Once again, cheating has been done with Team India in Melbourne, and with that, the war of words started between both the teams fans in the stadium. In between the match, Indian fans started calling Australian fans cheaters, cheaters. On the last day of the Melbourne Test between Australia and India, the batsmen of the Indian team were trying to save the match. When the Indian team got the target of 340 runs this morning, everyone felt that India would play to win this match. But in the beginning, India suffered 3 major setbacks, after which India tried to shut down.
In the middle, Rishabh Pant and Yashasvi Jaiswal tried to raise the hope of Indian fans, but Pant was caught out on the boundary. The biggest thing that made headlines in this match was when Yashasvi Jaiswal was given the wrong out by the umpire. After which Indian fans started shouting slogans of Cheater, cheater! in the entire stadium, Indian fans took out posters like Poster Cry Aussie, Shame, and Cheater.
In fact, Yashasvi Jaiswal was keeping the hopes of the Indian team's match draw alive by scoring 84 runs. But in the 71st over of the innings, in an attempt to pull on a short ball from Pat Cummins, he was caught by wicketkeeper Alex Carey, but the ground umpire called not out. After which Pat Cummins took the review. Third umpire Sharfuddaula Ibne Shahid gave Jaiswal out while in the Ultra Edge it could be clearly seen that there was no contact between the ball and the bat.
But the third umpire resorted to a live picture where the ball was changing its line from the place where the contact between the ball and bat was closest. After this, something similar happened with Akash Deep, and even there the Snicko meter appeared wrong. The ball hit Akash Deep's pad and went into the hands of Travis Head, after which the umpire changed the decision and called him out. Legendary players like Sunil Gavaskar and Irfan Pathan were also seen flaring up at Jaiswal's decision. He said that what is the use of such a technique that does not give a proper decision, and the umpire cannot make his decision like this? How can umpires change their decision despite having technology? Earlier, KL Rahul was also given a wrong decision during the Perth Test, which created controversy.