Its a draw, they're both cheats.
In 25 years of playing cricket I never understood this one.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/cricket/27689164
It's cheating. End of.
Why is it not "the done thing"
If a bowler a no-ball there is no warning.
If a bowler over steps by 1/2 inch it's a no-ball.
If a bowler bowls a wide there is no warning.
If a batsman is bowled, he isn't told, next time you're out.
If a batsman is run out by 1/2 inch he is out.
If a batsman grounds his bat short of the crease he is called for a short run. He isn't warned.
Why when a batsman steals a yard is it ungentlemanly not to run him out?
Buttler was warned twice in the game yesterday, what had he to complain about? He was cheating.
It happened once when I was playing. One of our bowers ran a batsman out for backing up too far. There was hell on from the opposition, why?
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