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wanted to review it but he can't because there's no power.
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Kleinveldt to BB McCullum, OUT, McCullum is gone lbw, Kleinveldt strikes, that was a good length delivery that swerved back in, struck on the back foot, McCullum spoke to the umpire about a review, but it seems that the lack of power at the ground means all the tools of the referral system can't be used, McCullum will have to walk off, this is bizarre scenes from Boland Park, doesn't reflect too well on the organisation |
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really ? couldn't review it because no power , thats hilarious
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the markets moved again, is there another one out, or is it slow to react?
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blimey thats a first i think
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must be some dots after the wicket , another wicket the market would be 1.2 or something
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same with the tennis the review system
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steyn still got 7 overs left
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guess that answered my earlier question.
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none of the bookies are open ... you'd be laughing if you had a connection at the ground , snipers paradise !!
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i wonder what happens if the power comes back and south africa review a decision...
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2 south africans batting for NZ
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yeah, no way I'm betting on this!
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don't leave any unmatched bets up , thats for sure
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surprised theres even any money in the markets
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17.6
Kleinveldt to Elliott, no run, that snakes in a long way, strikes him on the full, big lbw appeal, but it is turned down, South Africa are absolutely convinced that is out, but again the lack of power means there can be no replays |
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wot a joke
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bam!
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must be a wicket !
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How on earth is the market maker on this for betfair able to keep putting in decent prices into all the boxes.
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into 1.20 now, someone knows something
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Pics back.
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no its just acting up
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damn
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5/81
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83/5.
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even more odd is how betfair have matched tens of thousands during the time the whole betting community had no feed, whose marekt making and whose trading blind.
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maybe theres feeds going to india or somewhere else , but if theres a power cut at the ground you would think all feeds to everywhere would be down
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I did read a while ago about a tennis match where people were trading according to just a scoreboard rather than pictures. Apparently the scoreboard had the two players the wrong way round and changed it right before the end. That would be pretty much akin to having money in this market with no pictures.
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almost
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well played the umpire7
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lol darlo , if you were the only 1 who had knowledge about the scoreboard being the other way round , you'd be laughing , sounds like a plot from 'the sting' that
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Isner Levine is the example Darlo is talking about it.
Also happened with a matched Karin Knapp played last year and some obscure doubles. |
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so how come the markets so liquid then >?? maybe theres radio commentary going some places
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