'No reprimand or charges against the Indian team for their behaviour in the 3rd Test' : ICC

[Zaz]

Its shameful how some indian fans are not only defending this behaviour but justifying it

By all means support your team but this backing at all costs no matter what wrong they committ doesnt help the indian team whatsoever

 

[Ashmal]

It may have been wrongly placed throughout and affected the DRS.

So it's same for both teams....then how's that cheating against India specifically.

How can you justify comments like broadcasters and the whole country conspiring against India....

 

[cricketjoshila]

So it's same for both teams....then how's that cheating against India specifically.

How can you justify comments like broadcasters and the whole country conspiring against India....

Who got the rough decision?

 

[Ashmal]

Who got the rough decision?

Rough decision happens all the time...it doesn't mean you start calling the whole country as cheats without any proof.

You still didn't answer the actual question....if cameras were at same location for both teams...then how can you call it cheating against India only

 

[Kroll]

Instead ICC invited Indian to have a good guffaw at what happened over tea and muffins.

 

[cricketjoshila]

Rough decision happens all the time...it doesn't mean you start calling the whole country as cheats without any proof.

You still didn't answer the actual question....if cameras were at same location for both teams...then how can you call it cheating against India only

Point is that if the cameras were not placed correctly and one team got the rough end of the stick, they will complain.

Secondly, ICC should make sure that Hawkeye operators get their camera where they want it to be. Local board and Broadcaster should have no say in it.

 

[Last Monetarist]

Secondly, ICC should make sure that Hawkeye operators get their camera where they want it to be. Local board and Broadcaster should have no say in it.

Is there any evidence that Hawkeye were not happy with the position of their cameras?

 

[Ahmed216]

Gist of matter is Indian players and fans have been unable to accept defeat in this series. It started with players shifting the blame to broadcasters on the pitch and the fans have just followed suit.
After some embarassing defeats on big occasions in recent years the arrogance just doesnt seem to fade.

 

[Saj]

Point is that if the cameras were not placed correctly and one team got the rough end of the stick, they will complain.

Secondly, ICC should make sure that Hawkeye operators get their camera where they want it to be. Local board and Broadcaster should have no say in it.

If they aren't placed right as you are alleging, then it would affect both teams surely? Or are you saying they were being adjusted every time India was bowling?

 

[James]

Its shameful how some indian fans are not only defending this behaviour but justifying it

By all means support your team but this backing at all costs no matter what wrong they committ doesnt help the indian team whatsoever

Yes, there is a difference between being a supporter and a fanatic.

 

[Technics 1210]

Indian fans believing in some Matrix style camera work is the stuff of legends. Blue pill or orange pill?

The truth is India is an overrated Test team under Kohli. How to squander a lead in an away series; look no further than Kohli captaincy.

 

[Mobashir]

Pathetic decision by ICC. Never seen such bad behavior since I am watching test cricket.
Indian cricket team has to be shameful even if they aren't punished when they will release what they have done. But even to recognize your mistakes you have to be a little but intelligent.

 

[Saj]

If this was Pakistani players behaving in that way I would still be criticising them and rightly so.

No need for childish behaviour like this at any level of cricket.

 

[cricketjoshila]

Is there any evidence that Hawkeye were not happy with the position of their cameras?

According to virtual eye creator they have faced such issues.

I doubt that after this controversy, Hawkeye would say they were not happy with camera position or whatever, unless they are under pressure to reveal it.

 

[cricketjoshila]

If they aren't placed right as you are alleging, then it would affect both teams surely? Or are you saying they were being adjusted every time India was bowling?

If they were not placed correctly, yes it will affect both teams. But if one team gets the rough end of a crucial decision, they will protest while the other side will not.

 

[IMMY69]

If they were not placed correctly, yes it will affect both teams. But if one team gets the rough end of a crucial decision, they will protest while the other side will not.

Only a team that has no self respect and looses the plot on the field will object like they did!

Often when I call you out for your nationalism I say it to wind you up but I think this is serious now.
Your extreme nationalism has clouded your judgment.

 

[happydavy]

Shameful to say the least for world cricket and embarassing as an Indian. And i don't even get it, why couldn't icc put some monetary fine, which anyway doesn't matter to our cricketers, and at the very least it would have given a chance to icc to show itself neutral, which we all know, isn't.

 

[Zaz]

If they were not placed correctly, yes it will affect both teams. But if one team gets the rough end of a crucial decision, they will protest while the other side will not.

Theres ways and channels of protesting Get your team manager to put a official complaint into the firm that runs the technology

You dont behave like louts on the pitch bringing the game into disrepute

You think thats an acceptable way cricketers should protest at a decision not going their way by throwing their toys out of the pram?

I dont think thats difficult to comprehend

 

[Mobashir]

Theres ways and channels of protesting Get your team manager to put a official complaint into the firm that runs the technology

You dont behave like louts on the pitch bringing the game into disrepute

You think thats an acceptable way cricketers should protest at a decision not going their way by throwing their toys out of the pram?

I dont think thats difficult to comprehend

Normal people don't behave like this, maybe cricketjoshila thinks this is the right way

 

[IMMY69]

Theres ways and channels of protesting Get your team manager to put a official complaint into the firm that runs the technology

You dont behave like louts on the pitch bringing the game into disrepute

You think thats an acceptable way cricketers should protest at a decision not going their way by throwing their toys out of the pram?

I dont think thats difficult to comprehend

I've asked this many many times.
He has just one mantra. Defend India at all costs and doesn't matter how absurd he sounds

 

[Savak]

Kohli has been punished for his antics by being fired by the BCCI

 

[LaLoco]

A text book example of toxic patriotism at its finest

 

[happydavy]

Time for Kohli and Ashwin to shout into the stump mics blaming Duke balls for the loss? Entire country against 11 men and all that **.