Buttler controversially run out by Senanayake

krishna · 06-03-2014, 02:23 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#11
[quote author=Kyle link=topic=90221.msg567066#msg567066 date=1401849279]
I mean Angelo, not Mahela. Goddamnit.

Either way I don't think it'd have made a HUGE difference in the context of the game anyway. SL pretty much cruised to that win.
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U still in that mahela era..Tongue..??..btw Senanayake had previously warned both Jordan and Buttler. Perfectly within his rights to do that..sadly,they just didn't heed at those instances.

#12
There is nothing wrong with that at all. It was after a fair warning and the crowd is too ignorant to get the fact.

I remember once Courtney Walsh did not run the batsman out and he was way over the crease. That was in the highest spirit of the game. But since there was a warning from Senanayake, it was nothing wrong and there is no need f

#13
There is nothing wrong with that at all. It was after a fair warning and the crowd is too ignorant to get the fact.

I remember once Courtney Walsh did not run the batsman out and he was way over the crease. That was in the highest spirit of the game. But since there was a warning from Senanayake, it was nothing wrong and there is no need for a controversy here.

#14
Sri Lanka showed sportsmanship by asking Buttler to stay in his crease twice. If he's still gonna come out, he deserves to be mankaded.

#15
The only controversy here was the English captain's comment!! 

Bottom line is he wants his players to cheat and when they can't he cries like a baby!  ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::

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#16
All batsmen leave the crease as the bowler delivers. It's called backing up. They are taught to do so or ought to have been. What they don't do is remove their bat from the crease. Buttler was no further down the pitch, nor seeking to gain any more advantage than any other batsman. It means he was a dickhead, not a cheat.

#17
Every time this happens , we regurgitate the same shyte !

Look , IF you leave the Crease b4 the completion of a Bowler's release :

and he run you out ...you are OUT.

no ifs, buts , maybes or spirit of the game ...

#18
Another point that Influence this "mankad "  Wink

Senanyake was reported to ICC for a suspicious Action the previous match.

he may have to be Tested OR may be suspended ...

#19
Reported for bowling action ... :-[

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#20
[quote author=cricketguy link=topic=90221.msg567140#msg567140 date=1401892624]
All batsmen leave the crease as the bowler delivers. It's called backing up. They are taught to do so or ought to have been. What they don't do is remove their bat from the crease. Buttler was no further down the pitch, nor seeking to gain any more advantage than any other batsman. It means he was a dickhead, not a chea
No, all batsmen leave their crease AFTER the bowler delivers.  Its against[quote author=cricketguy link=topic=90221.msg567140#msg567140 date=1401892624]
All batsmen leave the crease as the bowler delivers. It's called backing up. They are taught to do so or ought to have been. What they don't do is remove their bat from the crease. Buttler was no further down the pitch, nor seeking to gain any more advantage than any other batsman. It means he was a dickhead, not a cheat.
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correction:  Mr. Butler was leaving his crease BEFORE the bowler delivers! 

The current cricket law states that a batsman cannot be out if run out by the bowler during or after his delivery.  Once a bowler starts to roll his arm over the batsman can run like hell.  This was was not the case for Butler!

Bottom line he was trying to cheat a run!! [/quote]

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