would you mankading a player?

hahahahaha...Cavaliers was my first club in Toronto.

From 4th division entry level :

we won each year Promotion to the 1st Div. when you joined.


Then I went Touring via a Merril Lynch sponsored team.

Spanish Fly bothering you Chinny babes  :-\

http://doctorpuck.com/Fly.htm

makes Trini gyals incredibly Horny  :-*

All Natural Ingredients.

Quote:[size=14pt]enuff warning.  it is a popular, well known issue in cricket and by now all man aware.  back up now at yuh own risk.  no warning necessary![/size]

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everybody warn already

Krish,

Not for me. When I was able to bowl, I did so reluctantly, but always took wickets and trying to Mankad a guy was the furthest thing from my thoughts, as I feel you have a chance to run one of them out anyway.

However it did not happen excessively when I bowled as non strikers waited until the delivery stride before advancing and when they did it before said stride I just gave a look and that was that.

We played the gentleman's game Krish, didn't we?

I'd warn once, but then nope. If you can't keep your bat in the crease, too bad. Go back to the dressing room and deal with it.

dont know

Batsman trying to steal a run...and thats cheating!  Run he baxside out!  >

There is nothing illegal with this act. The batsman is seeking to gain an unfair advatage, therefore, if he is caught down the pitch whilst the bowler is about to deliver, then it's fair for him to be penalised. In the past umpires have intervened; instructing the fielding captain to withdraw his teams appeal in some of these instances.
However if I was the captain instructed to withdraw I would not have complied, as I would deem the umpire's action to be unwarranted intervention.
The ICC playing condition rule 42.11 states that mankading is acceptable.