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When Michael Holding Kicked The Stupms
Colin Croft's disgraceful shoulder charge on umpire Goodall
New Zealand was 1-0 up in the series, coming into Christchurch and scars from the last match were still wide open. West Indies bitterly complained about the standard of umpiring in the previous match, with Umpire Fred Goodall being main accused.
Also, most of them were away from home for a long time, following a long, grueling tour in Australia. The bitter, cold weather just added to their woes.
On the face of adversaries, West Indies players started complaining, just about regarding everything. This prompted a local radio station to come up with a satirical calypso – after Simon & Garfunkel song 'Cecilia'. It went like, 'Mr. Goodall, you’re breaking our hearts, you ain’t seeing straight and we‘re losing'. and, so on. It was on everybody’s lips and started playing on the psyche of the West Indies team.
West Indies batted first and batted poorly. Hadlee and Cairns quickly reduced them to 28 for 3. Greenidge (91) and Kallicharran (75) rescued them to a certain extent with 162 runs partnership. But, once they fell on the same score, rest of the batting capitulated against Lance Cairns (6 for 85). West Indies lost their last 7 wickets for just 38 runs, to be all out for 228.
However, much part of the first and second day’s play was marred due to bad weather and New Zealand could start their innings only towards the end of second day’s play.
Third day’s play would be one of the sordid days of history in cricket. New Zealand lost some early wickets. But, Geoff Howarth and John Parker steadied them. However, when Howarth was on 66, he clearly gloved a short ball to the keeper. He would admit it later that everybody behind the wicket and himself knew about it. But, the umpire saw nothing.
That was the last straw that broke the camel’s back. West Indies team did not come out of the pavilion after tea. Some official went to their dressing room to inform that the umpires are already out. They got a response from Clive Lloyd, 'That’s fine, but we are not going back'.
That triggered frenzied actions and Walter Hadlee (father of Richard Hadlee), who was chairman of New Zealand Board, rushed to meet Lloyd. There were some hectic negotiations between the captains and him. It was decided that if any player from either team knew that he had been out, he should walk away.
West Indies demanded that Fred Goodall had to be replaced then and there. The reluctant West Indies team took the field after 12 minutes of scheduled time and there were some more questionable decisions. In protest, they bowled with short run-ups, bowled mostly short-pitch balls, left the balls for easy boundaries and dropped catches. Sadly, it was just not cricket any more.
The next day was a rest day and West Indies dressing rooms were already cleaned up by the players in anticipation of the tour being cancelled and them going home. Jeff Stollmeyer, president of WICB, was contacted in the Caribbean immediately. He assured that, 'It won’t happen'.
The rest day was spent in negotiations between two boards and West Indies players. Finally, the players decided to continue after an internal voting.
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