During the fourth T20I match between Australia and India, Axar Patel and Jitesh Sharma convinced captain Suryakumar Yadav to review a decision involving Australia opener Matt Short.
In the fifth over of the run chase, Short was trapped in front of the wicket, prompting India to take a review.
“The on-field umpire was forced to overturn his initial decision of not out as India made their first breakthrough at the Carrara Oval in Gold Coast.”
Matt Short, opening in Travis Head’s absence, contributed to a good start for Australia, hitting three boundaries off Arshdeep Singh in the third over. Mitchell Marsh struggled initially to find rhythm.
Short attempted a sweep shot, but missed, and both the wicketkeeper Jitesh Sharma and the bowler believed the ball had hit in line with the stumps. They approached the captain for a review. Ball-tracking showed three red lights, confirming the decision in India's favor.
The incident highlights strategic teamwork and review technology, leading to a crucial breakthrough for India in the ongoing match.