“Maybe It Would Have Been Given Not Out”- Tabraiz Shamsi Takes Jab At Suryakumar Yadav’s T20 World Cup Catch

South African spinner Tabraiz Shamsi received criticism from fans for mocking Suryakumar Yadav’s spectacular catch in the T20 World Cup 2024 final. Yadav’s sensational catch in the final over dismissed David Miller, swinging the game in India’s favor.

Some fans challenged the authenticity of the catch, citing various camera angles, despite its significance. Some defended Yadav’s effort, while Shamsi’s attempt to make fun of the grab was criticized. The incident brings to light the considerable scrutiny and discussion that can encircle important athletic events.

Fans and cricket lovers were left fuming after Shamsi’s remarks, which only served to fuel the flames of what will be remembered as a turning point in the tournament—Yadav’s catch. The emotional and passionate commitment to international cricket is brought to light by the dispute.

Tabraiz Shamsi Takes Dig At Suryakumar Yadav’s T20 World Cup Catch

If they used this method to check the catch in the world cup final maybe it would have been given not out 😅 https://t.co/JNtrdF77Q0

— Tabraiz Shamsi (@shamsi90) August 29, 2024

In the final over of the Twenty20 World Cup 2024 match between Suryakumar Yadav and South Africa, David Miller was dismissed with an incredible move. The catch moved the Indian team one step closer to winning the championship because of his exceptional agility. Being a member of the South African team in the final, Tabraiz Shamsi has gotten himself into hot water after making a lighthearted comment that has angered the Indian supporters.

“If they used this method to check the catch in the world cup final, maybe it would have been given not out,” wrote Shamsi on his X account.

“In case some people dont understand that it’s meant to be a joke and no one is crying… let me explain it to you like a 4 year old child ðŸä— It’s A Joke,” he added.

South Africa needed 16 runs to win off the last six balls, but Suryakumar Yadav caught a full toss from Hardik Pandya, allowing India to win by seven runs, ending their 11-year wait for an ICC Trophy.