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Originally Posted by Inzamam Certailny, there are several modes in which a batsman can be declared out, but many of them are not in the spirit of the game. I am particularly referring to obstructing the field, handling the ball and hit-the-ball twice dismissals; |
http://content-uk.cricinfo.com/pakvi...ry/236128.html
Inzi is claiming that although he should have been given out there are some laws of the game that I against the spirt of the game!! How does that work, the laws are there and have been for years!! Surely he should know that hitting the ball when a run out attempt is being made is also "against the spirit" of the game.
He also calims they are not explained enough
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Originally Posted by Inzamam However, such not very common laws need to be explained properly and in detail, |
Surley it is the players responsibilty to be aware of the rules, and you would have thought that a player with 13 years Test experince, 107 Test Caps, 352 ODI Caps and currently cpatianing his side, would know the rules!!
From these comments I guess Bob Woolmer agrees with Inzi, that although the decsion was correct, it was not right
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Originally Posted by Bob Woolmer Under the letter of the law, he is out. Let's just leave it at that |