by Buddhi Wickramaarachch » Sat, 17 Jan 1998 04:00:00
He has proven them wrong. So my congratulations to him. Considering the
amount of stress he had been through, it is indeed a great achievement.
Umpiring is not an easy job. But one must be flexible enough to admit, or
correct the mistakes.
Buddhi.
p.s. Rick - Hair called Murali, when bowling leg brakes.
by Joshua Saunder » Sat, 17 Jan 1998 04:00:00
>Buddhi.
>p.s. Rick - Hair called Murali, when bowling leg brakes.
Josh
by Harish Chandramou » Sat, 17 Jan 1998 04:00:00
>p.s. Rick - Hair called Murali, when bowling leg brakes.
>Look, whatever you reckon. But Hair DID NOT call Murali "bowling" "leg
>breaks".
I think what *you* happen to be referring to, is something ever so
slightly different :-)
Cheers,
Harish (who agrees with Josh of course, but this was just too good to
pass up, nonetheless)
by Nick Brow » Sun, 18 Jan 1998 04:00:00
> p.s. Rick - Hair called Murali, when bowling leg brakes.
by Rick Eyr » Sun, 18 Jan 1998 04:00:00
sigh.
Rick
by Mad Hami » Mon, 19 Jan 1998 04:00:00
On 16 Jan 1998 14:43:16 GMT, "Buddhi Wickramaarachchi"
>Buddhi.
>p.s. Rick - Hair called Murali, when bowling leg brakes.
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by Rick Eyr » Tue, 20 Jan 1998 04:00:00
>>p.s. Rick - Hair called Murali, when bowling leg brakes.
>Nope, Muralidharan didn't bowl any leg breaks in the Perth test match
which was
>where Hair called him. He bowled leg breaks in a one day match (I believe
it was
>in Brisbane) and was called by Emerson.
Rick
by Mic Cull » Tue, 20 Jan 1998 04:00:00
to have written:
[snips]
>Look, whatever you reckon. But Hair DID NOT call Murali "bowling" "leg
>breaks". I defy you to show where such a thing occurred.
cheers,
Mic. (www.cross.com.au) The return address *will* work as is...
Cross Purposes Studios - Web & Graphic Design
How did a fool and his money get together in the first place?
by Joshua Saunder » Tue, 20 Jan 1998 04:00:00
>>Buddhi.
>>p.s. Rick - Hair called Murali, when bowling leg brakes.
>>Look, whatever you reckon. But Hair DID NOT call Murali "bowling" "leg
>>breaks".
>Ah, but the original poster was talking about "leg brAKEs".
>I think what *you* happen to be referring to, is something ever so
>slightly different :-)
>Harish (who agrees with Josh of course, but this was just too good to
> pass up, nonetheless)
by shantha Ranatung » Wed, 21 Jan 1998 04:00:00
shantha
by Simon Thomps » Wed, 21 Jan 1998 04:00:00
On Tue, 20 Jan 1998 02:43:19, shantha Ranatunga
> > >Ah, but the original poster was talking about "leg brAKEs".
> > Ahh yes. Are they Ford or Chevrolets? Will they fit a '79 302? Were hey
> > perhaps manufactured by the Singer Corporation?
> > Josh
> All right, we do not speak or write correct English as you guys do.
> Can you read or write at least one word of my mother language "sinhala"?
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Simon Thompson
Christchurch
New Zealand
by Shau » Wed, 21 Jan 1998 04:00:00
>[snips]
>>>p.s. Rick - Hair called Murali, when bowling leg brakes.
>>Look, whatever you reckon. But Hair DID NOT call Murali "bowling" "leg
>>breaks". I defy you to show where such a thing occurred.
>They're not interested in the facts, Josh.
by Mad Hami » Wed, 21 Jan 1998 04:00:00
>>>p.s. Rick - Hair called Murali, when bowling leg brakes.
>>Nope, Muralidharan didn't bowl any leg breaks in the Perth test match
>which was
>>where Hair called him. He bowled leg breaks in a one day match (I believe
>it was
>>in Brisbane) and was called by Emerson.
>Err, the Test match in question was at Melbourne, not Perth.
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of the time, but you can't fool all of the people all of the time.
Fortunately only a simple majority is required.'
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by Zildji » Thu, 22 Jan 1998 04:00:00
[snip]
>Oops, now I'm getting the noballing for throwing confused wih the reports for
>ball tampering. I put it down to the fact that I was struggling with my ISP at
>that time.
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by Corey Popeli » Mon, 26 Jan 1998 04:00:00
>> > >Ah, but the original poster was talking about "leg brAKEs".
>> > Ahh yes. Are they Ford or Chevrolets? Will they fit a '79 302? Were hey
>> > perhaps manufactured by the Singer Corporation?
>> > Josh
>> All right, we do not speak or write correct English as you guys do.
>> Can you read or write at least one word of my mother language "sinhala"?
>Don't take it so seriously. We all make typos, and occasionally they
>become the ***of jokes. I doubt anything personal is meant. :-)
[Note: To post this, I nearly had to turn off the damn spell checker
:P]
Cheers,
Corey Popelier.
Perth Western Australia.
1. fastest 150 and 200 wickets
2. 1st wicket p'ships of 150 for RSA
3. 150 p'ship for 1st two wickets
4. 150 p'sip by the 1st two wickets
5. WI 150/4 at Lunch 4th Test Final Day
6. 150 p'ship in low Test totals
8. Innings Defeat with <150 in Both Innings
9. Inns defeat with <150 in both innings
10. Career bowling average of 150 +
11. Most frequent 150+ scores by Test centurions
12. >150 in both innings for Pakistan
13. Campbell 100 off 101 balls - WA 1/150