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Everyone has a sell by date

Posted on October 23, 2012 by admin

Everyone has a sell by date, but it has to be handled well: Balvinder Sandhu

By Arunabha Sengupta
On February 1, 2012, 10:27 am

 

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"FORMER India captain Rahul Dravid felt that chucking should not be viewed as a crime.
“Personally, I don’t think we should see chucking as a crime as such. I think it’s just a technical fault that people have. If you have a technical fault in your action, go correct it and come back. It’s not a crime. You have a no- ball when you overstep the line. No one says you are cheating. They say just come back behind the line so come back behind 15 degrees and play the game.”
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Ajmal's flex more than twice legal limit - ICC report
As per ICC rules, a bowler can have maximum elbow extension or flex - the amount he bends and straightens his elbow while delivering the ball - of 15 degrees; anything more, and the action is deemed to be illegal.

As per the report, during the tests Ajmal's average elbow extension stood at 37 to 39 degrees for off-spin delivered over the wicket, 41 to 42 degrees for off-spin bowled around the wicket, 40 degrees for the doosra, 38 degrees for quicker ones around the wicket and 42 degrees for quicker balls over the wicket.