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WTC Final 2023: [WATCH] Cameron Green’s Controversial Catch To Dismiss Shubman Gill

Cameron Green catch Shubman Gill

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Team India batter Shubman Gill was dismissed in a controversial manner against Australia on day four of the World Test Championship final at The Kennington Oval in London. He was caught by Cameron Green off Scott Boland during the third innings of the match. However, there were doubts raised over the dismissal.

Chasing a mammoth 444 runs, Indian openers, Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma were going great guns. They scored 41 runs off the first seven overs. In the eighth over, Scott Boland bowled a good length delivery around the off-stump. Shubman Gill got forwards to defend the delivery. However, the ball took off and caught the shoulder of the bat. Cameron Green, who was at the gully, dived to take a brilliant catch. The on-field umpires referred the catch to the third umpire, who gave it out.

Watch the video here:

https://twitter.com/gritwik98/status/1667539421980422144?s=20

The fans were not happy with the decision as in several frames the ball seemed to have touched the ground. Former cricketer Ricky Ponting who was on the air questioned,

“The ball went into his hand may be 6-8inches above the ground but the question I have got was did any part of the ball touch the ground just after it completed the catch? I am sure that’s what Rohit Sharma is arguing with the umpires; I am sure that’s why Shubman Gill is so disappointed.”

“It had carried, six-eight inches above the ground; no doubt about that but did it then actually roll over and touch the top of the surface?,” he added.

Let’s take a look at the reaction of the fans:

Team India is in deep trouble in the World Test Championship final

Team India is in a spot of bother in the World Test Championship final against Australia at The Kennington Oval in London. They have lost three wickets for 93 runs, with both the openers and Cheteshwar Pujara back in the pavilion. Rohit Sharma got lbw against Nathan Lyon for 43 runs. Meanwhile, Pat Cummins dismissed Cheteshwar Pujara for 27 runs. Ajinkya Rahane joined Virat Kohli at the crease, with India needing 351 runs to win, with seven wickets in hand. They need to play out day five to ensure a draw in the summit clash.


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