To walk or not to walk

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Res Publica (Parkville, Vic.) 18 (1):20-23 (2009)
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To walk or not to walk: Should a batsman acknowledge his own dismissal by leaving the wicket without even waiting for the umpire's decision? David Coady and Samir Chopra examine this flashpoint ethical debate in cricket

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Sujiv Chopra
University of York
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University of Tasmania

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