Did an erroneous short run deny Kings XI Punjab victory?

[coffee_rules]

https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/_/id/29931119/ipl-2020-dc-v-kxip-did-erroneous-short-run-deny-kings-xi-punjab-victory
 

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TV replays subsequently indicated clearly that Jordan had in fact crossed the line and it was a legal run. Eventually the match was tied in regulation time after Rabada pouched Jordan at square leg to deny Kings XI victory after they needed just one to win off the last delivery. The incident saw a lot of people posting the replay on Twitter, with former India batsman Virender Sehwag, who incidentally was also once Kings XI's team director, highlighting the controversial umpiring decision by saying "it wasn't a short run".

That blind git couldn’t have used the technology to verify from the third eye? This costed Punjab the deserving win. Gutted. How can Iyer accept the winning cheque? They should have forfeited. DC doesn’t deserve to go to KOs

 

Edited September 20, 2020 by coffee_rules

[zen]

Move on .... not the first time an umpire made an error, it won’t be the last time 

[kosingh]

Delhi needed 1 run from 3 balls. The batsman on strike was batting on 89. 

 

[coffee_rules]

They say the umpiring errors even out, but in today’s match it favored one team in the end and resulted in an erroneous result

[GeeGaw]

2 hours ago, coffee_rules said:

They say the umpiring errors even out, but in today’s match it favored one team in the end and resulted in an erroneous result

Cry some more little man.

[ganeshran]

Should have been reversed. The commentary team spotted it at the end of 19th over. 

[coffee_rules]

2 hours ago, ganeshran said:

Should have been reversed. The commentary team spotted it at the end of 19th over. 

Use technology, third umpire should have corrected as soon as it was spotted. They are an old boys’ club, don’t want to hurt their colleagues. But this one costed a game for their incompetence