The idiom not cricket is used to describe something that isn't fair, but in this context it is perfectly fair for superiors to use their agents as guinea pigs in poison trials.
Given the statement "Can't have superiors using their agents as guinea pigs in poison trials, It is perfectly fair and within the rules.", is the statement "Can't have superiors using their agents as guinea pigs in poison trials, not cricket" wrong?
- Yes
- No
- Unknown