Cheating Indians
Might as well get it out of the way. But Bell was out, just like Kris Srikkanth was out (eons ago against England, if I'm not mistaken) when he went walkabout after playing the ball.
The problem of course, is that Bell didn't try and take the fourth run. But neither was Srikkanth.
Is this "sharp practice"? I suppose. But wasn't it "sharp practice" when Srikkanth was run out? Back then, everyone seemed to agree Srikkanth had been shown up to an inattentive, silly young lad, who forgot the rules of the game.
Anyway, no word on whether India will ask the umpires to overturn the decision. The summer hots up.
And well, well, India have taken back the appeal and Bell is not out. Phew. There you have it.
The problem of course, is that Bell didn't try and take the fourth run. But neither was Srikkanth.
Is this "sharp practice"? I suppose. But wasn't it "sharp practice" when Srikkanth was run out? Back then, everyone seemed to agree Srikkanth had been shown up to an inattentive, silly young lad, who forgot the rules of the game.
Anyway, no word on whether India will ask the umpires to overturn the decision. The summer hots up.
And well, well, India have taken back the appeal and Bell is not out. Phew. There you have it.
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