'How Is This Out?': Twitter Slams Shocking Caught-Behind Decision In BB
Twitter Criticizes the BBL's Surprised Last-Minute Decision, "How Is This Out?"
Even though the videos clearly showed a gap between the bat and ball when a spike on "Snicko" occurred, Jordan Silk was ultimately called out for being caught behind.
The Sydney Sixers defeated the Melbourne Stars by six wickets in their Big Bash League (BBL) match on Friday. Jordan Silk of the Sixers lost his wicket in the game's final over due to an umpiring blunder, which caused controversy. Silk missed a cut shot that went through to the keeper with the Sixers needing two runs to win off three deliveries, but James Vince called him for a single.
Silk missed a cut shot that went through to the keeper with the Sixers needing two runs to win off three deliveries, but James Vince called him for a single. However, the stumps were struck at the non-end striker's by the wicketkeeper and the bowler working together.
While Adam Zampa, the captain of the Stars, received criticism for falling behind, Silk appeared to have failed at the non-end. striker's
Despite video clearly showing a gap between the bat and ball when a spike on "Snicko" occurred, Silk was ultimately called out for being caught behind.
Silk protested and sought for a review personally, but when he was turned down, he was forced to walk back to the dugout.
