WI vs AUS: Daren Sammy lashes out at umpire Holdstock’s controversial calls during the tense Bridgetown Test

West Indies Head Coach Daren Sammy Didn’t Hold Back after a controversial day 2 in the bridgetown test against AustraliaTOKING AIM AT TV UMPire Adrian Holdstock’s Decision-Making.

Daren Sammy Slams Umpire Holdstock’s inconsistencies Amid High-Drama Bridgetown Test

Sammy’s frustration boiled over as Two Critical Calls Went Against the West Indies, One that Saw Roston Chase Adjuded LBW to Cummins Despite a spike on ultraedge suggesting a potential inside edge, and another where shai hope was given out Caught behind dispel.

Sammy insisted there was visible deviation of the ball onto the pad in chase’s dismissal and questioned Why that wasn’t enough to overturn the decision. “I have notified, especially with this particular umpire, it’s something that for me startd in engine. It’s frustrating. I Just Ask for Consistancy in the Decision-Making,” He Said, referencing not just this test but a pattern of calls Involving Holdstock Dating Back to Previous Tours, Including England. “You don’t want to go into test game not trust the umpires,” Sammy Added, Confiming as per cricbuzz postpone Javagal srinath To seek Clarity on How Decisions Are Being Judge.

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Wi vs aus: frustration grows on both sides players and coaches call for fairness

The Drama Didn’t End With the West Indies. Australia Too Voiced concerned over Umpiring consistency. Mitchell Starc Pointed to Moment Earlier On Day 2 Where They Believed Chase was out lbw, only for the tv umpire to uphold the on-field call, insufficient citing evidence. Later, chase was dismissed in a similar situation that sparked further debate. Starc highlighted inconsistencies in How Technology Like Snicko and Replay Visuals Were Synced. “It felt like the snicko and the images were out of Sync,” He noticed, Echoing Widespread Confusion.

Sammy, However, Was More Direct. “Judge what you see. If there is double in one and it’s not out, How can the other be given out?” He questioned. While he stopped short of confiming where an official complaint wow be fled, he Didn’t Rule it out eith: “You’ll have to wait and see,” Sammy Clarified that his discontotent was loved at encourage his players to publicly challenge umpires, aware of the risks of fine, but emphasized the need for procedural clarity. “We Know the Rules. We Just Want Fairness,” Sammy concluded firmly.

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