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I think Buttler's throw may have just missed Smith's nuts by the thickness of a sheet of sandpaper.

What an absolute brilliant piece of work by Buttler.

Top of middle stump. Got to be giving the cheat out for that shirley!!??

There cannot be a single England fan that will be anything but entirely nervous chasing anything over 200. :lolol:

Fantastic tactics and bowling from England. Really going for them all out here, great to see.

Get 1 get 2...

Boom!!! Rashid breaks the partnership.

If you want a badge, that is fine, I can get one made. :thumbsup: I'm not wrong though, you are just daft.

Benefit of the doubt has always gone with the batsmen, even before technology. That is just cricket.

As said above, the margin of error goes with the umpire. You're just reading more into posts than is there (as per usual :))

It's weighted toward the umpire's decision.

Oh god....

Yeah I think so. Reason being so many balls from Woakes and Archer have been wicket taking deliveries. Felt India batted poorly yesterday, but this spell from Woakes and Archer, every ball has had something in it.

They know through testing the margin for error isn't that large, so in your scenario above completely missing, even with margin for error the technology can be trusted. This margin for error is less than half the width of the ball, hence it's umpires call either way if less than half the ball is...

Best spell of opening bowling I have seen at this world cup.

The technology is showing the ball hitting, but isn't 100% accurate as it is predicative. If less than half the ball hitting the stumps, don't think you can argue with the on-field call, because in reality the technology has a margin for error. Think cricket now has this working well with the...

Morgan to win the toss... and have a bowl. :moo:

They're already got a captain who thinks he's a God...

Seems a bit daft to me in effectively a knockout finals tournament, where games get rained off and not replayed, that you don't decide a tie on points firstly on the result between the two teams. It's typical cricket that you need a bit of a maths formula, and a calculator to work out a fairly...