jimharri
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I always thought that one bail out of it's groove was sufficient?Pretty much. The third umpire was looking to see when the second bail was removed but Smith looked in to me, just.
I always thought that one bail out of it's groove was sufficient?Pretty much. The third umpire was looking to see when the second bail was removed but Smith looked in to me, just.
The first bail was out of its groove before Bairstow took the ball in his glove so it has to be discounted. If he had dislodged both bails before taking the ball he would have had to remove a stump from the ground.I always thought that one bail out of it's groove was sufficient?
I always thought that one bail out of it's groove was sufficient?
Yeah; I wasn't counting the first bail. And I was at work, so I didn't see the incident on the telly. But in a normal, run of the mill stumping/run out, is one bail removed sufficient?The first bail was out of its groove before Bairstow took the ball in his glove so it has to be discounted. If he had dislodged both bails before taking the ball he would have had to remove a stump from the ground.
yes.Yeah; I wasn't counting the first bail. And I was at work, so I didn't see the incident on the telly. But in a normal, run of the mill stumping/run out, is one bail removed sufficient?