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A cheat is someone like Dravid or Asif who is convicted of a crime. No body cares about the internet trolls who are jealous of a successful spinner who doesn't play on home pitches and still average in 20s. Some spinners mostly play at home and still average in 40s.
Daaru peeke post karoge toh yahi haal hoga. :hysterical:
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Shane Warne during commentary today said something like "Ajmal is very smart bowler' date=' loves his long sleeves" :D[/quote'] Exactly! taking a shot at him and his tactics.
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A cheat is someone like Dravid or Asif who is convicted of a crime. No body cares about the internet trolls who are jealous of a successful spinner who doesn't play on home pitches and still average in 20s. Some spinners mostly play at home and still average in 40s.
Just because some pitiful souls cannot play at home, it doesn't mean you have to be jealous of those who do Keep your cheap shots and post garbage at pakaupassion, not here. Secondly, these "some spinners" have won as many ICC trophies as "some other team" has in its entire history; so a little respect wouldn't go amiss.
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Any one noticed it yesterday ? Ajmal was bowling in Mallinga's sling action. Funny part is that both of them already have suspect action. Why ICC is allowing this ?
Epic fail , your knowledge about cricket laws are funny.. There is nothing wrong with Malinga's action.
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Define what you mean by clean? If by clean you mean legal then yes its definitely clean. If by clean you mean a dead straight arm then no its not. I just find it funny how people, mostly Indians, harp on about Ajmal's action for days when the rest of the world has gotten over it as he's been put under the scanner before. Crying online won't help
I have no idea , but allowing the likes of Ajmal and Murali in the past to bowl is really unfair on other bowler . The guy was shamelessly throwing even in todays game . its just not cricket . Where have the rest of the world got over it ? English players have repeatedly hinted & Warne tweeted about it just yesterday .
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Any one noticed it yesterday ? Ajmal was bowling in Mallinga's sling action. Funny part is that both of them already have suspect action. Why ICC is allowing this ?
Shows a case of suspect cricketing knowledge:finger:
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Now for the science bit: as Ajmal begins to bring his arm over to bowl' date= there is, on average, a 23.5 degree bend in his elbow (elbow flexion) - the angle to which Ajmal referred in his BBC interview. As he delivers the ball, his arm straightens (elbow extension) by, on average, eight degrees - well within the 15-degree range of tolerance for international cricket set by the ICC. First - I dont give a damn about this university of Western Australia. I am not sure how good they are. It seems like someone paid them off for this bullsheet. Even by their admission he flexes it by 25 degrees and straightens it later on. So according to my calculations he can get much more rpm by 25 degree bend than someone like Ashwin who is barely 3 degrees. 25/3 = 8 times the advantage. If he has arm problem he can play paraolympics but should not be allowed to set foot on cricket field.
First - You think you are a better experianced person that Dr. Elliott about bio mechanics? Secondly you think your naked eye is better than a camera? Get a life man, this is borderline mental retardation. Thirdly, since your mentally challenged, you don't understand what is a fixed flexion deformity is. Go ahead and google it, and try to digest it if you can. Otherwise join that flat earth society.
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First - You think you are a better experianced person that Dr. Elliott about bio mechanics? Secondly you think your naked eye is better than a camera? Get a life man, this is borderline mental retardation. Thirdly, since your mentally challenged, you don't understand what is a fixed flexion deformity is. Go ahead and google it, and try to digest it if you can. Otherwise join that flat earth society.
You think someone who has Dr. as a prefix should have final word. Not so fast. He is letting someone get away with almost 25 degrees who in match situation is closer to 30 degrees. Dr. elliot is a fool and I can challenge him anytime, anywhere. He is no one to have final say on this subject. Please quit teaching me about fixed flexion, this is a well observed thing in baseball and these morons borrowed it from their. You need to pull your head of the place where sun dont shine no more.
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Now for the science bit: as Ajmal begins to bring his arm over to bowl, there is, on average, a 23.5 degree bend in his elbow (elbow flexion) - the angle to which Ajmal referred in his BBC interview. As he delivers the ball, his arm straightens (elbow extension) by, on average, eight degrees - well within the 15-degree range of tolerance for international cricket set by the ICC. First - I dont give a damn about this university of Western Australia. I am not sure how good they are. It seems like someone paid them off for this bullsheet. Even by their admission he flexes it by 25 degrees and straightens it later on. So according to my calculations he can get much more rpm by 25 degree bend than someone like Ashwin who is barely 3 degrees. 25/3 = 8 times the advantage. If he has arm problem he can play paraolympics but should not be allowed to set foot on cricket field.
Unfortunately you have to , that's how it is.
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You think someone who has Dr. as a prefix should have final word. Not so fast. He is letting someone get away with almost 25 degrees who in match situation is closer to 30 degrees. Dr. elliot is a fool and I can challenge him anytime, anywhere. He is no one to have final say on this subject. Please quit teaching me about fixed flexion, this is a well observed thing in baseball and these morons borrowed it from their. You need to pull your head of the place where sun dont shine no more.
This is ****ing hilarious and the level of numptiness showed in the post is unbelievable. You could Challenege Dr. Elliott in bio mechanics? what a lame joke. :finger: You might challenge the guy who is sweeping his lab with the broom. I am not trying to teach you on FFD, because you are unbelievably dumb even to teach what is flexion. Tata, bye, I don't intend to speak to morons.
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This is ****ing hilarious and the level of numptiness showed in the post is unbelievable. You could Challenege Dr. Elliott in bio mechanics? what a lame joke. :finger: You might challenge the guy who is sweeping his lab with the broom. I am not trying to teach you on FFD, because you are unbelievably dumb even to teach what is flexion. Tata, bye, I don't intend to speak to morons.
Quit talking to yourself then.
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You think someone who has Dr. as a prefix should have final word. Not so fast. He is letting someone get away with almost 25 degrees who in match situation is closer to 30 degrees. Dr. elliot is a fool and I can challenge him anytime' date= anywhere. He is no one to have final say on this subject. Please quit teaching me about fixed flexion, this is a well observed thing in baseball and these morons borrowed it from their. You need to pull your head of the place where sun dont shine no more.
LMAO , good one :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
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LMAO ' date=' good one :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:[/quote'] Where did Dr. Elliot pull this 25 degree no out of. His posterior? He is letting chuckers get away and I would love to challenge him. I understand your point of view because you are the biggest beneficiary of this crap ruling. As far as spin bowling is concerned Dr. Ashwin, Dr. Warne and Dr. Bedi have done more of that then the elliot fella. He can go take a hike.

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