Cape Town (South Africa): The Indian team seemed sad after a controversial decision review system that helped Skipper South Africa Dean Elgar made the decision of the LBW upside down in the last fourth round in Newlands in Newlands.
Controversial calls aroused a different reaction from Kl Rahul, captain of Virat Kohli, and Spinner Ravichandran Ashwin.
The incident occurred at 21 of the innings cut by Ashwin.
Spinners bent the delivery thrown and drifted, beat Elgar on the inside and the ball hit him right in front of the stump, and the referee on the Marais Erasmus field raised his finger.
You know how they say technology is 99% accurate.
Well today we see another 1%.
#Savind https://t.co/V9BVPGP8TL-Wasim Jaffer (@ Wasimjaffer14) 1642089108000How, Elgar reviews decisions and replays show that the ball goes beyond the stump, and therefore the decision is upside down.
The Indian team was surprised to see the ball beyond the stump and stump of Mic capturing Kohli, Ashwin, and Rahul suggested some disruption of technology.
Even Umpire Erasmus looked shaking his head on how the ball lost the stump.
My definite reaction after the #elgar decision was canceled! #Indvssa https://t.co/ion7NoyJV- Harish Chakravarthy (@harishchakravar) 1642088405000Pirst, MIC Catch Ashwin said: “You have to find a better way to win Supersport (South Africa broadcasters).” Then Virat Kohli said: “Focus on your team too and not just an opposition, trying to catch people all the time.” Finally, Kl Rahul said: “The whole country plays against Xi Guys.” Kohli and India players on Stump Mic #Savind https://t.co/FXS6X8RFTD- Xolani (@thatxolani) 1642090918000elgar and Keegan Petersen holding their land because South Africa gets full control of India on day 3 of the ongoing third test on here Newlands, Cape Town on Thursday.
In Stumps, the South African scores read 101/2 – with the host still needing 111 walks to win.
Petersen (48 *) is currently unbeaten in folds.
Previously, Rishabh’s pants scored unbeaten when India was bundled for 198 in the second half, preparing South Africa to be targeted 212.
For Proteas, Marco Jansen returned with four goals while Kagiso Rabada and Lungi Ngidi each took three.
When India was bundled for 198, this became the first instance of all 20 numbers from the side which was dismissed in a trial match.