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KL Rahul's DRS Controversy Sparks Debate During Perth Test Victory

3 Dec

Sports Rohan Neeraj

KL Rahul expressed his frustration over a contentious DRS decision during the Perth Test against Australia. The decision, which saw him out for 47 runs, was upheld despite his attempts to contest it. The incident drew mixed reactions and intensified the competitive atmosphere on the field. The match concluded with India's victory, owing much to strong innings from Jaiswal and Rahul, along with Bumrah's impressive bowling.

India Dominates Australia in Series Opener with Bumrah's Stellar Performance

2 Dec

Sports Rohan Neeraj

India outperformed Australia by 295 runs in the first Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series held at Perth Stadium. Significant performances by Jasprit Bumrah and Yashasvi Jaiswal paved the way for India’s comprehensive victory. This win not only marked India’s first triumph at Perth Stadium but also recorded their largest victory margin in Australia. Virat Kohli achieved a personal milestone, surpassing Sachin Tendulkar’s record for most Test centuries by an Indian in Australia.

KL Rahul's Dismissal in IND vs AUS 1st Test Raises Questions Over DRS Reliability

30 Nov

Sports Rohan Neeraj

The first Test between India and Australia witnessed a controversial dismissal of KL Rahul, raising concerns over the Decision Review System (DRS). The on-field decision of not out was overturned by the third umpire, despite a lack of clear split-screen footage to determine a possible edge. This sparked debates among players and commentators about the system’s accuracy and protocols.

Controversial Dismissal of KL Rahul in India vs Australia Test at Perth Sparks Debate

24 Nov

Sports Rohan Neeraj

In a highly disputed decision during the India vs Australia Test match at Perth's Optus Stadium, KL Rahul was declared out after a contentious DRS review. While the on-field umpire initially deemed Rahul not out, a third umpire review suggested an edge despite clear evidence showing the bat struck the pad. This sparked outrage, as former cricket players from both nations criticized the lack of conclusive proof for such a reversal.