India captain Rohit Sharma defended the third umpire’s decision in the ‘controversial’ dismissal of Yashasvi Jaiswal during the fourth Border-Gavaskar Test. Despite Snicko not showing a spike, visual evidence suggested a clear deflection. Jaiswal’s exit led to India’s batting collapse, ultimately falling 184 runs short of the target, impacting their World Test Championship qualification hopes.
Rohit Sharma on Yashasvi’s dismissal: ‘It looked like he touched it’
Categories:
Related Post
‘Will not leave Gaza border until …’: Netanyahu sets conditions for ceasefire‘Will not leave Gaza border until …’: Netanyahu sets conditions for ceasefire
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel will not vacate the Gaza border corridor until there are guarantees against its use by Hamas for smuggling weapons. He stressed the
Papers for cheetah relocation given to South Africa: NTCAPapers for cheetah relocation given to South Africa: NTCA
The National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) has clarified that all required documentation for the cheetah relocation project has been submitted and acknowledged by South African officials. The CITES import permit
2025 RHSU edu-scholar rankings: Stanford dominates with 7 scholars in top 202025 RHSU edu-scholar rankings: Stanford dominates with 7 scholars in top 20
Stanford University leads the 2025 RHSU Edu-Scholar Rankings, with seven of its scholars ranking in the top 20. The rankings, compiled by Rick Hess, highlight influential figures in education policy