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Note: I am not interested in test cricket anymore. I do not have time or place for yet another game of cheating in my life. There is enough of that all around me every day, to which I am subjected involuntarily. In sport, at least, the spectator still has a choice. I shall rather follow the inconsequential shorter version of the game, where cheating matters less. Here, at least, the corrupted umpire affects only one day of play at a time. In test cricket, he compromises the game, the record, the players and the fans forever as recently, imho, in the case of Steve Bucknor, Darrel Hair and TH Wijewardene. With little thought of what they do, they have tainted the sacred game forever.