Amazing indeed and how much has Hughes improved since last time when any bouncer would get him out.
What's happening with these tv umpires lately data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7. Absolutely shocking decision to give Trott out, the ball moved a mile off the edge.
This kind of thing happens so often you can understand why India are so reticent to take it up.
What a superb couple of days, can't wait for today!
Australia make the breakthrough, pietersen bowled for 64
121-3, lead of 56
Good sportsmanship from Broad. I don't expect anything less from the prick.
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The likes of Shane warne and Glenn McGrath agree that broad didnt have to walk, most Aussies have it instilled in them not to but let's not miss a chance to bash broad I suppose data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7
The mistake was the umpires and the blame lays there, already we have had a few contentious decisions that could effect the outcome of the game
This made me laugh. It's the TMS excerpt from when Broad didn't walk.
Agger's righteous indignation that he didn't walk with Sir Geoffrey giggling and catcalling in the background!
BBC Radio 5 live - The Ashes, Test Match Special, 12/07/2013, The Ashes: Broad caught at slip appeal turned down
Indeed
Yes it's supposed to be the gentleman a game but its changed a lot in the last decade and there's enough examples of others not walking. The Aussies wouldn't do it, they have said as much. Australia wasted their reviews too which could have done them a favour
Lest we forget the other decisions this match this far...
When you edge the ball as clearly as broad did, you just have to walk. The umpires decision is almost irrelevant. Broad always thinks he's not out when given out lbw, now he's extended it to being caught!
Can't agree, it's the umpires job to call it, blatant or not. Seems some Aussie legends believe that too