What goes through the mind of a bowler when studying AB de Villiers' wagon wheel

#2 Can a case be filed under the ‘Prevention of Cruelty to Bowlers‘ Act?

Jason Holder and his West Indies bowlers can testify against de Villiers

If the ICC is unmoved by the fervent pleas, then the Supreme Court of India remains a viable option. You could ask, ‘why not go to the land of de Villiers’ birth?’ Seeing as India is the de facto home of cricket for all practical purposes and the country’s apex court has plenty of time on its hands to intervene in everyone’s affairs, the move should be a no-brainer.

Once the ‘Prevention of Cruelty to Bowlers’ (PCB) Act is incorporated into those myriad rules and regulations, he will be found guilty with numerous victims available to testify against him. Unlike the actual PCB, this one is filled with oodles of forethought.

Along with de Villiers, his Royal Challengers team-mate Virat Kohli can also be finally stopped. If the time-travel device is invented at last, one Viv Richards (the father of modern-day hitting) should be taken care of as well.