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[edit] Warnings

Please stop. If you continue to vandalize Wikipedia, as you did to Michael Clarke (cricketer), you will be blocked from editing. Ubardak (talk) 05:06, 9 January 2008 (UTC)

How is it vandalize? it is the undisputed truth

I am aware of this but does that mean the in Hitler you woul not mention the fact he killed jews? Michael Clarke has been caught on camera broadcast to millions claiming two catches that firstly did not carry and secondly where picked up of the ground since he was not in full control of either the ball or his body. I know conpairing Hitler to clarke is extreme but both are undisputed facts that have been acepted by society

You may be right, but such comparisons do not belong here. Nburden (T) 05:29, 9 January 2008 (UTC)

What do you mean comparisons i was only stating that he had claimed two catches that had not carried. Something like this should be included

"On December 20, 2007, Clarke claimed to first of two contriversal catches of the Austrlain Cricket season 2007/08. In the third One Day International against New Zealand in Tasmainia Clarke took the ball in the slips after New Zealand keeper batsman Gareth Hopkins edged of the bowling of Brad Hogg. Hopkins asked Clarke if he had taken the catch and after which clarke said he had. Hopkins was given out, later replays showed that the ball had bounced and Hopkins should not have been given out.

On January 6, 2008, Clarke claimed to second of two contriversal slips catches during the second test against India. Off the bowling of Brett Lee Indian batsman Sourav Ganguly edged to Clarke in the slips who claimed the catch. Ganguly suspect that the ball did not carry to clarke stood his ground. Umpire Bensen asked Clarke and Captin Ricky Ponting if the ball was caught or if it had bounced. Clarke claimed he had caught the ball and Ganguly was given out. Replays showed that the ball clearly bounce infront of Clarke and should not have been given as a catch."

There are no biases shown because it is undisputed fact that these two fact occured.

  • I think you may want to take this to the discussion page of the article. One thing that may be good is creating a seperate section, for example "Controversies", under the main article where a grammar/syle/spelling checked version of what you have here can be put. One thing that may help make these notable is citations/sources. Unfortunately I do not follow cricket so I can not give you any lower level help. Ubardak (talk) 06:21, 9 January 2008 (UTC)

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