@wutube What on earth are you on about? The captain has no control over whether to allow a runner, it’s just not allowed. Nor do they have control over deflected overthrows crossing the boundary. You conclude in a sweeping and childish fashion. It’s adorable if nothing else
@vikrantgupta73 And now we look to MS as not only one of the great cricketers of our time, but, more importantly, a role model and one of the great ambassadors for our game
@CFCBlues_com I’m sorry, Klopp and Arteta didn’t have the level of players Chelsea have at the beginning. Imo they don’t even have that quality now. The way he manages the media is atrocious. He doesn’t fit Chelsea’s culture and needs to resign
@bbctms It’s a more difficult task for sure. Whether it’s ‘bigger’ historically is questionable. Unless the Aussies have accepted their place in the pecking order?
@the_topspin As soon as you remove the concept of the spirit of cricket ie playing the game fairly, you allow behaviour of this kind to creep into the game. Like common law, just because it’s not in black and white doesn’t mean precedent shouldn’t impact the way we play
@JackRuleLD Here’s a few more: switch hitting? Reverse sweeping? Trigger movements? Bowling from wide of the crease? For me, it’s completely arbitrary for the non-striker to stay in their crease. All of the examples above have a far greater impact on the outcome of the delivery
@WG_RumblePants@mrdipeshashah@GeorgeDobell1@docmadhu82 Morgan stamped his authority on the team by refusing to select Hales. I can only see it as a sign of weak leadership if Jos was to select him. I agree that he’s ‘done his time’ so to speak. But there’s a lot of talent out there and an opportunity here to show strong leadership