ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024

[criccontent]

It didn't touch. It's out. It can clearly see from Muga's pics.

Cry babies are still crying

[pj57]

(07-01-2024, 03:49 AM)criccontent Wrote:  It didn't touch. It's out. It can clearly see from Muga's pics.

Cry babies are still crying  

[mugatiya]

(07-01-2024, 03:27 AM)pj57 Wrote:  

(07-01-2024, 02:33 AM)mugatiya Wrote:  Well that is what I'm saying. Yes it shows a flickering of the rope or whatever at 0.55-0.56 but if you look at the same thing from the overhead angle, he is inside the rope. There is a decent gap between his foot and the rope. So how can he have touched the rope ?

Beats me.

It's not the same thing, there is no overhead angle at that very point. The overhead angle you showed is a couple of steps before he actually steps on the padding.

I counted the steps SKY took and looked at his left and right leg to match it up. Pretty sure I mapped them correctly in both your angle and the overhead.

Can you provide the overhead angle screenshot you think is matching with when he steps on the line if you think since you said I got it wrong?

[mugatiya]

(07-01-2024, 03:39 AM)BELSWILF Wrote:  

(06-30-2024, 09:51 PM)JamisBanda Wrote:  What difference does it make now, it looked like a six at the time, game is done.

It's just a T20 WC, in few months we'll all forgotten about this, Couple of years' time we'll be doing this again all over.

This is like the 2019 WC in England, ODI WC when they won against NZ.  Wasn't some controversy there as well?

The overthrows after hitting Stokes's bat and, of course, the ICC's crème de la crème boundary countback rule.

[BELSWILF]

@Rsk19;
Before the WC final started, I noted you were asking for a streaming link to watch the WC finals (in the ChatBox).  I am just curious, if you are living in South Africa, were they not showing the match live on regular TV channels?

Thank you!

[harshjoshi87]

(07-01-2024, 03:49 AM)criccontent Wrote:  It didn't touch. It's out. It can clearly see from Muga's pics.

Cry babies are still crying  

[harshjoshi87]

(07-01-2024, 06:12 AM)BELSWILF Wrote:  @Rsk19;
Before the WC final started, I noted you were asking for a streaming link to watch the WC finals (in the ChatBox).  I am just curious, if you are living in South Africa, were they not showing the match live on regular TV channels?

Thank you!

Hi LF who do you think will win 3 T20Is & 3 ODIs between Sri Lanka & India in the series starting from July 27?

I will be supporting Sri Lanka just like you were supporting India during the World Cup.

[nighthawk]

Don't think he touched the boundary. Even in the video I don't think there's any movement in the rope. Seems like there's a bit of movement in the grass in front of the rope

[pj57]

(07-01-2024, 04:33 AM)mugatiya Wrote:  

(07-01-2024, 03:27 AM)pj57 Wrote:  It's not the same thing, there is no overhead angle at that very point. The overhead angle you showed is a couple of steps before he actually steps on the padding.

I counted the steps SKY took and looked at his left and right leg to match it up. Pretty sure I mapped them correctly in both your angle and the overhead.

Can you provide the overhead angle screenshot you think is matching with when he steps on the line if you think since you said I got it wrong?

I am saying your screenshots don't show the moment SKY stepped on the padding which is clearly shown on the video clip on slow motion.

Anyway, I don't think we will agree on this. I still believe it was a six and the third umpire should have looked all angles possible before giving the verdict. What actually happened was not that, he gave a very hasty decision which in all probability changed the result of the match. That's it from me.

[pj57]

(07-01-2024, 07:45 AM)nuffa Wrote:  Don't think he touched the boundary. Even in the video I don't think there's any movement in the rope. Seems like there's a bit of movement in the grass in front of the rope

The padding clearly moves.