Two poor decisions and then good positive batting by Clarke

[Obtusenet]

The dismal standard of umpiring continues. Symonds and Hussey the
beneficiaries now.

Clarke on the other hand sends RPS to the boundary twice. The flick
was very nice to watch. This could be Clarke's day. He got Aussies the
victory in Sydney. He could do it in Perth as well.

On the other hand, Ponting ran away.

[Andrew Symonds]

"Obtusenet" <ltus...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> The dismal standard of umpiring continues. Symonds and Hussey the
> beneficiaries now.

Hussey was out. What are you complaining about ?

> Clarke on the other hand sends RPS to the boundary twice. The flick
> was very nice to watch. This could be Clarke's day. He got Aussies the
> victory in Sydney. He could do it in Perth as well.
>
> On the other hand, Ponting ran away.

After two LBW lives from the umpires.

Dont worry, be happy my friend Obtusenet. We already cheated, lied
and won Sydney test.

u cee we still have the 16 win record, which would have been broken
if umpiring was neutral at Sydney.

[Will_S]

"Obtusenet" <ltus...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I refused to watch any match featuring that cheating scumbag Indian team

So the question is were the decisions truely bad ?

[Paul Robson]

On Sat, 19 Jan 2008 20:35:33 +1100, Will_S wrote:

> I refused to watch any match featuring that cheating scumbag Indian team
>
>
> So the question is were the decisions truely bad ?

Of course they were. They either involved Australian batsmen being given
"not out" or Indian batsmen being given "out". How much more obvious can
you get ?