@henrywinter VAR should be allowed to re referee the game. Why not? By saying it shouldn't be used to re referee incidents the same mistakes will be allowed to happen. The whole point should be to get referees to look again when we all know it's a howler of a judgement been made real time
@GabbyLogan Think the number of subs is an issue but not for those reasons. Players can bulk up because they only need to play for 50 minutes. So many injuries every game. Could it be the massive hits are causing long term injuries? In the past they had very different physiques
@MichaelVaughan Not buying the "England's spinners have out bowled India's" you imply with this. With Bumrah taking 17 wickets at 14s, there's fewer wickets for them to take!
@BarristerSecret I'm a layman and I have no idea why this argument perpetuates. If you believe in democracy you need good/fair justice in the courts. And you can only have that if the professionals have done their jobs properly representing the accused and accuser
Many things brilliant about this video.
Outrageous hands from @ChuckBerry1969 for a start, keeps them brilliantly strong which makes this stumping happen at lightning speed.
Secondly, we should 100% bring back shorts!
@ChuckBerry1969 Absolutely agree Chuck. If you watch how Bairstow takes the ball the eyes are often closed. And then bats like a keeper/bat compared to when you take the gloves off him. No idea what Foakes has to do to get a game but
@waitbutwhy Is the point that this is compassion where it is not worthy? Faith in the judgements of courts comes from making sure that evidence is fully tested and validated. So we need good professionals to advocate on both sides
@TheBarmyArmy Over rates. Teams have to be able to bowl 90 overs in a day. Not doing so is cheating the public. I once watched a test in bright sunshine at edgbaston with 81 overs bowled.. I should have had 10% of my money back
@RugbyInsideLine Thought Smith did well, challenged with ball in hand and tried some kicks, spread the play when it suited. Hard to assess a guy when no one in front or behind him was worrying the French. The French were brilliant, we are poor. Lots for the new coach to do