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Billy Bowden will join the Elite Panel of Umpires.
Which is great news.
Lets hope Tiffin goes!
Which is great news.
Lets hope Tiffin goes!
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Terrific news! It's great to see an umpire or any umpires in sport that have a unique personality.
Billy Bowden didn't really make many bad decisions in the World Cup and for that he's been rewarded. Lets hope he makes the trip to Australia next summer!
Billy Bowden didn't really make many bad decisions in the World Cup and for that he's been rewarded. Lets hope he makes the trip to Australia next summer!
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Matthew Hayden may disagree.Remember against Sri Lanka when Muralichuckadurin appealled for a bat-pad catch ?
Replay showed Haydens bat nowhere near it.
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Umpires Bowden, Hair and Taufel added to ICC Emirates Elite Panel
ICC Media Release - 4 April 2003
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The ICC today announced the extension of its Emirates Elite Panel of umpires, with the addition of three new officials: Billy Bowden of New Zealand, Darrell Hair from Australia and Simon Taufel, also from Australia.
ICC Chief Executive Malcolm Speed said that experience gained from the first 12 months of the Emirates Elite Panel had been taken into account in making the new appointments: "In its first year of operation, the eight members of the Panel have officiated in 37 Test matches, 133 One Day Internationals including the ICC Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka and the ICC Cricket World Cup.
"There was always the provision to extend the number of umpires on the Panel and having reviewed the first 12 months' workload and associated traveling commitments, we have decided to appoint three new officials.
"The ICC has been monitoring the performance of these three umpires on a regular basis, particularly during this World Cup, where each of them has performed with distinction.
"Darrell Hair is a highly experienced umpire who was close to selection on the original Emirates Elite panel, while Billy Bowden and Simon Taufel at 40 and 32 respectively, represent the next generation of international umpires," said Mr Speed.
The appointments were recommended by ICC management and approved by Malcolm Speed and Sunil Gavaskar, Chairman of the ICC Cricket Committee-Playing.
Short Biographies
Brent `Billy' Bowden, New Zealand
Dob: 11 April 1963
First class debut: 1992/93
Tests: 3 Debut: NZ v Australia, 1999/00
ODIs: 32 Debut: NZ v Sri Lanka, 1994/95
Darrell Hair, Australia
Dob: 30 September 1952
First class debut: 1988/89
Tests: 44 Debut: Australia v India, 1991/92
ODIs: 85 Debut: India v West Indies, 1991/92
Simon Taufel, Australia
Dob: 21 January 1971
First class debut: 1994/95
Tests: 2 Debut: Australia v West Indies, 2000/01
ODIs: 44 Debut: Australia v Sri Lanka, 1998/99
The other eight members of the Emirates Elite panel are:
Steve Bucknor, West Indies
Asoka De Silva, Sri Lanka
Daryl Harper, Australia
Rudi Koertzen, South Africa
Dave Orchard, South Africa
David Shepherd, England
Russell Tiffin, Zimbabwe
Srinivas Venkataraghavan, India
ICC Media Release - 4 April 2003
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The ICC today announced the extension of its Emirates Elite Panel of umpires, with the addition of three new officials: Billy Bowden of New Zealand, Darrell Hair from Australia and Simon Taufel, also from Australia.
ICC Chief Executive Malcolm Speed said that experience gained from the first 12 months of the Emirates Elite Panel had been taken into account in making the new appointments: "In its first year of operation, the eight members of the Panel have officiated in 37 Test matches, 133 One Day Internationals including the ICC Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka and the ICC Cricket World Cup.
"There was always the provision to extend the number of umpires on the Panel and having reviewed the first 12 months' workload and associated traveling commitments, we have decided to appoint three new officials.
"The ICC has been monitoring the performance of these three umpires on a regular basis, particularly during this World Cup, where each of them has performed with distinction.
"Darrell Hair is a highly experienced umpire who was close to selection on the original Emirates Elite panel, while Billy Bowden and Simon Taufel at 40 and 32 respectively, represent the next generation of international umpires," said Mr Speed.
The appointments were recommended by ICC management and approved by Malcolm Speed and Sunil Gavaskar, Chairman of the ICC Cricket Committee-Playing.
Short Biographies
Brent `Billy' Bowden, New Zealand
Dob: 11 April 1963
First class debut: 1992/93
Tests: 3 Debut: NZ v Australia, 1999/00
ODIs: 32 Debut: NZ v Sri Lanka, 1994/95
Darrell Hair, Australia
Dob: 30 September 1952
First class debut: 1988/89
Tests: 44 Debut: Australia v India, 1991/92
ODIs: 85 Debut: India v West Indies, 1991/92
Simon Taufel, Australia
Dob: 21 January 1971
First class debut: 1994/95
Tests: 2 Debut: Australia v West Indies, 2000/01
ODIs: 44 Debut: Australia v Sri Lanka, 1998/99
The other eight members of the Emirates Elite panel are:
Steve Bucknor, West Indies
Asoka De Silva, Sri Lanka
Daryl Harper, Australia
Rudi Koertzen, South Africa
Dave Orchard, South Africa
David Shepherd, England
Russell Tiffin, Zimbabwe
Srinivas Venkataraghavan, India
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He probably figured Matthew Hayden would do the "Australian thing" or what is now known as the "Gilchrist thing" and walk.
Anyway, good to see Brent "Billy" Bowden added to the elite panel of umpires. He is one of my favourites... always enjoys himself out on the field and is a great character as well as a fair umpire.
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