Number Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 All these guys (Shoaib' date=' Murali, Ajmal) with these peculiar arm defects taking heaps of wickets in international cricket. Charles Darwin must be pleased.[/quote'] :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
zep1706 Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 I have been saying that Ajmal hardly knows English and might have said something meaning something else. Apparently he has already said the same thing in Urdu, so it's definitely not a language thing. Watch from 5:00 Q3vlW0NK3kY
Magneto Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 Apparently he has already said the same thing in Urdu, so it's definitely not a language thing. Watch from 5:00 Q3vlW0NK3kY Holy shyt! Ramiz told him on his face that had he been the batsman and seen him bowling with a 23 degree bend, he would have picked up a stump to bash him. :facepalm: Revealing interview! Everyone should watch this and decide for themselves.
asterix Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 Leave him alone..English will find any excuse to whinge..What's their excuses to give heaps of wickets to Rehman and Gul?
Karan114 Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 Apparently he has already said the same thing in Urdu, so it's definitely not a language thing. Watch from 5:00 Q3vlW0NK3kY Thanks for posting, that definitely ends the English/misinterpretation thing, so he is definitely clear in his mind that he bends it more than the rule allows for other bowlers. But the ICC claims otherwise?
Asim Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 Whatever he said to BBC was not true, neither he lied nor it was a joke... thats Saeed Ajmal for you...
achilles Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 Leave him alone..English will find any excuse to whinge..What's their excuses to give heaps of wickets to Rehman and Gul? Precisely. But Ajmal is really setting himself up here. Nikla tha Rambo banke British media ki maarne
Magneto Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 Whatever he said to BBC was not true' date=' neither he lied nor it was a joke... thats Saeed Ajmal for you...[/quote'] You mean 'was' true?
Old guy Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 oh boy.. now this is clearly not right...how is his arm not good? does not make sense cos 23.5 degree is big big difference! maybe they can allow 2-3 degrees at best.. this is just calling for trouble
Magneto Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 oh boy.. now this is clearly not right...how is his arm not good? does not make sense cos 23.5 degree is big big difference! maybe they can allow 2-3 degrees at best.. this is just calling for trouble see the interview ... he says he had an accident because of which he already has a handicap of 8.5 degrees. Everyone should watch the interview. Good fun interview. Also Sohail Tanvir's lame comments.
Asim Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 Holy shyt! Ramiz told him on his face that had he been the batsman and seen him bowling with a 23 degree bend, he would have picked a stump to bash him. :facepalm: as if you did not watched+heard it but read it in some article etc and not able to judge the mode or expression he used while saying it...
Old guy Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 see the interview ... he says he had an accident because of which he already has a handicap of 8.5 degrees. Everyone should watch the interview. Good fun interview. Also Sohail Tanvir's lame comments. so then dont bowl..if its such a big diff..i dont get this.. honestly this is competitive sport.. u cant bend the rules just bcos u have physical limitations and i will but video wont load would download it
badmash Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 so then dont bowl..if its such a big diff..i dont get this.. honestly this is competitive sport.. u cant bend the rules just bcos u have physical limitations and i will but video wont load would download it Pakistan Team Manager Naveed Akram Cheema, while clarifying off-spinner Saeed AjmalÃÔ comments on his bowling action, has issued the following statement: ''The ICCÃÔ level of tolerance of 15 degrees relates to the degree of elbow extension that is permitted in the bowling action i.e. the amount by which the arm is straightening. ''Previous tests conducted on the action of Saeed Ajmal show that the degree of elbow extension is well within ICCÃÔ tolerance levels. ''Saeed Ajmal was referring to the angle of elbow abduction i.e. the angle of the upper arm to the forearm and not the degree of elbow extension. This angle is approximately 23 degrees in SaeedÃÔ case.'' ICC General Manager Cricket, David Richardson, said: ''There is a big difference between the ÅÆlbow carry angle (elbow abduction) and the degree of elbow extension. There is nothing preventing a bowler bowling with a bent arm, provided he does not straighten it beyond the permitted degrees of tolerance.'' http://icc-cricket.yahoo.net/newsdet...975_1328613840
Magneto Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 as if you did not watched+heard it but read it in some article etc and not able to judge the mode or expression he used while saying it... Ramiz does look surprised there. Of course he said that as a 'joke', but the surprise and confusion was on his face. Have you seen the interview?
Old guy Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 Pakistan Team Manager Naveed Akram Cheema, while clarifying off-spinner Saeed AjmalÃÔ comments on his bowling action, has issued the following statement: ''The ICCÃÔ level of tolerance of 15 degrees relates to the degree of elbow extension that is permitted in the bowling action i.e. the amount by which the arm is straightening. ''Previous tests conducted on the action of Saeed Ajmal show that the degree of elbow extension is well within ICCÃÔ tolerance levels. ''Saeed Ajmal was referring to the angle of elbow abduction i.e. the angle of the upper arm to the forearm and not the degree of elbow extension. This angle is approximately 23 degrees in SaeedÃÔ case.'' ICC General Manager Cricket, David Richardson, said: ''There is a big difference between the ÅÆlbow carry angle (elbow abduction) and the degree of elbow extension. There is nothing preventing a bowler bowling with a bent arm, provided he does not straighten it beyond the permitted degrees of tolerance.'' http://icc-cricket.yahoo.net/newsdet...975_1328613840 thank you .. so this means is he can bend it as much he wants but after bending he cant straigten his arm more then 15 degress understood :winky:
Old guy Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 guys its perfectly legal ... u jsut cant trust wht ajmal says lol im sure even he does not knows details about his action :cantstop:
Magneto Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 guys its perfectly legal ... u jsut cant trust wht ajmal says lol im sure even he does not knows details about his action :cantstop: You still need to watch the interview to see what he's saying.
Old guy Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 You still need to watch the interview to see what he's saying. its pretty clear he is talking about bending.. (there is actually no restriction on it.. its the flex which has restriiction of 15 degrees.. thats the rule..
badmash Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 You still need to watch the interview to see what he's saying. he is saying since there is a permanent bend of 8.5 degrees, he is allowed to bowl 23.5 degrees in total .. so in the end..23-8.5 =15 degrees leeway is justified and he falls within it as per ICC's statement clearing ajmal's quote
Asim Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 You still need to watch the interview to see what he's saying. Do you really believe when he went to Aus alone he completely understood the whole test proceeding, criteria, its results and all of his conversations there, :cantstop:the man who saying "mujey itni english b nahi ati thi, sath koi b nahi gya, mai to aisey tha jaisey yateem ho koi":--D
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