Comments on: Solutions for a reliable foot no-ball call http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call Blog on cricket Sun, 20 Jul 2008 14:38:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Soulberry http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-280 Soulberry Sun, 27 Jan 2008 16:04:11 +0000 http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-280 Oh..Ok...I'm a bit of a dino when it comes to current technology...if that's possible, I don't see why they cannot adopt this solution. Thanks for the clarification. Oh..Ok…I’m a bit of a dino when it comes to current technology…if that’s possible, I don’t see why they cannot adopt this solution.

Thanks for the clarification.

]]> By: scorpicity http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-278 scorpicity Sun, 27 Jan 2008 05:25:34 +0000 http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-278 Soulberry, sensors can be at both sides individually activated for the side in which the bowler is operating from. So it shouldn't be a problem for the runner messing things up for the no-ball calls. Soulberry, sensors can be at both sides individually activated for the side in which the bowler is operating from. So it shouldn’t be a problem for the runner messing things up for the no-ball calls.

]]> By: Soulberry http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-271 Soulberry Sat, 26 Jan 2008 05:35:08 +0000 http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-271 What about the runner? How can we keep his beep out of it? If that can be sorted out, maybe a sensor can work. I'd much rather they used the back line as the standard...that will also give the bowlers actual 22 yards to bowl into. Sure, the batsmen will have more time and bowlers are likely to be murdered if they have to bowl from a leap behind, but unless infalliable technology comes in, I see no solutions other than this. Gives more time for the umpire to switch gaze from line to opposite end. What about the runner? How can we keep his beep out of it?

If that can be sorted out, maybe a sensor can work.

I’d much rather they used the back line as the standard…that will also give the bowlers actual 22 yards to bowl into. Sure, the batsmen will have more time and bowlers are likely to be murdered if they have to bowl from a leap behind, but unless infalliable technology comes in, I see no solutions other than this. Gives more time for the umpire to switch gaze from line to opposite end.

]]> By: scorpicity http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-270 scorpicity Sat, 26 Jan 2008 05:21:15 +0000 http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-270 Welcome Brad... thxs a ton :) Welcome Brad… thxs a ton :)

]]> By: scorpicity http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-269 scorpicity Sat, 26 Jan 2008 05:20:41 +0000 http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-269 Welcome King cricket... yeah it seems sane and quite easy to implement. The problem I see is umpires always give a tough resistance to technology... they fear they will lose their jobs. Welcome King cricket… yeah it seems sane and quite easy to implement. The problem I see is umpires always give a tough resistance to technology… they fear they will lose their jobs.

]]> By: scorpicity http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-268 scorpicity Sat, 26 Jan 2008 05:19:30 +0000 http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-268 Hey Otts... where do you think this test match is heading? Hayden piled up predictably. Hey Otts… where do you think this test match is heading? Hayden piled up predictably.

]]> By: Brad Griggs http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-266 Brad Griggs Fri, 25 Jan 2008 19:09:28 +0000 http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-266 Woops i misspelt site. Woops i misspelt site.

]]> By: Brad Griggs http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-265 Brad Griggs Fri, 25 Jan 2008 19:08:41 +0000 http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-265 This sight rules! I am adding it to my favourites right now. So many colours. I love Fox News. I vote Romney. This sight rules! I am adding it to my favourites right now. So many colours. I love Fox News. I vote Romney.

]]> By: King Cricket http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-263 King Cricket Fri, 25 Jan 2008 15:27:33 +0000 http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-263 It's too easy, straightforward and sensible a solution. They'll never go for it. It’s too easy, straightforward and sensible a solution. They’ll never go for it.

]]> By: Ottayan http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-262 Ottayan Fri, 25 Jan 2008 13:23:04 +0000 http://www.cricketfizz.com/cricketblog/solutions-for-a-reliable-foot-no-ball-call#comment-262 I liked your electric surge wake up call. I liked your electric surge wake up call.

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