A big controversy arose over the dismissal of Yashasvi Jaiswal.© X (Twitter)
Indian cricket team batsman Yashasvi Jaiswal He was left fuming after a controversial DRS decision on the fifth day of the fourth Test in Melbourne on Monday. Jaiswal was looking in great form against the Australian bowlers, but his serious innings came to an end as he was caught behind the ball. pat cumminsDuring the 71st over of India’s second innings, Jaiswal decided to pull a short ball from Cummins, but the ball went back and was caught out. alex careyAlthough the umpire did not feel there was any edge involved, Australia’s cricketers looked confident as they opted for review.
“I can see the ball has touched the glove. Joel, you need to change your decision.”
And with that, Jaiswal is out! #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/biOQP4ZeDB
– 7cricket (@7cricket) 30 December 2024
There was no spike on the snickometer or any distinct sound to indicate that the ball had made contact with Yashasvi’s bat. However, the third umpire believed that there was a clear deviation in the path of the ball due to contact with the lower glove. The third umpire decided to overturn the decision resulting in Yashasvi having to have a heated exchange with the on-field officials before leaving the field.
Whereas Sunil Gavaskar, Deep Dasgupta And Irfan Pathan Opposed to overturning the decision ricky ponting Said on commentary that he believed there was no doubt about the dismissal.
Former Indian cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin made some cryptic posts amid the struggle of captain Rohit Sharma and the Indian team on the fifth day of the fourth Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy in Melbourne.
Struggling for form, Rohit worked hard but eventually returned to the dressing room with nothing to show.
Instead of adopting an aggressive approach, Rohit adopted a defensive approach and scored nine runs after facing 40 balls. After effectively dealing with the threat of pace, he decided to take on his counterpart Pat Cummins.
His attempt to flick the ball resulted in a thick outside edge, which went to Mitchell Marsh at gully. With his head and shoulders bowed, Rohit returned to the dugout and left the floodgates open.
(With ANI inputs)
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