Gees DRS is frustrating. You have s bloke not playing a shot and the ball hitting, not out live. Then you have Warner’s which I thought should have been not out live and it is given. Easy fix, if it is referred, on field decision becomes null and void.
Couldn’t agree more mate. Get rid of this soft call rubbish, if it’s out then it’s out, simple as that. Surely that makes it a much cleaner decision.
Is it me or is Warner selfish? No way he was 100% fit surely.
Australia just are not that good, this is India B and they are making us look silly.Once again the Aussies find themselves on top but can’t put the Indians away. Frustrating viewing.
Got to hand it to them, they played bloody well and backed themselves in. I thought Starc cost us dearly most of the series.
The first Pujara LBW decision (given not out and then review was umpires call) was very costly, but that’s cricket. On another day that would have been the opening we needed.
Great game and series
A friend of mine who has played cricket and been involved in cricket for over 60 years said he would never had pick Stark from day one.Your not the only person then to think Stark is not performing to his best.Got to hand it to them, they played bloody well and backed themselves in. I thought Starc cost us dearly most of the series.
The first Pujara LBW decision (given not out and then review was umpires call) was very costly, but that’s cricket. On another day that would have been the opening we needed.
Great game and series.
The thing with Starc is that even when he is bowling badly, he has that ability to just turn it on and pick up three quick wickets. A few dropped catches off his bowling and I suspect he is a bit busted.
You always pick the players that the opposition least want to play and without Pattinson in that mix, they had to go with Starc.
Credit to India, thoroughly deserved and well played. I guess when you have such a huge cricket mad population to choose from and you finally do away with the class issues as India have, you will always be a force.
India has all the luck, right up to the last half hour with catches falling short, deflections to the boundary etc. you make your own luck I guess.
Australia didn’t play badly, just a few crucial periods where we didn’t get it right. Effort was always there.
Two things from this series, Shane Warne, Mark Howe and Kerry O’Keefe are the worst commentators around, they are infuriating. If O’Keefe called India brave or heroic one more time...stoic maybe, not heroic...
And, DRS, if the ball is even kissing the stumps it needs to be out. Get rid of the on field ‘soft’ decision and if it referred it is technology based and that is it !!
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