Is the Decision LBW mayak agarwal look like ‘call referee’ to the naked eye? No? Delivery Lungi Ngidi sharply from a little back, attack the dough high above the bearing.
For referee Marais Erasmus and everyone watching on TV, it looks like the ball will disappear foot stumps.
Dean Elgar appealed but even a replay looked like it wasn’t a brainer.
Enter the ball tracking, after waiting to endlessly, and suddenly the projected path seems to caress the outside of the foot stump.
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Not always beautiful or really perfect, innings Rahul, instead, quietly firmly and wisely hold back.
The decision created Furore on social media, with many sacking screen catches to justify that the tracking ball has been “suspicious”.
It’s impossible to hit.
Call referee at best.
Unlucky Mayank.
“I was not allowed to express my opinion about it,” he said, pretending to smile.
“Unless I want to be in bad books and get my money docked.” Lungi Ngidi was more open, even though he was also stuck in the ‘referee’s call’.
“I feel it’s a good shout,” he said.
“If there is something I think it will be a referee’s call.
One thing, I think it’s still a little low compared to the bounce I get.
When you start taking the time (for tracking the ball to come), everyone starts.
Doubt yourself.” With the referee no Available to comment, this seems to be one of the decisions that will continue to be polarized.
Keep an eye on tracking ball on day 2! ‘Dravid emphasized the discipline’Agarwal more advanced on what was said by the new coach Rahul Dravid to the dough before the test.
“The conversation with Dravid is about being very disciplined.
He is clear that when you play in SA, you will not look very good but about holding on your plan and waiting for opportunities,” Agarwal said.
“We are thinking about these lines.
The plan is to leave as many balls as possible and I am happy that we can do that.
We really apply themselves very well.
We got a good partnership and I hope they continue in the match.
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“for Agarwal, highlight his teammates Karnataka Abad Rahul is discipline.
“As someone who had watched him carefully, he really understood where he was waiting for him.
He was willing to enter the ball line.
KL was very disciplined with the gameplan and his mindset.
He wants to float every time he gets it.
Set.” Agarwal said India would observe a total of 400-pluses, while Ngidi felt pitch still had the best to be offered to Bowler.
“There are still jagging balls from the deck.
If you can get two wickets on two balls, anything can happen.
If we get some initial breakthroughs it can change the game above his head.
Anything under 350 and the game is on,” said Ngidi .
Sri Lanka, incidentally, managed 396 in the first round at Centurion last December and still lose one inn!