2019 | Cricket documentary | Underarm - The Ball That Changed Cricket

[@deepsouthNZ]

So sad that the younger Chappell now looks much older than his elder brother

[@user-rd4vs7hh7p]

Why couldn't he simply have bowled an inswinging yorker? Oh dear...

[@andynth33]

Its a weird game cricket, no one thinks anything of staying put if they hit the ball to the keeper but if its to anyone else the batter is a cheat

[@kartikbutolia9592]

Greg Chapple bhagwaan tera bhala kare angrez. Shri. Ganguly ji tera sab hisab kar sakte the. Tu kismat eala yha us samay. Shayad abhi na ho.

[@myopinion138]

Cheats

[@hpoonis2010]

As much as you can put forward that accusation, it is still false. It may have been far from what is considered fair play but it was not illegal back then. If you care to lay blame then it should fall to the governing body who failed to outlaw the practice in the rules.

[@deepsouthNZ]

@@hpoonis2010 it would be like putting a rugby ball down your pants so no one can get to it , nothing about that in the rules but if you do it you're still pretty much a cheat. Giving the other team food poisoning isn't in the rules either but NZs national rugby team have had to endure that too in 3 different countries. The lengths these great big powerful countries have to go to to beat a tiny country with less people than a large city is incredible