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Ashwin's idea that a batsman can pull out isn't as clear-cut as he makes it seem. Umpire Anil Chaudhary explained on Jatin Sapru's show that it only applies if there's a clear, obvious change in the pause. If it's part of Usman Tariq's usual action, it's considered legal. If... show more

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