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I know English is your 2nd language.Its mine too. But how do you infer that i am mad from what i said?
And he's claiming mission successful like he made it happen
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No elbow room Ponting and Aamer came close to a visit to the match referee after they clashed when Aamer had Ponting caught at short leg.
Should I laugh or cry?
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Aamer told to take care after Ponting clash The match referee Chris Broad has advised Mohammad Aamer to take care when celebrating wickets, but no official action was taken after a clash between the bowler and Ricky Ponting on the first day at Lord's. As Aamer was following through having had Ponting caught at short leg, he ran close to the batsman and contact was made. It was not the first time on this trip that Aamer collided with a batsman after dismissing him. In the second Twenty20 at Edgbaston, he leapt with such exuberance while celebrating the removal of Michael Clarke that he lost control and crashed into the batsman, although he immediately apologised. Broad said there was no reason to take official action over the Aamer-Ponting incident, but he was keen to ensure there were no further repeats. The umpires spoke to the Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi after the collision and Broad raised the issue with Aamer and the team coach Waqar Younis at the close of play. "Aamer is a young, exciting, talented player full of enthusiasm for this great sport and that is to be celebrated and nurtured," Broad said. "But there are a few things he still has to learn in relation to how to conduct himself on the field of play. "I told him that when he takes a wicket, he should celebrate with his team-mates rather than getting himself into the personal space of the outgoing batsman. It's a spirit of cricket issue. "It has happened twice now so we as a playing control team thought it would be sensible for me to have a word with him. He accepted it graciously and undertook to avoid a repeat occurrence. As far as we are concerned the issue is now closed."
NOT EVEN A WORD OF CAUTION TO PONTING.why i'm not surprised
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Match referee Chris Broad has spoken to Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Aamer about his future conduct after he brushed against Ricky Ponting following his dismissal of the Australia captain at Lord's on Tuesday.
:omg: Chris Broad does it again.
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So MR the broad' date=' talks to Aamer. No talk with :punter: for deliberate elbowing. Stupid white ******s.[/quote'] Being superior has its benifits.:hysterical::hysterical:

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