rob_a wrote:Can't believe all the fuss that's being made of Broad not walking. I was always told (by my dad who was an umpire) "Don't walk, let the umpire make the decision and if he gets it wrong carry on."
With the exception of Gilchrist the only time any other Aussie would walk was if his car broke down
Indeed, anyone saying otherwise looked very silly when Clarke stood firm today despite knowing he was out and even going to the extent of reviewing it when he was given out.
The use of reviews by the two teams could very well be decisive. Australia have thrown too many reviews away on hopeless causes whilst England's appeals have been good, the decision by Cook to review the LBW today was fantastic.
Play finished on that horrible situation where we should win, but there is still that glimmer of hope for the Aussies. Wouldn't surprise me at all to see them get close tomorrow. Getting Agar is the key. 98 from 101 in the first innings turned into 1 from 24 in the second.