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This, I am loving this K and K aggression, always wanted us to be fearless and aggressive

 

😅😅

Days of coolness and " jaddu chai Lana" are Over

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8 hours ago, express bowling said:

Boonie could not run during his playing days even

You'd be surprised how fast he can move when there's a beer at stake.

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Finally we have a coach that cares. TBH I thought the Kohli decision was a tad unlucky but the correct one, he was out according to the rules laid out. But Kumble showing here that he is very much involved with the team and that he stands by the boys. The dark days of Duncan Fletcher and Captain Cool are over and I couldn't be happier atm.

 

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10 hours ago, express bowling said:

 

It was so close that it is not humanly possible to be sure, without replays, whether the ball hit the pad first or the bat.  In this case, it was not possible even with replays.

 

In case of uncertainty, the benefit of the doubt goes to the batsman.

 

 

The point is , There is no way to be certain that the umpire was uncertain . 

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16 minutes ago, TheWall said:

Is there any hard evidence... if not, all the aussie media, ppl, supporters shut up all your nine holes with fevi quick....

That sounds awfully familiar to us being called "cheaters" in the first place.

 

There isn't any proof it happened multiple times as suggested. But supporters are not keeping quiet about it.

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12 minutes ago, Fool said:

That sounds awfully familiar to us being called "cheaters" in the first place.

 

There isn't any proof it happened multiple times as suggested. But supporters are not keeping quiet about it.

so, where the proof of kumble storming or kohli throwing a bottle...

 

In that case I can boldly say, that the main reason why referee let of Smith is that's CA CEO handed over hard cash as bribe....

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It's amazing to read the views of Aussies. So let's consider it's a one off incident. Do you guys really think that Smith had a "Brain Fade"? And what was Handscombe having? Another "Brain Fade". So collective brain fades?

The actions didn't appeared to be brain fade. Handscombe was actually surprised that his captain is not using the "facilities available". He was like, "Smudgy if you can't decide then why don't you ask them buggers, like we always do". I mean from where did Handscombe got this brilliant idea :idea: to suggest his captain to take help?

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2 hours ago, TheWall said:

One loss  - the aussie public n media have gone mad... they don't know what they are talking,,, what they are reporting... the world has become upside down to those convict cunts....

Funny how we didn't have any issues with Sri Lanka or SA, but every time we play India **** like this happens, maybe we should teach you guys a lesson and refuse to both tour your country and host you in ours, you guys need us a lot more than we need you.

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35 minutes ago, TheWall said:

so, where the proof of kumble storming or kohli throwing a bottle...

 

In that case I can boldly say, that the main reason why referee let of Smith is that's CA CEO handed over hard cash as bribe....

I never said there was proof. Im just a supporter and i dont read newspapers nor just believe the media because they said something speculative. I also dont believe other people when they say something without other evidence to prove it.

 

I have made my opinion clear about what i think of the smith incident in other threads. And it's hardly in favour of him.

 

You are entitled to think what you want to. Im not saying you shouldn't. 

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53 minutes ago, Fool said:

That sounds awfully familiar to us being called "cheaters" in the first place.

 

There isn't any proof it happened multiple times as suggested. But supporters are not keeping quiet about it.

Lets assume it wasnt multiple times.Smith still tried to cheat,Once.

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18 minutes ago, MCGGG said:

Funny how we didn't have any issues with Sri Lanka or SA, but every time we play India **** like this happens, maybe we should teach you guys a lesson and refuse to both tour your country and host you in ours, you guys need us a lot more than we need you.

They don't like the idea that aussies actually understand how to use drs. So something obviously is wrong.

 

Never mind the way we go about it. Even with on field mic's showing how we do it. Those things mean nothing because smith is an idiot and looked at a changeroom once. Therefore we have always cheated and never used drs properly despited hundreds of situations with actual evidence of how we decided.

 

It was all cheating. And people think bigfooty reasoning is bad.

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4 hours ago, Fool said:

They don't like the idea that aussies actually understand how to use drs. So something obviously is wrong.

 

Never mind the way we go about it. Even with on field mic's showing how we do it. Those things mean nothing because smith is an idiot and looked at a changeroom once. Therefore we have always cheated and never used drs properly despited hundreds of situations with actual evidence of how we decided.

 

It was all cheating. And people think bigfooty reasoning is bad.

You seem like a reasonable poster so far.  Do you mind answering this simple question?  If the Smith (and Handscomb) "brain fade" was a "one off", how did Virat Kohli manage to alert the umpires before it happened?  Is he capable of reading minds and predicting when "brain fade" specific to DRS are going to happen in 2 australian brains?  Is that the story we are supposed to buy?  

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2 hours ago, sandeep said:

You seem like a reasonable poster so far.  Do you mind answering this simple question?  If the Smith (and Handscomb) "brain fade" was a "one off", how did Virat Kohli manage to alert the umpires before it happened?  Is he capable of reading minds and predicting when "brain fade" specific to DRS are going to happen in 2 australian brains?  Is that the story we are supposed to buy?  

So far i have only heard one person say that the umpires were previously alerted. And because it wasn't the umpires that said that i currently dont believe it entirely to be true.

 

I watched about 90% of the supposed 3 days it had been happening and didnt see any instance where even looking to the rooms would have actually even been an advantage over the information of someone on the field.

 

So i am sceptical that that statement of alerting the umpires beforehand is true mostly for that reason. But at the same time i wasn't really watching closely for situations where dressing room help might be advantageous. If someone else like an umpires had confirmed kohlis statement i would change my perspective and actually would believe that there is something more to this "systematic cheating", but since they haven't and no proof has come out to support it, i am naturally biased towards my team and support them until proven otherwise.

 

I also expect about 10,000+ indian fans have gone through every minute of the game in the last few days looking for their own proof and i expected it to already be out in the media if it was noticeable from the coverage.

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