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Blatant Umpiring Errors In IPL


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Kings lost by 3 runs. 

 

Had the wide in the last over been called, Kings would hav needed 2 runs from 1 ball. 

 

Standards of these indian umpires are woeful. 

 

I hav seen this particular umpire make a lot of mistakes in the past. 

 

Edit: since some are misinterpreting this post, let me clarify... Kings xi may well hav lost it even with wide but in a crucial moment, such things can make a huge impact. 

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Nothing blatant.

Axar moved before it was bowled.

The ball passed under his bat as he missed the slog.

Moreover from commentary feed 

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Close call for the umpire. Very wide yorker from McClenaghan which dips under Axar's slog-sweep, but because he had moved across the stumps a touch, the umpire decides to let it go


 

 

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It depends. If the wide had been given, Mitch wouldn't gone easy with the last ball and KXIP might have need 4 or 5 off last ball and lost the game anyway. At the end of the day, Ashwin lost another match for his team with his dumb selections. 

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3 minutes ago, Jamadagni said:

It depends. If the wide had been given, Mitch wouldn't gone easy with the last ball and KXIP might have need 4 or 5 off last ball and lost the game anyway. At the end of the day, Ashwin lost another match for his team with his dumb selections. 

No, Queens eleven were just not "Goodenough" 

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Didn't see the no-ball...

 

But that last over ball to Axar was clearly wide.

 

Here's the commentary from cricinfo.

"McClenaghan to Patel, 1 bye, wide yorker outside off. Very wide. He swings across the line and misses. Ishan Kishan fumbles and they sneak a bye. That should have been a wide..."

 

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You can't take the boundary of the last ball in equation...all Mitch was focusing on was not to bowl a noball and just bowl a legal delivery even if it was hit for a 6.

 

That ball would have meant 7 out of 2...apart from that one fluke 6 by Axar,no way he was going to get 7 of 2,maybe only an outside chance...it wasn't such a difference maker in the end lol.

 

What is this whining? :facepalm:

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9 minutes ago, Number said:

Nothing blatant.

Axar moved before it was bowled.

The ball passed under his bat as he missed the slog.

Moreover from commentary feed 

 

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Cricinfo feed says

 

McClenaghan to Patel, 1 bye, wide yorker outside off. Very wide. He swings across the line and misses. Ishan Kishan fumbles and they sneak a bye. That should have been a wide...

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11 minutes ago, Number said:

Nothing blatant.

Axar moved before it was bowled.

The ball passed under his bat as he missed the slog.

Moreover from commentary feed 

 

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neutral perspective

 

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