IND vs AUS: A dramatic moment in the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy took the spotlight as India’s star opener Rohit Sharma faced off against Australia’s fast bowler Mitchell Starc. The first over of the India-Australia third Test witnessed a heart-stopping moment as Rohit Sharma survived two back-to-back close calls from Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc. Despite the potential setback of Rohit’s early dismissal, Australia’s flawed use of the review system enabled the player to keep his place on the pitch.
Rohit Sharma out twice in same over
With Sharma’s outstanding performance in the ongoing Test series, the stakes were high and tensions ran even higher during this controversial event. In the opening ball of the innings, Rohit Sharma escapes controversial dismissal after Australia’s unsuccessful review in 3rd Test against India. A clear outside edge from his bat produced a loud noise, but the umpire wasn’t convinced and Australia chose not to review. However, the replay showed a spike on UltraEdge, proving that Rohit had edged the ball.
On the fourth ball, Starc’s delivery swung back sharply and hit Rohit’s back pad, prompting a loud appeal for LBW, but the umpire remained unmoved. Australia opted not to take a review, and the replays showed that Rohit would have been out if they had.
Fans slam umpire for blunder in IND vs AUS test
Umpire Nitin Menon has been under criticism since then. Following Nitin Menon’s controversial decisions during a recent cricket match, many fans have accused him of being biased towards Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma. The umpire faced significant backlash, with fans pointing out his past controversial decision to adjudge Kohli out and slamming his poor umpiring. The incident sparked a heated debate on social media, with many calling for more accountability and transparency in umpiring decisions.
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