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This is clearly an optical illusion and should’ve been given out. When will the ICC intervene in such blatant cheating? #AUSvIND

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ben 🌐🏗️🏡vor 1 Jahr

Why didn’t Snicko verify that it touched the ground

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Places Visited & Pictures Takenvor 2 Jahren

Wondering what happens when AI is used? Here’s the answer 🙂

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Markvor 1 Jahr

Cheating Indians paid off the third umpire! That’s how it works isn’t it according to the always rationale Indian fans online

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.vor 1 Jahr

Superb bait.

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Steve Smithvor 1 Jahr

Some unexpected bites so it’s working a treat

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S Lvor 1 Jahr

There was no scnicko sound when the ball "supposedly" hit the ground. If there's no sound, how could it possibly have hit the ground. Plus there was no deflection deviation - the direction of the ball stayed in its linear trajectory and did not shift. Then physics doesn't add up!

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🇦🇺 Greg 🇦🇺vor 1 Jahr

And Travis Head should be banned for celebrating the non-catch. He’s insulted a whole nation of people thinking that was out! 🙄 #AUSvIND

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Mocha Cubvor 1 Jahr

SG said on ABC that there was “clear evidence” it hit the ground. Pretty much sums his commentary up to be honest.

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Ben Schalmanvor 1 Jahr

Some will argue you could slide a sheet of sandpaper under that ball.

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David Morganvor 1 Jahr

A fast traveling cricket ball can entrain fluid from a moist surface (grass) creating a zone of lower pressure and results in the grass rising via the Bernoulli effect. This creates the illusion of the ball touching the ground. Leaving the formula here for those interested.

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Anthony Leachvor 1 Jahr

You took the catch so you ought to know!

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