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Originally posted by ZeGoat
if you give him the same tolerance level, he will not have the same amount of degrees, because his degrees should start from when his arm is the straightest it can be and therfore they cant both be the same in current rules...

and about the international disabled cricket, you can see how much trouble he gives normal batsmen, WITHOUT the use of the doosra, imagine him in a competition where everyone else was at a significantly lower level to him, it would be pointless for him to bowl in that competition...
Well, at least he would be within the rules there. Do you have information on, how many degrees he does bend his arm from "his" straightest?

Originally posted by ZeGoat
and if a bowler had a quicker arm action, thats another variation to his bowling attack, it by no means illegal...
Unless new rules were reinstated for Murali ONLY, those "variation" spinners would be pretty much blatantly chucking at faster pace...how unfair would that be.

Originally posted by ZeGoat
and if there is a little extra "zing" especially under pressure, if it included bending the elbow more, im pretty sure they would have realised...
Since all his deliveries contain some kind of optical illusion, how could you tell apart the deliveries with zing from those that didnt? Surely they havent gone to such lengths as to figure out how to tell the difference, even using a computer. I highly doubt experts in biomechanics even thought about testing something as game orientated as that.
 

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I was using hyperbole u idiot. Murali's an embaracement to cricket? By induction, therefore Warne's an embaracement. Yeh I'll blame my mum for putting pills in my water to make me look anorexic so that society can sympathise with me.

Man how is Murali an embaracement? Just think if he was Aussie, and he was leading wicket taker, u all would be up the ICC arses trying to legitimise him.

A bomb goes of in SriLanka makes it a security threat. Fucking I shouldn't be in Australia then. Fuk, if a bomb goes of, does it mean that more bombs are likely to go of? If anything, the security for players would of improved.
 

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Originally posted by budj
Murali's an embaracement to cricket? By induction, therefore Warne's an embaracement. Yeh I'll blame my mum for putting pills in my water to make me look anorexic so that society can sympathise with me.
So you've dismissed all possibility of Warne telling the truth about the pills? What makes you so sure? Whatever reason that might be, why have you not also already dismissed Murali's reason for not coming here: ie "personal reasons," rather than the alleged "cowardice."

Originally posted by budj
A bomb goes of in SriLanka makes it a security threat. Fucking I shouldn't be in Australia then. Fuk, if a bomb goes of, does it mean that more bombs are likely to go of? If anything, the security for players would of improved.
A bomb went off in Iraq the other day. I guess that means tighter security from the yanks and co. Does it now mean that the country's a safe place, just because a bomb went off?

When a bomb's gone off in the country, it usually means either:

1. Your enemy's finished plotting and preparing for a series of attacks OR
2. You've pissed them off so much they just had to give you a warning.

Either way, you have an enemy, an enemy with an agenda to wreck havoc on your country/city, usually due to actions of yours that have caused a deep desire for retribution.

Might just be me, but I used to think that countries in this scenario were generally much more dangerous to reside in than ones that weren't, especially when you're a well-known sportman.
 

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Originally posted by budj
Just think if he was Aussie, and he was leading wicket taker, u all would be up the ICC arses trying to legitimise him.

If Murali was australian this would never have been an issue because he wouldnt have made it to state level - the rules would have been applied.
 

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Geez now we are saying this Malinga guy chucks??
Far out , give it a rest!!

im pretty sure he doesnt , cause i swear i have seen another bowler with a similar action

Either in the West Indies or South Africa
 

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yea dere was......... geoff thomson.........who payed for........... wait fot i.......... Australia :uhhuh:
 

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so what do people think about the stories coming from england about murali wearing a brace on his elbow and still bowling his deliveries..... this is a neutral statement not asking for a massive argument..... i just wanted to know how people really against him feel about these results...
 

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yeah and apparently he turns the ball every bit as much. Just shows that he doesnt chuck his off spiner and that he is all class. He deserves to be the world record holder.
 

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the people saying he turns it 'just as far' are speculating. and all it does is give weight to the arguement that he can bowl legally not that he does. ill bet my bottom dollar that if this gives credibility to his technique and he is allowed to continue bowling in test cricket he'll just go back to chucking.

it should also be noted that this was brought up by Tony Grieg, who is not only a shit commentator, but would gladly suck murali's cock if given half a chance.
 

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