Nagpur, India and England cricket teams are playing the T20i series and the second T20i match of this series was played in Nagpur, yesterday. The umpiring standard during the T20i series was questionable and the English team lost its temper on the bad decision of the Indian umpire.
The Indian umpires are notorious for giving the wrong or bad decisions during the test and ODI matches and they helped their team to win the matches. To alleviate the rigging of the Indian umpires and the umpires of various other countries of the world, the neutral umpiring was started. In this match, the Indian umpire supported his Indian team on two occasions and helped it to win the match. When Indian skipper, Virat Kohli was doing batting, the ball touched his pad, when he was clearly standing before the wicket and he would be declared LBW out but the Indian umpire, Shams Uddin declared him not out.
On the second occasion, when English team was doing batting and the match was entered in the interesting situation and English team needed 8 runs on just 6 balls. Joy Root was the set batsman and it was hoped that English team would get this target quite easily but the Indian umpire declared him LBW out. But it was clearly seen that the ball hit the inner edge of the bat and then hit with the pad of the batsman. The direction of the ball was also leg side out and it ball did not hit the bat, it would hit the pad, then it would go outside the leg stump. English team lost this match by 6runs and the English team captain showed his anger on this bad decision. The captain of the English team referred the case to the match referee and he also demanded to implement the DRS system in T20i, which is also being used in other formats of cricket successfully.