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Controversy arose after the way the Indian team's star batsman Shubman Gill was out in the Ranchi Test. Gill returned to the pavilion after being LBW on the ball of Shoaib Bashir. After his wicket fell, once again the umpire's call was questioned. In fact, after the last match, England captain Ben Stokes had raised questions on the umpire's call. But he got the benefit of this rule in Ranchi Test also. The manner in which Shubman Gill was out started being discussed on social media. After this, English captain Ben Stokes came under attack from the fans.
What is the whole matter?
England captain Ben Stokes looked disappointed after the defeat in Rajkot Test. He questioned the umpire's call. Now due to umpire call rule in Ranchi Test, Stokes got the wicket of Gill. Shubman Gill was dismissed by Shoaib Bashir. The ball was pitched outside the off stump. After this the foot touched outside the stump. The field umpire gave him out but Gill took review. Gill had to go out due to umpire call. He returned to the pavilion after scoring 38 runs. After this its discussion started on social media. Not only Gill, three Indian players were out in this innings due to umpire call. Rajat Patidar and Ashwin were also out on umpire call.
Fans trolled Stokes fiercely
After this, fans started posting continuously about Ben Stokes. People were asking whether Stokes will now overturn the umpire's call. People asked whether he was still against the umpire's call. Not only Stokes but former cricketer Stuart Broad was also the target of fans. Broad also gave a statement against the umpire's call. At the same time, wrong decisions of the umpires have also been seen continuously in this match. Many wrong decisions were taken by the umpires during Indian bowling. When England started bowling, the decisions taken against many Indian batsmen became a subject of debate.
What is umpire call?
Talking about umpire call, this rule is of DRS. This applies when a batsman is given out LBW. In this, when the ball is seen touching the outer part of the leg stump during ball tracking, the umpire's call is applied. Under this, if the field umpire gives out then the final decision is considered out. If the field umpire gives not out, the batsman remains not out. If the batsman is out or not out under the orders of the umpire, then in such a situation whichever team takes DRS, it is not wasted but remains intact.
