Murray Goodwin who learned his trade in Australia, the hardest school of knocks, should have known better than anyone else. However, far more serious an incident which has been completely clouded over, is the subsequent allegation that Goodwin threw a water bottle at the Sri Lankan skipper when they came into the pavilion for the tea break. An alleged criminal act is significantly more alarming than the perceived breaching of cricketing etiquette. Finally, thank you for the excellent interview with Andy Flower. Under the circumstances, his personal comments about the Sri Lankans can only be described as magnanimous and admirable, and does say a lot about the 'man'.
Flower is no doubt one of Zimbabwe's great cricketers, both, on and off the field.
I look forward to your coverage of the 3rd Test and congratulate you once again on an excellent website. You make some very interesting points, but the fact remains that Zimbabweans were outraged by the dismissal. If it goes against us, then we know where we stand and cannot protest should a similar incident occur in the future. It's great to read about cricket in Zimbabwe on a regular basis. I thought they were Zimbabwe's three best bowlers, along with Henry Olonga, at least when it comes to bowling sides out.