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Bilal Asif reported for suspect action


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Posted (edited)

PCB plan of a chucker in a series seems to be yielding results. They might bring in a debutant chucker for WT20 who might get called first match but can chuck his way till end of tourney.

ICC needs to do something to nip this bad practice of PCB in the bud - He is 30 years old and no one in PCB realized he got a suspicious action?. It was so unfair on poor Zimbabwe :pensive:

 

Edited by Kalia_Test
typo
Posted

Good, report all chuckers. One of the best things to come out of the big 3 reformulation. 

But tbh this is getting embarrassing for us. Harbhajan is definitely a chucker, his action is worse than Ojha's. For the moment looks like he is being shielded by the all powerful MI lobby. Will any umpire be brave enough to call him out and risk getting in the bad pages of BCCI?

Posted (edited)

Good, report all chuckers. One of the best things to come out of the big 3 reformulation. 

But tbh this is getting embarrassing for us. Harbhajan is definitely a chucker, his action is worse than Ojha's. For the moment looks like he is being shielded by the all powerful MI lobby. Will any umpire be brave enough to call him out and risk getting in the bad pages of BCCI?

Bhajji was horrible to watch in the last T20 game.

Atleast must be tested so that we know where such bowlers generally stand in the degree angle area.

Edited by sensible-indian
Posted

Watch the slow mo from 3:32 bro (from the video in my post).

Heavy usage of wrists and not elbows.

your right... maybe i am wrong but his action on 1:20 in your video does look suspect.

Posted (edited)

your right... maybe i am wrong but his action on 1:20 in your video does look suspect.

Change the speed setting to 0.5 and see from 1:19.

Exaggerated wrist movement.

Edited by sensible-indian
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Bilal Asif was reported for 6 or 8 balls in his spell. They may not be the ones in video. Even a blatant chucker does not chuck every ball.

If umpires are suspicious - they should call and they did. If the tests come fine - no issues. 

Bhajji needs to be tested proactively but looks like umpires are happy with his action after he was called earlier. He stopped his doosra too.

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