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*Official* West Indies In Australia

silentstriker

The Wheel is Forever
Not following you. Using the Clarke referral as some sort of vindication for the system is stupid. There are plenty of cases you could use when the system has done good, but that isn't really one of them.
Did not mean that. I meant that the system worked perfectly as it should that time.
 

Furball

Evil Scotsman
Not really, it's about overturning wrong decisions, that was given n.o. and the referral just proved the umpire to be correct making it a waste of time in that situation.
Think the review was justified in being called for, was a very good shout.
 

Jono

Virat Kohli (c)
This has been excellent from WI, disciplined cricket.

But Australia far from convincing on such a flat track. Soft dismissal from Clarkey.
 

Briony

International Debutant
Aussies will still probably lead but without a significant one, batting last might hold some fears. Clarke has specialised in Adelaide tons in recent years. He misses out here.
 

Briony

International Debutant
Benn has done well, just what the doctor ordered given the relatively limited nature of the West Indian attack.
 

Craig

World Traveller
In today's paper Michael Holding slammed the West Indies cricket team and the whole set-up. Is he actually doing something about it or has done in the past, or is he just sitting there venting his critical opinions, but when it comes to doing something, his absence is is rather odd?
 

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