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Mercy Rule in cricket


Mercy Rule in cricket  

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    • Yes - when a match can get over in 1.5 days why drag it to 4
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    • No - there's some masochistic and sadistic pleasure which a true cricket fan enjoys
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    • Can't say - can't be bothered
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I think ICC will need to come up with a mercy rule in cricket real soon to make the games more exciting for spectators and reduce the amount of boring one-sided cricket, especially when teams like India are playing. I mean when Team A overtakes Team B's score with all 10 wkts in hand, there should be something for the spectators to look forward to. At least they can retain interest just to see whether mercy rule will be applied or not. I say any team which overtakes their opponent's total with 8 or more wkts in hand wins by knock out (mercy rule). Why stretch out the charade when the result's already inevitable.

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fvck mercy rule. I feel like exterminating these pansies with a gatling gun. *****uon ney poorey desh ka naam mitti mein mila diya.
Abhi to Aus India se 100+ lead lega with all wkts in hand :haha:
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No mercy rule :nono: You must be prepared to take it like a man.
We are but think about the poor paying spectators. Have to feel for Australians who have to watch this shambolic team when they would have found the KFC bash much more entertaining. Plus even "taking like a man" has some limits... we have been taking it since the Eng series with no end in sight :haha: Hamara haal to us gadhi jaisa ho gaya hai jis pe koi tharki gadha chad gaya hai :winky:
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When we are thrashed this badly , I would prefer harakiri (ritual suicide through disembowelment ) in front of the stadium crowd after the surrender. In the manner of the samurai the cricketers must attenuate the shame brought upon cricket and country.

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When we are thrashed this badly , I would prefer harakiri (ritual suicide through disembowelment ) in front of the stadium crowd after the surrender. In the manner of the samurai the cricketers must attenuate the shame brought upon cricket and country.
Shame is not brought by losing but by players who sell their country for money :winky:
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Innings Forfeiture is certainly legal. To make it better for everyone, all Dhoni has to do is to forfeit the second innings here, as well as the first & second innings in Adelaide.

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There should be a rule that a team can forfeit a match. That way our team can concede both the Perth and Adelaide matches and come back home and do some go-carting or even F1 style racing (I am sure the BCCI can hire the Budh International Circuit)

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How about giving India a 300 run first innings start when they tour Aus and England? Perhaps they can get to bat three times? We need these matches to be more competitive. I'm in favour of letting small cricket countries like India and Bangladesh a bit of an advantage .

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How about giving India a 300 run first innings start when they tour Aus and England? Perhaps they can get to bat three times? We need these matches to be more competitive. I'm in favour of letting small cricket countries like India and Bangladesh a bit of an advantage .
:hmmm: Introducing handicap in cricket does have its merits. Would make for more interesting cricket and less one-sided Tests. Good call!
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Reminds me of the instance when I had to take my smaller cousin's wicket thrice to get him out:haha:
Yup good old days... first ball dismissals don't count - try ball, one tip one hand, handicapping younger players by giving them 3 extra lives :haha: All good suggestions to make the game more interesting :two_thumbs_up:

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