Indian fans on Twitter take a jibe at an Australian media outlet for their broken DRS comment. They lashed out at the news company for their comment after on the DRS after the dismissal of Usman Khawaja on the Day 1 of the ongoing Tests.
Australian media outlet calls DRS broken after the wicket of Usman Khawaja on the Day 1 of the Nagpur Test
The Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia kick-started on Thursday (9th February). The visitors won the toss and decided to bat first. However, it wasn’t a fruitful outing for them with the bat as they were bundled out for just 177 runs.
The Australian media outlet, Fox Cricket, who on the eve of the first Test criticised BCCI for the pitch, once again racked up controversy and targeted DRS. It was during the second over of the game when Mohammed Siraj bowled a full inswinger that struck Usman Khawaja on the front pad.
Indian players appealed the LBW but the umpire turned their plea down. After a discussion, skipper Rohit referred the decision and Hawkeye showed three red lights, meaning the batter was termed out for just 1 run.
As Khawaja walked back, the Australian media outlet questioned the DRS and expressed their doubts over the ball tracker.
Fans on Twitter react as Australian media outlet calls DRS broken after wicket of Usman Khawaja on the Day 1 of the Nagpur Test
As an Australian media outlet calls DRS broken after the wicket of Usman Khawaja on the Day 1 of the Nagpur Test, fans on Twitter took a jibe at them over the dismissal of R Ashwin. After Todd Murphy was trapped in Ashwin in Lbw, they lashed out at the news media saying that now they won’t call it broken. Here are some of the reactions:
Now ball tracking is working fine mate??
Cry babies https://t.co/lROdb0DG32
— Abhishek (@abhysharma1308) February 10, 2023
@FoxCricket definitely the DRS is broken !!! How can Ashwin get out !!!@cricketaakash #INDvsAUS #BGT https://t.co/AxJOsVSCx6
— Shourya Ranka (@rshourya23) February 10, 2023
Great review? Ball tracking was not wrong? Didn't it straighten after hitting the pads?
— Dheeraj Prasanna (@RD_DheerajDJP) February 10, 2023
"Ball tracker broken!"
Interesting drs— Chandan ku. Rath (@C_K_Rath) February 10, 2023
DRS seems legit now?
— Govind Prakash (@govindprakash) February 10, 2023
DRS broken on day one now fixed 👍
— Cricturn (@cricturn) February 10, 2023
DRS fixed 🥳🥳 @FoxCricket
— Cricket lover (@Cricket60626252) February 10, 2023
BCCI is cheating. pic.twitter.com/1VKbSd6Tas
— Shivem Doobey (@1996cric) February 10, 2023
"Ball tracking broken" 🤔
— Zimbabar Azambwe (@Azam_says) February 10, 2023
Ball tracker was broken? Right? Hypocrites
— harshad sahu (@sahu_harshad) February 10, 2023
Now DRS seems legit pic.twitter.com/9KgSEVwqok
— Kumar Yanamadala (@FuckDaniel56) February 10, 2023
Aww! Look at the hypocrisy.
The caption in your above tweet says "Australia with a great review" but yesterday when India took a review you were questioning DRS. pic.twitter.com/wOt26zUNjQ— Sushant Vinchurkar (@SushantV11) February 10, 2023
