Ian Bell Controversy
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The Ashes 2013: Australia investigate obscene tweet on controversial Ian Bell decision
Australia thought they had dismissed Bell for just three runs before tea on the third day when Steve Smith claimed a catch at gully off Ryan Harris.
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The Ashes: Stuart Broad, Ian Bell turn the tide for England against Australia on Day 3
Broad made a controversial 47 not out from 122 balls, which included five fours but only after he was given not out despite clearly edging Ashton Agar to Michael Clarke at slip
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The Ashes controversy: How hot is Hot Spot? England angry over Jonathon Trott's dismissal
Trailing Australia by 65 runs, England's middle order mainstay Jonathan Trott was adjudged lbw for a first-ball duck to Mitchell Starc on Thursday.
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Andy Flower wants Kevin Pietersen to come clean over texts
England coach Andy Flower believes Kevin Pietersen must reveal the content of his controversial text messages if he wants to salvage his international career.
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England outcast Pietersen dismissed for golden duck
Troubled England star Kevin Pietersen suffered another blow on Sunday as the controversial batsman was dismissed for a golden duck just hours after more damaging allegations emerged about the text message row that threatens to end his international career.
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Bell grateful to India for recalling him in Trent Bridge Test
England batsman Ian Bell has publicly thanked India for recalling him after a controversial run-out during the Trent Bridge Test in August.
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Morgan reveals story behind Bell run-out drama
England batsman Eoin Morgan, who was at the non-striker's end when the Ian Bell run-out controversy happened during the second Test against India, claims that the confusion was caused by umpire Asad Rauf's ambiguous gestures.
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Flower denies double standards on Bell run out
England's coach, Andy Flower, believes his team was right to ask India to rethink their controversial run-out of Ian Bell at Trent Bridge, adding that it would have caused an "international incident" had Sachin Tendulkar been dismissed in a similarly bizarre fashion.
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British media, former players hail generous Dhoni
A generous but illogical gesture; this is how the English media and former players described Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni's decision to call back Ian Bell after he was controversially run out in the ongoing second Test here.
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Captains, coaches discussed Bell's decision at Tea: Dravid
Senior Indian batsman Rahul Dravid has defended his team's decision to call back Ian Bell after he was controversially given run out in the ongoing second Test, saying the Englishman's dismissal didn't seem "right" going by the spirit of the game.
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Dozy Bell pretended to save his wicket: Vaughan
Former England captain Michael Vaughan believes that Ian Bell knew he had "messed up" during his controversial run out in the second Test against India but gave the impression of not really knowing what all the fuss was about to get a reprieve from the visiting side.
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Adulteration of technology with human thinking is bad: Dhoni
India were deprived of Ian Bell's wicket because of the controversial Umpire Decision Review System (UDRS), said skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni after his side escaped with a dramatic tie in a group B World Cup encounter against England here on Sunday.
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The Ashes 2013: Australia investigate obscene tweet on controversial Ian Bell decision
Australia thought they had dismissed Bell for just three runs before tea on the third day when Steve Smith claimed a catch at gully off Ryan Harris.
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The Ashes: Stuart Broad, Ian Bell turn the tide for England against Australia on Day 3
Broad made a controversial 47 not out from 122 balls, which included five fours but only after he was given not out despite clearly edging Ashton Agar to Michael Clarke at slip
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The Ashes controversy: How hot is Hot Spot? England angry over Jonathon Trott's dismissal
Trailing Australia by 65 runs, England's middle order mainstay Jonathan Trott was adjudged lbw for a first-ball duck to Mitchell Starc on Thursday.
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Andy Flower wants Kevin Pietersen to come clean over texts
England coach Andy Flower believes Kevin Pietersen must reveal the content of his controversial text messages if he wants to salvage his international career.
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England outcast Pietersen dismissed for golden duck
Troubled England star Kevin Pietersen suffered another blow on Sunday as the controversial batsman was dismissed for a golden duck just hours after more damaging allegations emerged about the text message row that threatens to end his international career.
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Bell grateful to India for recalling him in Trent Bridge Test
England batsman Ian Bell has publicly thanked India for recalling him after a controversial run-out during the Trent Bridge Test in August.
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Morgan reveals story behind Bell run-out drama
England batsman Eoin Morgan, who was at the non-striker's end when the Ian Bell run-out controversy happened during the second Test against India, claims that the confusion was caused by umpire Asad Rauf's ambiguous gestures.
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Flower denies double standards on Bell run out
England's coach, Andy Flower, believes his team was right to ask India to rethink their controversial run-out of Ian Bell at Trent Bridge, adding that it would have caused an "international incident" had Sachin Tendulkar been dismissed in a similarly bizarre fashion.
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British media, former players hail generous Dhoni
A generous but illogical gesture; this is how the English media and former players described Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni's decision to call back Ian Bell after he was controversially run out in the ongoing second Test here.
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Captains, coaches discussed Bell's decision at Tea: Dravid
Senior Indian batsman Rahul Dravid has defended his team's decision to call back Ian Bell after he was controversially given run out in the ongoing second Test, saying the Englishman's dismissal didn't seem "right" going by the spirit of the game.
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Dozy Bell pretended to save his wicket: Vaughan
Former England captain Michael Vaughan believes that Ian Bell knew he had "messed up" during his controversial run out in the second Test against India but gave the impression of not really knowing what all the fuss was about to get a reprieve from the visiting side.
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Adulteration of technology with human thinking is bad: Dhoni
India were deprived of Ian Bell's wicket because of the controversial Umpire Decision Review System (UDRS), said skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni after his side escaped with a dramatic tie in a group B World Cup encounter against England here on Sunday.
