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PCB Crying Over Ajmals Ommission, threatens to boycott awards ceremony


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This this is a situation the icc cannot solve. 32 members selected from all the test playing countries mostly plus match ref's and icc umpires etc. If it is anonymous voting then its impossible to pin point who voted for whom.

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Glad that he wasn't picked.He is an A grade chucker who hasn't been tested in a match situation. Everything was done outside. I gave the benefit of doubt initially. But he has taken chucking to a whole new level these days.

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yeah but Philander when he hardly has a T20 or ODI record is not the right pick for ICC cricketer of the year?
His Test records easily overshadows his LOI performance.
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I don't care about the pcb stance in this situation but tbh, Ajmal deserves to be on that list by virtue of his performance during the qualifying period.... The short list is a joke.... sanga??? clarke (well he did get a triple hundred against a lame indian attack but besides that he has been average during that time)???? The legality of ajmal's action should not be questioned at this point since the icc has allowed him to continue playing... that way even murali's 800 odd wkts should be disregarded.

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How many ceremonies did the Lankan board boycott for Murali not getting the award inspite of having 800 wickets at a freakish average? I understand fans being disappointed but the board lodging an official protest and then threatening to boycott is ridiculous.

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How many ceremonies did the Lankan board boycott for Murali not getting the award inspite of having 800 wickets at a freakish average? I understand fans being disappointed but the board lodging an official protest and then threatening to boycott is ridiculous.
+1 They are in no position to dictate terms as they explained it is a collective decision of 32 experts not 1 or 2.
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Specifically, the 32-person independent voting academy is made up of: Former cricketers – Andy Bichel (Aus), Naimur Rahman (BD), Aamir Sohail (Pak), Pat Symcox (SA), Nasser Hussain (Eng), Russel Arnold (SL), Robin Singh (Ind), Shane Bond (NZ), Grant Flower (Zim), Desmond Haynes (WI), John Davison (Can – Associate Representative Cricketer) Clare Taylor (Eng), Shelley Nitschke (Aus), Kerri Laing (SA), Lesley Murdoch (NZ) and Sudha Shah (Ind). Media – Greg Buckle (Aus), Abdul Majid Bhatti (Pak), Azad Majumdar (Ban), Kevin McCallum (SA), Stephen Brenkley (Eng), Chris Dhambarage (SL), Ayaz Memon (Ind), Tony Becca (WI), Bryan Waddle (NZ), John Ward (Zim), KR Nayar (Associate Representative), Alison Mitchell (Eng) and Josina Luke (WI – Women’s Committee Representative).

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