Australia who wanted to cheat..!? Umpire found out..!?

The third umpire caught australia players red-handed in the second ODI against India. india are leading the three-match ODI series by 0-1. In this situation, the second ODI was played in Indore. The Australian team won the toss and chose to bowl first. Since the boundary size of the ground is only 55 meters, the indian team players, who came into the field in the crisis that they could win only if they scored a big score, played aggressively at the beginning, and accumulated runs. Gill and shreyas iyer combined to play brilliantly for Ruduraj to lose the game. The pair put on 200 runs for the second wicket. shreyas iyer added 100 off 86 balls before Shubman Gill hit a 92-ball century. shreyas iyer suffered a slight muscle cramp in his leg after scoring his century in this position. In this situation, when he hit the ball, it was caught by the bowler. The legend broke the record and the umpire sought the help of the third umpire to ask the Australian players out. But later it became known that the Australian player Shaun abbott caught the ball and put it on the ground, which was confirmed in the replay. After this, the third umpire declared it as not out. Already in the final of the World Test Championship, Australian player cameron Greene caught the ball and put it back on the ground. But the third umpire gave it out. But this time the third umpire correctly declared it not out. After this, shreyas iyer came back to the pavilion and hit a boundary. However, he tried to hit a six on the next ball and was caught. And he would have scored more if he had continued playing. This is not the first time australia has cheated in the building, Mitchell Starc made a similar catch and put the ball on the ground during the Ashes series. It is noted that the umpire did not give it out. Now the indian fans are in a frenzy that the third umpire has been caught right.
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Sowmiya Sriram

24/09/2023 09:04 PM