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The curious case of Ponting's dissent?


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That'll do me.. How are you meant to cheat with technology?
Broad tried it once. Clarke tried. Haddin did too. The problem with him is that he refuses to man up to his mistakes. It wouldn't have cost him much to try and tell Punter that, "Sorry skip. I screwed up". If everyone in the team was just as logical as you, I'm sure the reaction would've been a lot different. Anyways, this is just another nail in Punter's coffin. Sad to see the man will only be remembered for his batting exploits, unlike Sachin or Rahul or Mark Taylor, who have also created a reputation of being what everyone should be - "Sportsmen"
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That is amazing. I thought Ponting might have learned a few things from his past experiences, but Australians have become such sore losers. Ponting and Siddle should be banned for a couple of matches for that. KP was cool when Ponting went whining to him.

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The verdict is in. Punter has been fined 40% of his match fees for this shameful incident. Forget a match ban, they couldn't even fine him 100% of the fees. Unreal! Or am I being unreasonable here? He already has four citations for showing dissent against umpires in the past. This would be the 5th incident...and this time it was with both umpires. Double trouble!

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This surely was a level 2 offence and would have meant a minimum of 1 test ban. But looks like he was charged with a level 1 offence and hence a 40% match fee fine. Absolutely ridiculous.

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This surely was a level 2 offence and would have meant a minimum of 1 test ban. But looks like he was charged with a level 1 offence and hence a 40% match fee fine. Absolutely ridiculous.
:finger: to the referee...
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Aussies for too long had their way with everything, this has to stop, it is typical Punter behavior when things dont go his way he acts like petulant child. He is like John McEnroe of crickets who acted so boorishly when he was not winning but was all smiles when things went his way.

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If it had been any Indian player he would have at least been fined his entire match fee, and maybe even handed a one-match ban. Not that I'm cynical or anything. :roll:

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Pressure is too much for this tool, realizes his career is about to be over, gonna lose his 3rd Ashes series, can't buy a run and is shocked the umpires don't quite have his back anymore Don't worry :punter: ICC still recognises your white skin, carry on

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That is amazing. I thought Ponting might have learned a few things from his past experiences, but Australians have become such sore losers. Ponting and Siddle should be banned for a couple of matches for that. KP was cool when Ponting went whining to him.
When things don't go your way' date=' this is not the way to react.That is the main difference between a gentleman and an Australian :D[/quote']
Aussies for too long had their way with everything, this has to stop, it is typical Punter behavior when things dont go his way he acts like petulant child. He is like John McEnroe of crickets who acted so boorishly when he was not winning but was all smiles when things went his way.
C'mon guys. It is racist or something to pick on the stupidity of some Australians. :fear: :yayo:
The verdict is in. Punter has been fined 40% of his match fees for this shameful incident. Forget a match ban, they couldn't even fine him 100% of the fees. Unreal! Or am I being unreasonable here? He already has four citations for showing dissent against umpires in the past. This would be the 5th incident...and this time it was with both umpires. Double trouble!
They actually grew a spinal cord and fined him :woot:. He totally deserved a match ban but well, different rules for players from different countries. **cough** Mike Proctor in South Africa **cough**

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