Daryl Harper accuses India of bullying & criticises ICC
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Yup they will soon be having coaching class from Md asif, salmanbutt, aamer, afridi etc on etiquette... Then they will develop gentleman qualities..
Until then they are bad evil Indian players.
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they are not evil, they are arrogant and self claimers.
harbhajan is there and he can show how to smash a new comer(sri saanth).
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Yes ...yes absolutly.. I agree with you 100 percent. Bad Indians.
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Indians are good people m talking about the players...
Both are bad and evil. You need to open ur eyes and realize.
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yup.... but Darrel Hair was betterDaryl Harper is a wonderful umpire..
to Harper..
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Oh God you know indians very well.
Yes. Indians, Red Indians, West Indians, Indonasians... all very well..
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I've been following this incident a little while since it had happened.
Dhoni should've been punished severely for harassing and threatening an umpire.
Saying things like "We've had problems with you before" is unacceptable, it's simply not in the spirit of the game.
Umpires are humans too, they make mistakes, however, Harpers correct decisions percentage in tests, in favor of India, is 96%. Which is very much acceptable.
Besides, it was Dhoni himself opposing the use of the UDRS in the series versus West Indies.
This puts more pressure on the umpires to take accurate decisions, so when one makes a mistake and Dhoni criticizes it publicly and afterwards, then it is a little two-faced, don't you agree?
On one hand you don't want technological improvements in the game, but on the other hand, you also expect 100% accurate and perfect decisions by the umpires.
Being the captain, he should've kept his cool and serve as an example for the rest of his teammates.
And yes I know the Australian and England squads in the past and now didn't have the best of attitudes, however, you cannot point a finger in that direction and justify your own wrongdoings.
That's not the way to go, i'm completely neutral in this, if it was Shahid Afridi or any other Pakistani player guilty of this incident, then i'd also ask for punishment. No exceptions can be made just because a country recently has won the world cup and is now in the spotlights, or simply because the BCCI is increasing its tight grip over the ICC and the game of cricket, only because they generate the most revenue.
Times are changing and the balance of power is shifting, but cricket itself should never be the victim of it.
Watch this incident from a neutral perspective my fellow Indian friends, and don't let your emotions be the judge.
The ICC should have supported Daryl Harper in this case, this clearly sends a wrong message to the other umpires in the elite panel.
Just my few cents.
Dhoni should've been punished severely for harassing and threatening an umpire.
Saying things like "We've had problems with you before" is unacceptable, it's simply not in the spirit of the game.
Umpires are humans too, they make mistakes, however, Harpers correct decisions percentage in tests, in favor of India, is 96%. Which is very much acceptable.
Besides, it was Dhoni himself opposing the use of the UDRS in the series versus West Indies.
This puts more pressure on the umpires to take accurate decisions, so when one makes a mistake and Dhoni criticizes it publicly and afterwards, then it is a little two-faced, don't you agree?
On one hand you don't want technological improvements in the game, but on the other hand, you also expect 100% accurate and perfect decisions by the umpires.
Being the captain, he should've kept his cool and serve as an example for the rest of his teammates.
And yes I know the Australian and England squads in the past and now didn't have the best of attitudes, however, you cannot point a finger in that direction and justify your own wrongdoings.
That's not the way to go, i'm completely neutral in this, if it was Shahid Afridi or any other Pakistani player guilty of this incident, then i'd also ask for punishment. No exceptions can be made just because a country recently has won the world cup and is now in the spotlights, or simply because the BCCI is increasing its tight grip over the ICC and the game of cricket, only because they generate the most revenue.
Times are changing and the balance of power is shifting, but cricket itself should never be the victim of it.
Watch this incident from a neutral perspective my fellow Indian friends, and don't let your emotions be the judge.
The ICC should have supported Daryl Harper in this case, this clearly sends a wrong message to the other umpires in the elite panel.
Just my few cents.
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As long as ICC was neutral to both India and Pakistan and most of the teams in the world cricket was lovrd ..... but looking at the current situation of ICC people are really going away from cricket ... If there is no fair play not even in a game then what else remains... hard times for cricket fans specially in Pakistan..
That's not the way to go, i'm completely neutral in this, if it was Shahid Afridi or any other Pakistani player guilty of this incident, then i'd also ask for punishment. No exceptions can be made just because a country recently has won the world cup and is now in the spotlights, or simply because the BCCI is increasing its tight grip over the ICC and the game of cricket, only because they generate the most revenue.
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