I mean ultimately we've all been robbed of what really should have been a special moment in cricket history, let alone South African cricket history, because of specious bullshit. I think it's a fair response.Looking around other parts of the internet, there's lots of similar reactions.
It's really funny an otherwise monumental innings can inspire anger of all things simply because he didn't do what seemed so obvious to do.
Hope sachin pays root so that he doesn't break highest run scorer tallyLara would never lose the record, he'd just pay cricketers to declare, happened with Warner and now with Mulder.
Well he's captain so it would be odd if he didn't.Well played special agent Mulder. Surely he had no say in the declaration?
LOL didn't realize that. Will be interesting to hear about the theory/reason for not kicking on.Well he's captain so it would be odd if he didn't.
Winning is always more important imo, but declaring didn't really increase the chances of winning in any way. It's a real "why can't we have both?" scenario.Yeah the more I think about this the more it pisses me off. Who the **** is gonna care about getting the win against Zim compared to breaking a world record
No fans of cricket want this. Mulder sucks
Yep. Did this "individual records are selfish to think about" all snowball from Tubbys 334* declaration?Winning is always more important imo, but declaring didn't really increase the chances of winning in any way. It's a real "why can't we have both?" scenario.
This thread has affirmed that results are cringe and celebrating individual players is based, so plenty to celebrate for Zimbabwe with Williams being the best second-half-of-career batsman of all time.Yeah it's pretty impressive
Throwing away that opportunity that Mulder had is like winning the lotto and losing the ticket on the streetThis thread has affirmed that results are cringe and celebrating individual players is based, so plenty to celebrate for Zimbabwe with Williams being the best second-half-of-career batsman of all time.