Sunil Gavaskar, the legendary Indian cricketer, has expressed his anger and disappointment after Ravindra Jadeja’s no-ball cost Marnus Labuschagne his wicket in the second Test match between India and Australia in Indore.
Gavaskar, who is a renowned cricket commentator, was visibly upset after the incident and said that it was a “shocking” decision by the umpire. He said that the umpire should have been more vigilant and should have spotted the no-ball.
Gavaskar said that the umpire’s mistake had cost Labuschagne his wicket and that it was a “very costly mistake”. He said that the umpire should have been more careful and should have been more aware of the rules of the game.
Gavaskar also said that the umpire should have been more proactive in spotting the no-ball and that it was a “very poor decision”. He said that the umpire should have been more alert and should have been more aware of the rules of the game.
Gavaskar said that the umpire’s mistake had cost Labuschagne his wicket and that it was a “very costly mistake”. He said that the umpire should have been more careful and should have been more aware of the rules of the game.
Gavaskar also said that the umpire should have been more proactive in spotting the no-ball and that it was a “very poor decision”. He said that the umpire should have been more alert and should have been more aware of the rules of the game.
Gavaskar’s comments have sparked a debate among cricket fans and experts about the role of umpires in the game. While some have argued that the umpire should have been more vigilant, others have argued that the umpire should not be blamed for the mistake.
Whatever the outcome of the debate, one thing is certain: Gavaskar’s comments have highlighted the importance of umpires in the game and the need for them to be more vigilant and aware of the rules of the game.