Just catching up. Trott plays and think he Knicks the ball on to his pad.The on field umpire agrees ns gives not out.The Aussies refer it and the video evidence is inconclusive. A key piece of evidence is not available......and he's given out?
Could've sworn I'd already posted on here about the Trott dismissal but I can't see it anywhere. It was a shocking decision to overturn the onfield umpire in that situation. I just can't work out how the 3rd Umpire thinks that is the right call.The default of the review system is that if the evidence can't conclusively prove that the umpire was wrong then the umpire's decision is upheld. Given the umpire gave not out on the basis of it taking a nick the requirement was for the 3rd umpire to prove beyond doubt that there was no nick, which he couldn't do without hotspot. I genuinely think England should call an appeal on that one regardless of what happens in the game because the review system is fairly clear in it's guidelines and this seems a clear failure to adhere to those.
I'd really like to see the stumping one, I didn't see that live but england seem pretty miffed about it.
Quote from: paul_e on July 11, 2013, 09:01:10 PMI'd really like to see the stumping one, I didn't see that live but england seem pretty miffed about it.I think his foot might have been in the air and it wasn't behind the line.
Quote from: PaulWinch again on July 11, 2013, 09:04:21 PMQuote from: paul_e on July 11, 2013, 09:01:10 PMI'd really like to see the stumping one, I didn't see that live but england seem pretty miffed about it.I think his foot might have been in the air and it wasn't behind the line.It was fair decision based on technology limitation. Just remember without relying on video replays any umpire would never have given that.
Erasmus's decisions were fucking shocking and could cost us the game.