Tag Archives: Peter Willey
Rob Steen: Did this man play cricket’s most defiant innings?
In a County Championship match at Grace Road in 1971, Glamorgan were teetering on a decidedly unprincely 11 for 8 when Don Shepherd joined Peter Walker. Aware that the lowest first-class total was 12, legend has it Walker said to his … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Articles, OpinionAlerts, Rob Steen, Talking cricket, The Blog
Tagged bob willis, England, Peter Willey, rob steen, West Indies
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Umpire Reviews Are Flawed
Umpire Reviews Are Flawed October 2009 Umpires are losing the art of giving decisions, says former international umpire Peter Willey As a first-class umpire, thanks to technology, I do find myself thinking differently about decisions, especially lbws. And I shouldn’t … Continue reading
Posted in England, International, News, Oct2009, Test cricket
Tagged Peter Willey, reviews, Umpire Review System, Umpires
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