Moin Khan, former Pakistan cricketer, supported Shakib Al Hasan’s decision to appeal for Mathews’ dismissal. Moin Khan believed that it was within the rules of the game, and Shakib’s actions were well within his rights as a player.
On the other hand, Misbah-ul-Haq, former Pakistan cricket captain and coach, questioned the ‘spirit of the game’ regarding the incident. Misbah was critical of Shakib’s decision and suggested that such actions may undermine the essence of fair play in cricket.Source:- the indian express
Wasim Akram, former Pakistani fast bowler, recalled the infamous collision between Sachin Tendulkar and Shoaib Akhtar during the 1999 Kolkata Test. Akram highlighted this incident to illustrate that contentious moments in cricket have occurred in the past. He implied that such incidents, while controversial, are a part of the game’s history.
Source:-robelindiaThe controversy surrounding Angelo Mathews’ dismissal has ignited a broader debate about the balance between playing within the rules and upholding the spirit of the game in cricket. While some support Shakib’s actions as a legitimate part of the game, others like Misbah-ul-Haq question the ethics of such tactics. This incident serves as a reminder of how cricket’s tradition and its evolving rules can sometimes clash, sparking passionate discussions among fans and experts
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Angelo Mathews dismissal: Moin backs Shakib’s decision, Misbah questions ‘spirit of game,’ Akram recalls Sachin-Shoaib collison in 1999 Kolkata Test
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