Irani Trophy | Twitter reacts to Ruturaj loses calm with hesitating umpire over ball malfunctioning

no image

There’s no substitute for calmness when it comes to making better decisions. Ruturaj Gaikwad is one of the best examples to exemplify a composed mind on a cricket field but the Maharashtra batter ended up losing his cool due to the umpire’s stubbornness over the ball’s shape in the Irani Trophy.

Eyeing to take early wickets with the help of the moisture in the morning session, Mukesh Kumar did not disappoint with the new red rock. He broke through the Mumbai top-order removing Prithwi Shaw, Ayush Mhatre, and Hardik Tamore in his opening spell to leave Mumbai at 37/3. With Shreyas Iyer and Ajinkya Rahane at the crease, the experienced duo stabilised the stage by carefully negating the bowlers before an argument broke over in the opposition with the umpire.

After bowling three dots in the 29th over, Mukesh bowled a short ball at Rahane who tapped it down with soft hands. Right after, the ball was handed to Gaikwad who had a look at the ball and had a conversation with umpire Saiyed Khalid. While the umpire was hesitant to alter the ball despite the ball not passing through the rim properly. However, after his teammates requested, the reserve umpire was seen ambling into the field with a box of balls. However, the replaced ball seemed to be not passing the rim test as well, prompting Gaikwad in a heated argument with the umpire. Soon after, he also handed the ball to Ishan Kishan, the wicketkeeper, who was unhappy with the shape of the cork as well. Eventually, Khalid seemed obstinate with his thoughts and denied the Rest of India for another change of ball.



Why angry?

 

May be!

Yeah looks like!

Yeah!

What?

Lol!

Hahaha!

Net is free there?

Comments

Leave a comment

0 Comments

read previousIND vs SA | Kohli ton proves too much for belligerent Proteas as India take 1-0 lead
India held their nerves in a thrilling finish to the first ODI against South Africa, in Ranchi on Sunday, to take a series lead with a 17-run win. Virat Kohli's 135 helped India post 349/8 and early wickets rocked back the Proteas, but a brilliant middle-order fightback took them agonizingly close.
IND vs BAN | Twitter buzzes as Rohit Sharma's cheat code Bumrah floors Mushfiqur and wraps up Bangla battingread next
Time and again, Jasprit Bumrah has been India’s savior with his jaffas and consistently providing crucial breakthroughs. He showcased this again on the last day of the India-Bangladesh Test, delivering an unplayable ball that shattered Mushfiqur Rahim’s middle stump and ended Bangladesh’s innings.
View non-AMP page