England claim Jadeja raised bat at Anderson

krishna · 07-26-2014, 04:49 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
Though Ravindra Jadeja was found guilty of an offence lesser than the one he was charged with - Level 1 instead of Level 2 - India are adamant their allrounder did no wrong and should not have been fined 50% of his match fee. ESPNcricinfo understands that at the hearing England witnesses, Ben Stokes and Matt Prior, suggested to match referee David Boon that Jadeja had turned threateningly towards James Anderson, and the England fast bowler had acted in self defence. Anderson's case - a hearing into a Level 3 charge - will be heard on August 1.

ESPNcricinfo has learned that Prior contended Jadeja's bat was raised dangerously when he turned towards Anderson, and Stokes suggested Jadeja had pushed Anderson first. India claim Jadeja neither touched nor swore at anyone.

#2
Both teams should move on from here.Rather than fighting over stupid matters,they should concentrate on cricket.These are all part of cricket and if they are going to fight over this,they better refrain from playing on-field..This is just marring the "cricket" part..
On a more funny note..
Harbhajan-Symonds fight
ISHANT RIPS APART AUSTRALIA
jadeja-Anderson fight
ISHANT SCYTHES THROUGH THEIR line up.


Makes me wonder if more fights like these need to occur..Tongue

#3
I wonder who started all de shyte?

In football one player does shyte provoking another one. And then the one provoked reacts and gets the blame.

#4
Why are they still talking about this event? Both teams should have moved on instead of running to the ICC like a bunch of little girls. Dress room squabbles occur all the time and there was no need to involve the ICC. I just dislike the way India in particular deals with aggression by opposing players.

#5
Both teams are a bunch of fcuking cry babies.

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