Lord Posted July 15, 2014 Posted July 15, 2014 Please note that lab testing or match testing doesn't matter. We don't have the technology (yet) for real-time match testing. Once we have it, I am all for it. You have to bowl EXACTLY like you have bowled in the match during the lab tests. If you don't, you will be found out like Senanayeke. My point was simple - Senanayeke failed the exact same tests Ajmal or Murali cleared. You either believe in those tests (call Senanayake a chucker) or you don't (call Senanayeke a good bowler). You can't have it both ways. Were the lab testing conditions exactly same?AFAIK Murali and Ajmal were tested and cleared by University of Western Australia,which even Senanayake has cleared previously. This time he was tested at Cardiff,UK
vvvslaxman Posted July 15, 2014 Posted July 15, 2014 43 degrees :hysterical: They took this long to ban this guy
BlackMamba Posted July 16, 2014 Posted July 16, 2014 Something I have been complaining for 10 years now. Every MoFo with a bent arm is doing the same. In fact what this testing in some remote desert of Australia has done is encourage these guys to become more bold and thrown blatantly because they have been checked and let go of.
Midfielder Posted July 16, 2014 Posted July 16, 2014 Bend your arms and see how much spin you generate. ajmal is no different than a common thief.
rkt.india Posted July 16, 2014 Posted July 16, 2014 I usually don't' date=' but I do agree with him here. :giggle:[/quote'] I agree too. Spinners are not going to hurt you by chucking. They should be given that leeway.
Midfielder Posted July 16, 2014 Posted July 16, 2014 Disagree. They generate lot more spin with elbow than fingers or wrist.
Marco Polo Posted July 16, 2014 Posted July 16, 2014 I agree too. Spinners are not going to hurt you by chucking. They should be given that leeway. Nonsense. The most successful spinners were not chuckers. You don't have to chuck to deceive batsmen. Chucking is illegal either he is a fast bowler or a spinner.
TheWall Posted July 16, 2014 Posted July 16, 2014 Hope BCCI doesn't intervene to help the lungans in this matter.
rkt.india Posted July 16, 2014 Posted July 16, 2014 Nonsense. The most successful spinners were not chuckers. You don't have to chuck to deceive batsmen. Chucking is illegal either he is a fast bowler or a spinner. Murli was most successful spinners and he was chucker. Moreover, times have changed, better bats, flat pitches have only harmed bowlers.
Marco Polo Posted July 16, 2014 Posted July 16, 2014 Murli was most successful spinners and he was chucker. Moreover' date=' times have changed, better bats, flat pitches have only harmed bowlers.[/quote'] Murali played in subcontinent conditions. I can't believe you support chucking to be honest. I thought you liked bowling. Chucking isn't bowling. If people think better bats and flat pitches have harmed bowlers, then try to change those. Not the basic idea of cricket.
undisputed chap Posted July 16, 2014 Posted July 16, 2014 Murali played in subcontinent conditions. I can't believe you support chucking to be honest. I thought you liked bowling. Chucking isn't bowling. If people think better bats and flat pitches have harmed bowlers' date=' then try to change those. Not the basic idea of cricket.[/quote'] This . I don't mind a high percentage of pitches being green mambas or dustbowls. But none of this chucking bs
rkt.india Posted July 16, 2014 Posted July 16, 2014 Murali played in subcontinent conditions. I can't believe you support chucking to be honest. I thought you liked bowling. Chucking isn't bowling. If people think better bats and flat pitches have harmed bowlers' date=' then try to change those. Not the basic idea of cricket.[/quote'] I am not supporting chucking but because there is a lot of bias going on with regards to this, so I want everyone to be treated same way and no preferential treatment to some. If they want chuckers to play then allow every spinner to do that.
Crookbond Posted July 16, 2014 Posted July 16, 2014 Were the lab testing conditions exactly same?AFAIK Murali and Ajmal were tested and cleared by University of Western Australia,which even Senanayake has cleared previously. This time he was tested at Cardiff,UK Testing conditions don't vary from lab to lab. Each lab is certified.
rajmarie Posted July 16, 2014 Posted July 16, 2014 Testing conditions don't vary from lab to lab. Each lab is certified. But in Eng..they found out that Sena while testing was trying to use straight arm..so that he can pass the test...but in matches...goes back to chucking. Clearly the pictures are a million words there. in Aus....they allow the cheating by the players in lab testing. IMO...Sena was 100% sure...that he can turn up at the lab...have all those things put on his arm....making sure that he is bowling with a straight arm...& pass the test.....going back to chucking in Intl cricket for the next 3-4 years..before being called again...rinse and repeat.
Crookbond Posted July 16, 2014 Posted July 16, 2014 But in Eng..they found out that Sena while testing was trying to use straight arm..so that he can pass the test...but in matches...goes back to chucking. Clearly the pictures are a million words there. in Aus....they allow the cheating by the players in lab testing. IMO...Sena was 100% sure...that he can turn up at the lab...have all those things put on his arm....making sure that he is bowling with a straight arm...& pass the test.....going back to chucking in Intl cricket for the next 3-4 years..before being called again...rinse and repeat. You need to understand how testing works, I have written this earlier too - go through them. Senanayake was trying to cheat but Murali/Ajmal were able to produce the same deliveries they bowled in the matches. The testers are smart - they induce random balls you have bowled which are fine, you have no idea about them beforehand. A 2D image isn't more than a 100 words and if it is it is wrong. Science has conclusively proven that you can't differentiate between 15 degree variations with the naked eye.
rajmarie Posted July 16, 2014 Posted July 16, 2014 You need to understand how testing works, I have written this earlier too - go through them. Senanayake was trying to cheat but Murali/Ajmal were able to produce the same deliveries they bowled in the matches. The testers are smart - they induce random balls you have bowled which are fine, you have no idea about them beforehand. A 2D image isn't more than a 100 words and if it is it is wrong. Science has conclusively proven that you can't differentiate between 15 degree variations with the naked eye. How about 40 degree variations. See those 2D images....both match ones...& testing ones..& judge yourself. Havent seen any for Murali/Ajmal ones..so cant comment on it.
Crookbond Posted July 17, 2014 Posted July 17, 2014 How about 40 degree variations. See those 2D images....both match ones...& testing ones..& judge yourself. Havent seen any for Murali/Ajmal ones..so cant comment on it. Let me tell you how the test works. A screen is put up in front you and you have to replicate the EXACT same ball. If you don't (like Senanayake) you will be caught napping and it would be clear you are cheating. The lab has equipment attached to your arm and chest to measure the angle. The balls on the screen are randomly chosen including those which are problematic. You don't know about these balls before hand. It's a rigorous scientific procedure. And NO you can't guess the angle of the arm with a 2D-image. You can't even measure that on a video too.
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