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Pristine traditions of cricket on fair and unfair play, when is the last time you have witnessed it?

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Law 42: Fair and unfair play - the umpires are the sole judges of fair and unfair play. It contains an override of the laws of cricket: of either umpire considers an action that is not covered by the laws to be unfair, he intervenes and will call the ball dead if the ball is in play.

Distracting the opposition

If a member of the fielding side deliberately distracts or attempts to distract the batsman on strike while he is preparing to receive or receiving a delivery, the umpire immediately declares the ball to be dead. The umpire also informs the fielding captain of the incident. The batsman may not be dismissed from the delivery, which must be repeated. If this happens again in the innings the same procedure is followed, but the batting team is awarded five penalty runs too.

Have you ever seen this law at work lately?

Yes or no? For those who say "yes", please give an example?

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  1. you get a similar law in football your not allowed to shout and yell

    when the oppositions on the ball or ask the opposition to pass the ball to you ect ect

    i suppose sledging could be classed as distracting if its don while the bowlers bowling

    iv not seen it enforced

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  2. ummm, come again? what exactly were you trying to ask?

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