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෴||Pakistan tour of Sri Lanka 2014 Official Thread||෴|Aug 6- Aug 30|2Test -3ODI|
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<blockquote data-quote="Henry L" data-source="post: 17016550" data-attributes="member: 260809"><p><span style="color: #000000"><span style="font-family: 'tahoma'">Uppercut: "I was not referring to 'umpire's call LBW'. I have seen many caught behind decisions staying with the 'On Field call' due to lack of evidence to over turn it,which was the case here..." I've seen it happen too, Uppercut. Wasn't trying to disparage you. But in this case, there was way too much doubt about whether he had hit it. That much doubt, and it has to go with the batsman even though it was a referral by the batsman and not the umpire going upstairs himself. It just seemed the logical option to give the batsman the benefit of the doubt.</span></span></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Henry L, post: 17016550, member: 260809"] [COLOR=#000000][FONT=tahoma]Uppercut: "I was not referring to 'umpire's call LBW'. I have seen many caught behind decisions staying with the 'On Field call' due to lack of evidence to over turn it,which was the case here..." I've seen it happen too, Uppercut. Wasn't trying to disparage you. But in this case, there was way too much doubt about whether he had hit it. That much doubt, and it has to go with the batsman even though it was a referral by the batsman and not the umpire going upstairs himself. It just seemed the logical option to give the batsman the benefit of the doubt.[/FONT][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]
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