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Umpiring conundrums
Thu, August 10 2017
Umpiring conundrums in cricket 6: Can umpires declare an innings?
The name Tunbridge Wells invariably brings a smile to the lips of Indian cricket fans. The incident, however, dates back to 1963, two decades before Kapil Dev’s monumental innings.
Thu, August 10 2017
Umpiring Conundrums in cricket 5: Half caught half runs
In this particular episode of Umpiring Conundrums Arunabha Sengupta narrates a curious incident which once supposedly took place in a match in New Zealand.
Thu, August 10 2017
Umpiring conundrums in cricket 4: Follow-on or not?
Team A scores 450. Team B, 251. Now...
Thu, August 10 2017
Umpiring conundrums in cricket 3: Can he bowl?
Those with keen memories may recall the case of Mohammad Rafique, who had figures of 10.2-3-21-2 in a 50-over match.
Thu, August 10 2017
Umpiring conundrums in cricket 2: How is he out?
In this particular episode of Umpiring conundrums Arunabha Sengupta poses a simple question with a complex answer.
Thu, August 10 2017
Umpiring conundrums in cricket 1: Who is out?
There can be some situations in cricket, very legitimate ones, that might confuse the most diligent followers of the game. Arunabha Sengupta looks at one such scenario.