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সুতরাং, কুচুটে 1^St ট্রেন্ট ব্রিজের অ্যাশেজ টেস্টটি এখনও চমকপ্রদ হতে চলেছে যার সাথে এখনও স্পষ্ট কোন বিজয়ী উদয় হয়নি। তবে আমি গেমের সম্ভাব্য মূল মুহূর্তের দিকে ফিরে তাকাতে চাই - অস্ট্রেলিয়ার আগরকে দেওয়া "অপরাজিত" সিদ্ধান্ত। আমাকে পরিষ্কার করে দেওয়া যাক - কোনও ডিআরএস সিস্টেম এবং আম্পায়ার এটি পরিচালনা করে - কোনও খেলোয়াড় বা অন-ফিল্ড আম্পায়ারদের উপর কোনও ত্রুটি রাখা যায় না। এই টেস্ট ম্যাচে এবং সাম্প্রতিক চ্যাম্পিয়ন ট্রফিতে বেশ কয়েকটি ভুল সিদ্ধান্ত নেওয়া হয়েছে, ঘুরে তাদের প্রতিটি তাকান দেয়.

সুতরাং, lets list the really poor decisions involving Eng­land so far this sum­mer, এবং তারপর ঘুরে প্রতিটি সঙ্গে মোকাবেলা

1. অ্যাস্টন অ্যাগার, giv­en not out when stumped (Eng­land vs Aus­tralia, প্রথম টেস্ট, দ্বিতীয় দিন)

Agar was stumped by Matt Pri­or. The on-field umpire called for a 3^য় umpire decision as it was too close to call. The pic­tures clearly showed the foot was ON the line. To be giv­en not out the foot must be behind the line. Whilst bene­fit of the doubt goes to the bats­man, there was no doubt that Agar did not have his foot behind the line. I find it utterly inex­plic­able that he was giv­en not out — I think the third umpire should explain what he saw and why he decided to give the decision not out.  A video is also avail­able on You­Tube, but sadly neither the video nor the fol­low­ing still image are in HD format.  If you know of an HD source please let us know.

2. জনাথন ট্রট, giv­en out এলবিডব্লুর শিকার after hit­ting the ball (Eng­land vs Aus­tralia, প্রথম টেস্ট, দ্বিতীয় দিন)

তৃতীয় আম্পায়ার থেকে পরিষ্কার করা, this decision was wrong due to a fail­ure of the DRS sys­tem. Trott was giv­en not out by the on-field umpire but the decision was ref­ered by the Aus­trali­ans. The third umpire gave Trott out as there was no hot-spot evid­ence that he had hit the ball. How­ever, the cru­cial side-on hot-spot cam­era view was not avail­able thanks to Sky using the cam­era to replay a pre­vi­ous ball. It is fair to say we’ll be writ­ing more about this dis­grace in the near future. The third umpire should have told the on-field umpire that he had could­n’t see all of the hot-spot pic­tures and the prop­er decision should have been to give the bats­man OR the on-field umpire the bene­fit of the doubt — in either case Trott would have remained not out.  দী 2 images below clearly show that the ball has moved to the right before hit­ting the pad, and there is a small mark on snicko­met­er from the impact with the bat in the first image (এটি দেখতে হলে পূর্ণ আকার স্পষ্ট দেখতে).

3. স্টুয়ার্ট ব্রড, giv­en not out caught after edging the ball (Eng­land vs Aus­tralia, প্রথম টেস্ট, Day 3)

ঠিক আছে, this one isn’t a fault of the third umpire — it was a genu­ine mis­take by the on-field umpire which would doubt­less have been cor­rec­ted by the third umpire had it been reviewed. It was a very poor on-field decision but the umpire may have been con­fused by an almost imme­di­ate second deflec­tion off the edge of the wick­et keep­ers gloves. Aus­tralia were unable to review the decision as they had already wasted both of their reviews earli­er in the day. The Aus­trali­ans need to learn to use reviews prop­erly — the review sys­tem was intro­duced to chal­lenge “howl­ers” like this. Some pun­dits have also put for­ward the view the Broad should have walked — we’ll dis­cuss that anoth­er time.  A clear video of the incid­ent is avail­able on You­Tube.

4. ইয়ান বেল, giv­en out stumped with his foot behind the line (ইঞ্জিনিয়ার ভারত বনাম, Cham­pi­ons Trophy final)

A cru­cial decision which most likely cost Eng­land vic­tory in the Cham­pi­ons Trophy final against India. Bell was giv­en out when the cam­er­as clearly showed his foot was behind the line and grounded.

We’ll try to find high qual­ity images of each of the decisions so you can judge for yourself