There was a big uproar over the stumping of Naman Dheer in Hyderabad T20, after 5 minutes of investigation, questions were raised on the decision of the third umpire.

The T20 series matches being played between India and West Indies have crossed all limits of excitement. In the fourth T20 match played in Hyderabad, West Indies defeated India by 24 runs and leveled the series 2-2. But during this match, a controversial decision is being discussed more than the game. Indian batsman Naman Dhir There was such drama on the field regarding stumping that the third umpire had to wrestle for about 5 minutes. After this decision, a debate has erupted in the cricket circles whether this decision was right or whether India has been ‘dishonested’ in the name of rules.

Gudakesh made a mistake on Moti’s ball, Naman Dheer

This entire incident happened during the Indian innings, when Team India was chasing the huge target of 248 runs. West Indies spin bowler Gudakesh Moti was bowling and Naman Dheer, who came to the crease, proceeded to play the ball. The ball dodges the bat completely and goes straight to the wicketkeeper. Shai Hope Got into the gloves.

In the blink of an eye, Hope scattered the pills and made a strong appeal. The on-field umpires immediately understanding the seriousness of the matter sent the decision to the third umpire. After this, a period of confusion began, where it had to be checked whether Naman Dheer’s back foot was on the ground or in the air while the bails were flying.

5 minutes long investigation and out decision

The third umpire watched the replays from several different camera angles and carefully examined the position of the foot. After a long investigation that lasted for about 5 minutes, the third umpire finally declared Naman Dheer out. As soon as this decision came, Naman Dheer looked extremely disappointed and had to return to the pavilion with a heavy heart.

There are strong reactions among fans regarding this decision on social media. Many people believe that the picture in the replay was not completely clear, due to which the decision became controversial. However, according to the rules of cricket, stumping is considered legal only if no part of the batsman is on the ground inside the crease at the time the bails are removed.

West Indies won the match, series tied at 2-2

This match was not good for Naman Dheer with both bat and ball. He spent 19 runs in 1 over in bowling, while in batting he was out without opening the account. However, earlier in this series, he had performed brilliantly and taken 5 wickets in his name and was among the most successful bowlers of India.

Talking about the match, West Indies, batting first, scored a mountain-like score of 247 runs in 20 overs. Caribbean captain Shai Hope batted stormily and scored an unbeaten century of 102 runs in 50 balls. In reply, the Indian team, chasing the target, collapsed after scoring 223 runs in 19.3 overs. With this thrilling victory, West Indies have leveled the five-match series 2-2.