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[PICTURE] Was this ball in the final over of the Pakistan versus Zimbabwe game a 'backfoot no-ball'?
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Looks dodgy. Should've been checked.
And how do we know that umpire missed it?
Btw look at non-striker, way out of the crease.
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He has to touch it. From this picture it is inconclusive. Dhoni was once given out in NZ. The first time it did look okay. But the full motion showed he (Wagner I think) marginally encroached the return crease.
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Two persons check no balls these days. Umpire and Third umpire.
That is not even the right picture for the reference. Bowl has already halfway to the pitch.
Bowler was away from the crease.
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Video? Anyone?
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The ball has already left the bowlers hand - where do you want the non-striker to be? Hide behind the umpire?
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Third impure checks the no ball ONLY if the field umpire has given out.
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Look at the ball
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I think the noball siren is used these days. Remember SL vs Bangladesh Asia cup , 2022. TV umpire pressed noball siren over-ruling onfield umpire
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Generally commentators immediately spot these noballs when they are close to cutting crease. This is a popular method of Imran khan to create angles.
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Why did the umpires not check this?
Not a no ball.
The backfoot is not touching the return/side crease. And front foot has got nothing to do with the side/return crease
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Simple question - yes or no.
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I think over the course of a game, good and bad decisions even out for the competing teams - particularly with neutral umpires.
This debate about no balls, of games finished, is wrong in my opinion.
Let's assume it was a no ball. So? The game is done.
10 of the best in the country couldn't score 130. That's where the issues are.
This debate about no balls, of games finished, is wrong in my opinion.
Let's assume it was a no ball. So? The game is done.
10 of the best in the country couldn't score 130. That's where the issues are.
I am not properly aware of what counts as a backfoot no ball so cant make a comment here.
But OP there was a bounce in the last over I think which should had been given as a wide as it was quite high. See this is the issue I had with the Kohi no ball decision, that the player stature matters in giving umpire decisions
But OP there was a bounce in the last over I think which should had been given as a wide as it was quite high. See this is the issue I had with the Kohi no ball decision, that the player stature matters in giving umpire decisions
The ball that Nawaz Was beaten? That's not a wide. Wasn't even head high
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