asterix Posted March 1, 2011 Posted March 1, 2011 Batsman can't be out unless someone appeals. Amazing to see that Strauss nicked TWICE in one game and our bowler and keeper didn't appeal even once! I guess nobody can say now that Indians appeal a lot :smiley: It's all in the line of trying to get the "Nobel Prize for Cricket"..or maybe in this case the "ICC World Cup Fair Play Award"..
vvvslaxman Posted March 1, 2011 Posted March 1, 2011 I think crowd noise was deafening. My gut feeling that is why everyone missed the noise. For us the noise is amplified .
Ultimate_Game Posted March 1, 2011 Posted March 1, 2011 I think crowd noise was deafening. My gut feeling that is why everyone missed the noise. For us the noise is amplified . Don't know man. This was not the first time we played a game in the deafening crowd noise. In fact I can say that the 96 quarter final against Pak or 2003 world cup game against Pak had a similar crowd noise factor if not more. I can understand other fielders not hearing the edge but if you have played the game you will know that for a wicket keeper and bowler it's pretty easy to see if the batsman nicked it or not. If you have ever played cricket and fielded in the slips or played as a bowler or the wkt keeper, you will understand what I'm talking about. The edge, no matter how thin is something is simply un-missable.
vvvslaxman Posted March 1, 2011 Posted March 1, 2011 Don't know man. This was not the first time we played a game in the deafening crowd noise. In fact I can say that the 96 quarter final against Pak or 2003 world cup game against Pak had a similar crowd noise factor if not more. I can understand other fielders not hearing the edge but if you have played the game you will know that for a wicket keeper and bowler it's pretty easy to see if the batsman nicked it or not. If you have ever played cricket and fielded in the slips or played as a bowler or the wkt keeper' date=' you will understand what I'm talking about. The edge, no matter how thin is something is simply un-missable.[/quote'] Fact that entire slip cordon and keeper and close in fielder missed the noise i can believe it was drowned by stadium noise. Sure someone like Sanga would have gone up immediately. Wonder why no one asked this to Dhoni & Co. Will be interesting to see his response.
Ultimate_Game Posted March 1, 2011 Posted March 1, 2011 Fact that entire slip cordon and keeper and close in fielder missed the noise i can believe it was drowned by stadium noise. Sure someone like Sanga would have gone up immediately. Wonder why no one asked this to Dhoni & Co. Will be interesting to see his response. I don't think there were any slips in at that time. But yup we need to go up for these decisions whenever we can a la Sanga who goes up even if there is daylight between bat and ball.
fineleg Posted March 1, 2011 Posted March 1, 2011 I don't think there were any slips in at that time. But yup we need to go up for these decisions whenever we can a la Sanga who goes up even if there is daylight between bat and ball. Sanga goes up anytime the batsman plays and misses. He's prolly the most over-appealing wicketkeeper? Or, is it Kamran Akmal?
Ultimate_Game Posted March 2, 2011 Posted March 2, 2011 Sanga goes up anytime the batsman plays and misses. He's prolly the most over-appealing wicketkeeper? Or' date=' is it Kamran Akmal?[/quote'] Akmal is generally excited when he takes the ball cleanly :haha: Sangakkara on the other hand will do anything to trick the umpire into giving the batsman out. Sometimes he goes up even when the ball actually hits the bat!!!
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