Does it matter? I mean, the end of the day if the correct decision is given, how is that a bad thing?The appeal was for caught, would have been a disgrace if he was given out LBW. That wasn't what was being reviewed.
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Does it matter? I mean, the end of the day if the correct decision is given, how is that a bad thing?The appeal was for caught, would have been a disgrace if he was given out LBW. That wasn't what was being reviewed.
They changed the rule on that. It used to be they could only review what was being asked for. Now you can go for anything.The appeal was for caught, would have been a disgrace if he was given out LBW. That wasn't what was being reviewed.
Because LBWs are not concrete wickets like caught and bowled and run out. If there is no appeal, you don't get out LBW.Does it matter? I mean, the end of the day if the correct decision is given, how is that a bad thing?
The appeal was for caught, would have been a disgrace if he was given out LBW. That wasn't what was being reviewed.
The appeal was for caught, would have been a disgrace if he was given out LBW. That wasn't what was being reviewed.
Yeah agreed, don't see how that can miss the wickets by so much.There is NFW that ball was going over the top based on the square leg camera shot.
If there's no appeal you don't get out for anythingBecause LBWs are not concrete wickets like caught and bowled and run out. If there is no appeal, you don't get out LBW.